Feh. This is the random ramblings of Peter Hamilton. This blog is rated M for (im)Mature. I take no responsibility for anything I may or may not have said here, so watch out littlies. Um...Yeah.
Yes, well being a libertarian, Mike, there is no surprise there. However, an administration that runs 51% of the vote still disenfranchises 49% of the voting population (At the level of partisan politics in the US at the moment). If you spend all your time in an echo chamber listening to your own ideas, and not to opposing views, you get the 'World According to MikeE' (Or according to Ron Paul), and the only person who wants that it Mike Early. ;-) They agree on many things and agree to disagree on many things. This disagreement will result in some very constructive discusses (At least in theory). The primary agreement is on several key areas of US foreign policy, which IMHO, drives EVERYTHING in the American Empire nowadays. The bottom line is, the two sides of the same coin that are the mainstream Democrat/Republican party needs to change. Belief that one or the other is the answer is an outright fallacy, and that is a fact borne out by the results of history.
2 comments:
Agree on the president, not on the VP though.
Yes, well being a libertarian, Mike, there is no surprise there. However, an administration that runs 51% of the vote still disenfranchises 49% of the voting population (At the level of partisan politics in the US at the moment). If you spend all your time in an echo chamber listening to your own ideas, and not to opposing views, you get the 'World According to MikeE' (Or according to Ron Paul), and the only person who wants that it Mike Early. ;-)
They agree on many things and agree to disagree on many things. This disagreement will result in some very constructive discusses (At least in theory). The primary agreement is on several key areas of US foreign policy, which IMHO, drives EVERYTHING in the American Empire nowadays. The bottom line is, the two sides of the same coin that are the mainstream Democrat/Republican party needs to change. Belief that one or the other is the answer is an outright fallacy, and that is a fact borne out by the results of history.
Post a Comment