dyanaprajna2011
Dharmapala
Feel at home where? Certainly not within myself. I've looked into Libertarianism, and it doesn't really fit me, although I do like some of their ideas more than I do the Democrats or Republicans.
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Republicans outraged over a Sikh praying at the RNC
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Feel at home where? Certainly not within myself. I've looked into Libertarianism, and it doesn't really fit me, although I do like some of their ideas more than I do the Democrats or Republicans.
Oh....I was referring to the demonization you suffer as a "Marxist socialist".
We have that too!
Alceste
Vagabond
Then you may just be a libertarian socialist!
Don't let Revoltingest trick you into thinking all libertarians are economic right wingers.
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Noam Chomsky on Libertarian Socialism - YouTube
dyanaprajna2011
Dharmapala
Ah, yes, that's true. It seems all the good, decent, logical political parties are demonized.
Alceste
Vagabond
dyanaprajna2011
Dharmapala
Harmonious
Well-Known Member
Evandelical Christians are not the whole of the Republican party. They often get more press, but they are not every last Republican.
idea
Question Everything
This is NOT the conservative mindset. Obviously someone had to vote Romney in during the primaries, so obviously the MAJORITY of the Republican party are not afraid of other faiths (like the Mormon faith)...
exactly, I guess I should read everyone else's responses first
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What a load of steaming crap. Republicans ended slavery, Duh!
Look at governors in this nation and see who has the most minorities.
The bottom line here is the Dem's have nothing to offer but the same old failed policies.
Moderates don't care about social issues, they want jobs and an improved economy.
Mitt Romney is prepared to deliver, while Obama has nothing but excuses.
Yes, the only chance he has to keep his job is to demonise the opposition.
Can you feel the hate?
Look at governors in this nation and see who has the most minorities.
The bottom line here is the Dem's have nothing to offer but the same old failed policies.
Moderates don't care about social issues, they want jobs and an improved economy.
Mitt Romney is prepared to deliver, while Obama has nothing but excuses.
Yes, the only chance he has to keep his job is to demonise the opposition.
Can you feel the hate?
idea
Question Everything
People keep saying "I don't know who Mitt is", or making false "rich man" cracks about him....
For those who don't know who Mitt is, wiki is a great place to start learning about him:
Mitt Romney - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Alceste
Vagabond
Ah yes, this sounds very like your optimism in 2008, when moderates loved Sarah Palin and McCain was definitely going to win.
Not happening.
Ah yes, this sounds very like your optimism in 2008, when moderates loved Sarah Palin and McCain was definitely going to win.
Not happening.
ROTFFLMAO
OK Alceste, back then you where telling me Obama and company where going to be the fiscal party, remember?
This joker has spent more money than all the other presidents combined.
The thing is, it has been a total failure.
Romney introduced his five point plan in Cincy today.
I can't wait for the debates.
I hope both candidates run on their records.
(How's that for a highly partisan jab?!?!)
(How's that for a highly partisan jab?!?!)
What the Republicans have going for them is I don't believe the Dem's will turn out in the numbers they did back in 08.
They where energized four years ago, this time they will be holding their nose when they pull the lever for the anointed one.
No way they will ever vote for a Republican, so they might just stay home.
They where energized four years ago, this time they will be holding their nose when they pull the lever for the anointed one.
No way they will ever vote for a Republican, so they might just stay home.
Alceste
Vagabond
They won't be motivated by love for Obama, but they will be motivated by hate for Romney. Most people understand that more tax cuts for the rich is a catastrophic idea.
The best thing going for the Pubs is that voters are forgetting Dubya, but remembering Obama.
Apex
Somewhere Around Nothing
Yes, because a government elected by people motivated by hate is exactly what we need...
Alceste
Vagabond
Any particular reason you totally ignored the substance of my comment? They will reject him because he wants more tax cuts for the rich, paid for by the middle class. Most people realize that is a catastrophically bad plan.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
The fact is that electing a president is, more often than not, choosing the lesser of two evils. Conservatives have this ridiculous portrayal of liberals, as if they worship Obama like some sort of perfect messiah. The reality is, however, is simply about picking the one who will do the least amount of damage, especially when it comes to our rights, freedoms and equality.
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A sentence beginning with these words is almost always wrong.
Remember that most people are below average intelligence.