Seems we have republicans and anarchists in the bitcoin community, no liberals...
I think there are several of us who consider ourselves "classical liberals"
For Sure. When I say liberal, Im meaning mr. obummer and guys like him.
Topic: Republican or Democrat? (Read 1606 times)
I think there are several of us who consider ourselves "classical liberals"
For Sure. When I say liberal, Im meaning mr. obummer and guys like him.
I've voted for republican but I would prefer a sort of decentralized "government" the democracy has failed. We "need" a revolution, and the blockchain can help us.
Seems we have republicans and anarchists in the bitcoin community, no liberals...
I think there are several of us who consider ourselves "classical liberals"
Seems we have republicans and anarchists in the bitcoin community, no liberals...
We have a multi-party system, not a two party system. Why no third option?
Oh really? How many other parties are elected to national offices in America?
While I'm a registered republican as well as an elected party delegate for my local and state party, I typically only vote for republicans that are of the libertarian-ish brand but never for the Bush-Romney establishment candidates as they as bad or worse than some democrats. When lacking a libertarian-republican, I vote for the Libertarian Party's candidates just out of protest. Even tho I consider myself a voluntaryist as the end goal, you can't turn that switch on overnight and first we'll need to get lots more people elected that are libertarian-republicans or democrats (but most of the Ron Paul/Rand Paul libertarians do so in the GOP) to clip the wings of the establishment duopoly as it stands. If Rand becomes the GOP nominee, all other republicans across the country would have to support him and highlight/defend the issues from his perspective or just revolt and go to the democratic party where they mostly belong if they aren't Constitutional hawks, rather than war hawks.
kim jong un
I am a republican but I agree with the democrats on a small amount of issues, but I side with republicans 99.99% of the time. I believe in more freedom to the individual and not as a society as a whole.
We have a multi-party system, not a two party system. Why no third option?
There is now an other category
I tend to look at things as either:
1) growing the State at the expense of individual rights, or
2) growing individual rights while lessening the power of the State.
While both are different in their pet topics, and general philosophies, I look at Republicans and Democrats as both using the State to further their interests, and thus growing the State.
I lump them both as statists* and trust neither.
*Statist: The practice or doctrine of giving a centralized government control over economic planning and policy.
1) growing the State at the expense of individual rights, or
2) growing individual rights while lessening the power of the State.
While both are different in their pet topics, and general philosophies, I look at Republicans and Democrats as both using the State to further their interests, and thus growing the State.
I lump them both as statists* and trust neither.
*Statist: The practice or doctrine of giving a centralized government control over economic planning and policy.
Yes, exactly; they're just two flavors of the same ideology, a vote for one is a vote for the other. I find it funny when people call this a choice.
Anarcho-Voluntaryist 
Would this include an EBT card program?
Anarcho-Voluntaryist
We have a multi-party system, not a two party system. Why no third option?
There is now an other category
I tend to look at things as either:
1) growing the State at the expense of individual rights, or
2) growing individual rights while lessening the power of the State.
While both are different in their pet topics, and general philosophies, I look at Republicans and Democrats as both using the State to further their interests, and thus growing the State.
I lump them both as statists* and trust neither.
*Statist: The practice or doctrine of giving a centralized government control over economic planning and policy.
1) growing the State at the expense of individual rights, or
2) growing individual rights while lessening the power of the State.
While both are different in their pet topics, and general philosophies, I look at Republicans and Democrats as both using the State to further their interests, and thus growing the State.
I lump them both as statists* and trust neither.
*Statist: The practice or doctrine of giving a centralized government control over economic planning and policy.
We have a multi-party system, not a two party system. Why no third option?
If you find me a good job and get me green card for USA to come there, I will be whatever you want, Democrat or Republican 
You don't need to have a good job if you vote democrat. Just ask for your entitled EBT card...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o64Fz-KW1Dk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RhQsRKsU0M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzspsovNvII
I'll vote Republican.
If you find me a good job and get me green card for USA to come there, I will be whatever you want, Democrat or Republican
lol... in that case you better vote the Democrats. They are the ones who are masters of this trick. If I am not wrong, Obama and his friends are going to legalize some 13 million illegals this year.
If you find me a good job and get me green card for USA to come there, I will be whatever you want, Democrat or Republican
Not a resident of the United States. However, if I ever migrate to that country, I'll vote for the Libertarian section of the GOP (but not for religious nuts such as Huckabee). I really appreciate politicians such as Rand Paul.
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