Should We Be Blue?

[Revoltingest]

I propose that the Libertarian Only forum be changed from purple to blue so that non-libertarians may ask us questions.
My reasons:
- Purple keeps out the inquisitive
- Blue would still keep rabble rousers from disrupting discussions.
- There aren't many libertarians on RF, so we don't have much activity.

Your thoughts?

 

[crossfire]

I propose that the Libertarian Only forum be changed from purple to blue so that non-libertarians may ask us questions.
My reasons:
- Purple keeps out the inquisitive
- Blue would still keep rabble rousers from disrupting discussions.
- There aren't many libertarians on RF, so we don't have much activity.

Your thoughts?

Are you sure it isn't your breath? {Just kidding!}

I don't have a problem with blue.

 

[Revoltingest]

Are you sure it isn't your breath? {Just kidding!}

What? Anchovy & garlic haggis bothers you?

I don't have a problem with blue.

Good!

I notice that religious DIRs come in different colors, so why not political forums, eh?
(The color coding could've been more intuitive, but I doubt they'll change now.)

 

[Revoltingest]

On second thought, I'd prefer green to blue.
I'd like to see non-libertarians join in when a shared spirit moves them.

Few care about this, eh?
Oh, well....so often this clueless engineer tries to improve products for which there is no market.

 

[The Sum of Awe]

yes, blue to make the bacon.

i don't really like the idea of green though

 

[Revoltingest]

yes, blue to make the bacon.
i don't really like the idea of green though

You don't get away with merely registering a vote. Please discuss your concerns.
(I don't know if administrators will do anything, but it interests me to know the
thoughts of our community.)

 

[Revoltingest]

I'm changing my lobbying to <green>.....less restrictive.

 

[CynthiaCypher]

It would be more in the spirit of libertarianism if it was.

 

[Iti oj]

Green. Less restrictions. Lol

 

[Revoltingest]

"if it were"...subjunctive case, ya know.
I'm a libertine except when it comes to grammar.

 

[Phil25]

I propose that the Libertarian Only forum be changed from purple to blue so that non-libertarians may ask us questions.
My reasons:
- Purple keeps out the inquisitive
- Blue would still keep rabble rousers from disrupting discussions.
- There aren't many libertarians on RF, so we don't have much activity.

Your thoughts?

Blue is fine with me.

 

[CynthiaCypher]

Blue is fine with me.

Wait...are you a libertarian?

 

[Phil25]

Wait...are you a libertarian?

Fiscal Libertarian. Well, are you a libertarian?

 

[Tarheeler]

I'm good with pink; these sections were meant for members of the respective ideologies to discuss things amongst themselves without outside interference. And, to be honest, I don't know if the option of changing was ever made available to the political sections.

There is nothing that prevents someone asking questions about a philosophy in the general politics area.

 

[Revoltingest]

Fiscal Libertarian. Well, are you a libertarian?

After much discussion, some hair pulling, & one torn groin muscle (not mine, thankfully),
I determined that RF libertarians share the singular trait of being socially liberal, ie, minimal
governmental interference in our personal lives, eg, pro-gay marriage, pro-abortion rights,
pro-religious freedom, pro-freedom of assembly. I hope this helps.

Btw, the pro-abortion thing is negotiable.

 

[Revoltingest]

I'm good with pink; these sections were meant for members of the respective ideologies to discuss things amongst themselves without outside interference.

There is nothing that prevents someone asking questions about a philosophy in the general politics area.

Pink? I've never heard of that color of forum.

 

[Revoltingest]

I'm good with pink; these sections were meant for members of the respective ideologies to discuss things amongst themselves without outside interference.

There is nothing that prevents someone asking questions about a philosophy in the general politics area.

Pink? I've never heard of that color of forum.
Oh, you management & your secrets!

 

[Phil25]

After much discussion, some hair pulling, & one torn groin muscle (not mine, thankfully),
I determined that RF libertarians share the singular trait of being socially liberal, ie, minimal
governmental interference in our personal lives, eg, pro-gay marriage, pro-abortion rights,
pro-religious freedom, pro-freedom of assembly. I hope this helps.

Btw, the pro-abortion thing is negotiable.

No Fiscal Libertarianism?

 

[Tarheeler]

No Fiscal Libertarianism?

Not specifically, no. Economics is only a part of libertarianism, and we aren't limited to capitalists.

 

[Phil25]

Not specifically, no. Economics is only a part of libertarianism, and we aren't limited to capitalists.

So am I a member of Libertarian DIR?