Vote Libertarian!!
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WAKE UP! The fact is Bush IS in favor of gun control. And Cheney said he had now problem with raising the gun ownership age to 21. If they think the masses want gun contol then that's what we will get. Most of the people I know think the second ammend. was just for "a long time ago". This includes all those religious folks voting for Bush. He also supports tax money for immigrants and giving money to project residents so they can get their "first home". I don't think he will be any different than Clinton so whats the point. The time to vote Liberatarian is now.
I was going to comment, but thought better of it. So I offer a general statement instead.
We are each convinced of our own "rightness", and nothing that anyone says or does to the contrary is likely to have any impact. Vote your conscience, and sleep well at night. The only person you have to answer to about it stares back at you from the mirror in the morning.
We are each convinced of our own "rightness", and nothing that anyone says or does to the contrary is likely to have any impact. Vote your conscience, and sleep well at night. The only person you have to answer to about it stares back at you from the mirror in the morning.
Our choices, basically, are these:
1) Vote for Gore, and infinitessimally increase the chance we will hasten our slide into tyranny and civil war.
2) Vote for Bush, and infinitessimally increase the chance we'll put off the tyranny for a couple of years, maybe.
3) Vote for the third party candidate who most closely reflects ones' views, and refuse to sanction either sub-division of the New World Order, or to be held hostage to the lesser-of-two-evils strategy. And whatever's going to happen is going to happen anyway.
Lousy choices, but there they are.
--The Beez
1) Vote for Gore, and infinitessimally increase the chance we will hasten our slide into tyranny and civil war.
2) Vote for Bush, and infinitessimally increase the chance we'll put off the tyranny for a couple of years, maybe.
3) Vote for the third party candidate who most closely reflects ones' views, and refuse to sanction either sub-division of the New World Order, or to be held hostage to the lesser-of-two-evils strategy. And whatever's going to happen is going to happen anyway.
Lousy choices, but there they are.
--The Beez
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by walangkatapat:
twoblink, Sorry, but I'm voting for Bush(last chance republicans) and if he gets elected and does the same crap his father did, next time it's Libertarian all the way
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Yeah right! You'll vote for the next republican to come along. Nothing to be sorry about it. Vote your conscience.
twoblink, Sorry, but I'm voting for Bush(last chance republicans) and if he gets elected and does the same crap his father did, next time it's Libertarian all the way
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Yeah right! You'll vote for the next republican to come along. Nothing to be sorry about it. Vote your conscience.
I've said this a million times already so what's once more?
The FACT is either Bush or Gore will win. The ultimate question is can YOU accept a Gore victory? I can't. I do agree with Libertarians on some issues. Heck, who hasn't taken the Lib test and scored high? When they have a decent chance at federal office I won't hesitate to give them consideration. This year they don't. Vote W or break out the hankys folks.
The FACT is either Bush or Gore will win. The ultimate question is can YOU accept a Gore victory? I can't. I do agree with Libertarians on some issues. Heck, who hasn't taken the Lib test and scored high? When they have a decent chance at federal office I won't hesitate to give them consideration. This year they don't. Vote W or break out the hankys folks.
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Just curious, what does the Libertarian Party think of NAMBLA?
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EricM, Yeah right! You'll vote for the next republican to come along. Nothing to be sorry about it. Vote your conscience.
I am voting my conscience, but I also live in reality where two party system rules at this present time. If I have to vote for the lesser of two evils to get rid of the most corrupted justice department (RENO and Company) I'm going to do it. If Gore wins, this Country is over and the only way to get it back will be by a force of arms.
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"Gun Control is Only to Protect Those in Power"
I am voting my conscience, but I also live in reality where two party system rules at this present time. If I have to vote for the lesser of two evils to get rid of the most corrupted justice department (RENO and Company) I'm going to do it. If Gore wins, this Country is over and the only way to get it back will be by a force of arms.
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"Gun Control is Only to Protect Those in Power"
Four words keep coming into my mind whenever someone tells me they're voting libertarian:
Supreme Court Justice Reno
Sorry, folks. I can't live with that. Vote Bush or pull a kamikaze (using up precious resources for no gain while declaring you've achieved a moral victory).
And to those who think Brown could beat Gore in 2004 if he has a strong showing now, my personal belief is that if Gore is in office in 2004 and Brown is the least bit of a threat, Brown will have an "accident."
Supreme Court Justice Reno
Sorry, folks. I can't live with that. Vote Bush or pull a kamikaze (using up precious resources for no gain while declaring you've achieved a moral victory).
And to those who think Brown could beat Gore in 2004 if he has a strong showing now, my personal belief is that if Gore is in office in 2004 and Brown is the least bit of a threat, Brown will have an "accident."
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Oh, well, couldn't resist
I'm not going to get into this issue again. I think we've got a good team in Bush/Cheney. I think we all now know where George W. is coming from in terms of the 2nd amendment. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but I for one am voting for Bush.
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Oh, well, couldn't resist
I'm not going to get into this issue again. I think we've got a good team in Bush/Cheney. I think we all now know where George W. is coming from in terms of the 2nd amendment. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but I for one am voting for Bush.
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As disgusted as I am at having to say this, this country is not ready for a third party, especially the Libs. The more I think about my political leanings, the more convinced I am that I am a Lib. However, the chances of Browne winning in November are a trillion to one. Dont mean it cant happen, but I for one will not hold my breath. Gore will in my opinion certainly lead us further down the path to Socialism and as such I will do everything in my power to not let him get elected. When I vote for Bush, I will be voing my conscience because I will have done my job in stopping this country's slide toward what my family left behind. Before we can jam the gears into reverse, we must first slow and then stop the machine. Then we can begin the process of going back to what the founding fathers meant for us to have. If we try jam this counrty into reverse before coming to a stop bad things could happen. You must remember that it took generations to get us where we are now, we can not turn it around in a manner of months, or even years. Just as our rights have been deprived through a slow and barely noticable (to mainstream America) proces we must take the same path. We can get Libs elected locally much easier today than we can nationally. Take advantage of this. City council, county clercs, Sherriffs, state reps. Start slow and let the people begin to feel freedom at the local level and get the fever back so that next time we can get some Congress critter in. Slowly but surely is the only way to go.
Vote Bush and Chayne to slow, maybe even stop the decline. Vote Lib. in every local election possible so that the people of your community can taste freedom and then want more of it next election.
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"Liberty is never unalienable; it must be redeemed regularly with the blood of patriots or it always vanishes."
-R.A. Heinlein
Vote Bush and Chayne to slow, maybe even stop the decline. Vote Lib. in every local election possible so that the people of your community can taste freedom and then want more of it next election.
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"Liberty is never unalienable; it must be redeemed regularly with the blood of patriots or it always vanishes."
-R.A. Heinlein
Some people think that a Libertarian running for President is a contradiction in terms. Most who think that are libertarians .
For me it says a lot when Pat Buchanan leaves the GOP and goes from a very good showing to around 1% in most polls. He hasn't changed his views any from last time around.
The LP is too radical for most people and not radical enough for libertarians. Something about herding cats . . .
.For me it says a lot when Pat Buchanan leaves the GOP and goes from a very good showing to around 1% in most polls. He hasn't changed his views any from last time around.
The LP is too radical for most people and not radical enough for libertarians. Something about herding cats . . .
As far as president goes I agree with the majority.
Although Im still looking for someone to take my bet that Bush wont take our troops out of any of the positions where the police the world for the UN.
But as far as senate and congresscritter reps
I think libertarian party is a great idea.
Pro-gun,against the war on people (drugs)
against US involvment in other countries much less the UN.
Who knows if a few republicrats lose theirs seats to some libetarians they may start to wonder id their falandering and continual compromise.
www.jbs.org
leave the UN bring our troops home
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"those who sacrifice
liberty for security deserve neither"
Although Im still looking for someone to take my bet that Bush wont take our troops out of any of the positions where the police the world for the UN.
But as far as senate and congresscritter reps
I think libertarian party is a great idea.
Pro-gun,against the war on people (drugs)
against US involvment in other countries much less the UN.
Who knows if a few republicrats lose theirs seats to some libetarians they may start to wonder id their falandering and continual compromise.
www.jbs.org
leave the UN bring our troops home
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"those who sacrifice
liberty for security deserve neither"
ruger45,
Dont feel bad no LIBERTARIAN took my bet with regards to Harry Browne. I believe he wont be elected President this time around, no one wanted to bet that he would.........the bet was for a new Springfield m1a......why would that be?..Interested?.....fubsy.
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Dont feel bad no LIBERTARIAN took my bet with regards to Harry Browne. I believe he wont be elected President this time around, no one wanted to bet that he would.........the bet was for a new Springfield m1a......why would that be?..Interested?.....fubsy.
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It doesn't have to be all or nothing, for the Libertarians. Bush/Cheney get my vote this time, in the presidential election. I feel better about that since Cheney was chosen as the VP candidate.
But, except for a few Republican votes for people I really agree with, I'm voting Libertarian in all state and local elections, from here on out. They have a better chance beginning at a state/local level, proving themselves to those who currently see Libertarians as extreme.
But, except for a few Republican votes for people I really agree with, I'm voting Libertarian in all state and local elections, from here on out. They have a better chance beginning at a state/local level, proving themselves to those who currently see Libertarians as extreme.
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