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Because we are the only true party that not only advocates, but pursues less government.
Because we understand that all people are inherently good.
Because we trust individuals.
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Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Originally posted by: sisq0kidd
OP, you broke your own rule.
WHAT FAOR?!
Originally posted by: fbrdphreak
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Originally posted by: Confusednewbie1552
Are you on crack? Or just trolling?
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Every vote counts man... :thumbsup:Originally posted by: FoBoT
i voted for harry browne in 2000, but i am not a Libertarian. i was living in GA at the time and knew for sure GA would go for Bush, so it wasn't a big deal to "send a message" by voting for Browne
not that it did any good
Originally posted by: dullard
I'm pretty much halfway between being a Libertarian and a Democrat.
Libertarians tend to be correct in theory, however, that theory is simplified and rarely works in real life. And if the theory does work, it might take 500+ years for things to settle down and the benefits of the Libertarian ways to kick in.
I'm too impatient for that and I'm too much of a realist for that. I want realistic results now, not ideological results long after I'm dead. That is where my half Democrat side kicks in. We can slowly inch ourselves toward the Libertarian ideals with good laws/law changes. That way, we have realistic results now. Then next year, try again to inch closer to the Libertarian ideals.
I have voted Republican twice though (once as a write-in, and the write-in candidate won), when the other candidates were worse.
We've been down this road in the past, Vic. And we got nowhere. I'm not doing that battle again. Just look at how long it took for peasants in midevil Europe to gain more liberties and take your own view of history. I'm not going to try to force my own views of history on you.Originally posted by: Vic
How is a theory that has successfully worked in real life for 230 years something that "rarely works in real life"? Or would take 500+ years to kick in?