acptulsa
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That is an interesting perspective you have there, since the Libertarian Party was created by disgruntled Republican Conservatives.
What's so interesting about it? Do club members like talking to disgruntled people who quit that same club? Do semi-competent managers like talking to disgruntled ex-employees? Do tinpot dictators like their refugees talking to anybody at all, much less them?
Question: Aren’t you a current or former Democrat?
Hell no. Why do you make an ass out of both u and me by assuming that? Why do you partisans assume no one can escape the Uniparty? The first time I voted for Ron Paul for president was the second time I voted. The first time I voted for Beach Boy Bergland. The first time I registered as anything but an Independent was 2008, in time to vote for Ron Paul for the second time in our closed primary. Not that you aren't being nosy, but I'm in no way ashamed of having gotten over being fooled by the Uniparty before I turned 20.
Why did I have to be one or the other once upon a time? Certain people are just desperate to stuff everyone into one of their Jell-O molds, and you and Swordsmyth are two of them. Is making people fit your preset patterns so you can understand them really easier than listening with an open mind and allowing people to be unique? Or are y'all just so desperate to recruit people for your lame ass team that keeps moving the ball the wrong damned way, that the unconventional way certain people think is nothing but a nuisance that could only ever piss you off?
Here’s the thing, if you repeatedly insult and demean someone, they aren’t ever going to hear what you have to say.
Must be true, because you've never heard me the multiple times I've said the exact same thing to you. Keep throwing those stones out of your glass house.
If you could allow people to support who they want, even if it is a different person than you want, it would make things around here a lot nicer.
Go reread your posts. You are nearly as bad as your buddy there about hounding people who aren't helping you grab onto that lesser weevil so you can keep kicking that can right down to the brick wall across the finalé of this country's dead end alley. I don't know if you've noticed, but there are other Trump voters here besides you two who don't get treated this way. That's because they allow people to support who they want, and get treated the same way in return. You know, the Golden Rule, which Ron Paul once got booed in a Republican debate for mentioning.
A good number of you partisans have an attitude of, you don't get to be insistent because you're just throwing your vote away, but I get to be insistent as hell because voting for a weevil and kicking the can down the road is possible. Just another double standard, and if I'm more irritating than you, it's only because your crap is easier to refute than mine.
Case in point:
If I don't vote for either one, which one am I giving consent to?
Whoever wins, while you are sitting on the sidelines.
PAF is very actively trying to open people's minds to ways to make government more responsive to We, the People. He's very active teaching people to, and how to, be their own lobbyists--people who might not have known their Rep's name before. I'm betting fatly that you spend more time on your ass than he does. You flatly refuse to acknowledge that, but instead accuse him of sitting on the sidelines because every other year you pop up in your local elementary school and put the shafts in a dozen arrows with a black marker. That, dear heart, is insulting. In. Sult. Ing.
Oh, you say, that's not an insult, it's just a cliche, a platitude. You'll ask me, haven't you heard of the old throwing your vote away cliché, why, even The Simpsons did a show about it way back in '96? Even a Bible verse can be an insult if you throw it in someone's face like it applies to them, even though the rest of the world can see it doesn't.
What do you think, gang? Am I getting through to this Republican, this Missouri mule? Or do I need a bigger 2X4 to make myself heard?
Theory advanced: Republicans always listen with an open mind to polite people. Conclusion after being examined by people who actually phone banked and canvassed for Ron Paul -- while certain others banned people from websites to censor them while sitting on the air conditioned sidelines: LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
"Didn't you vote for Weld?" "Didn't you vote for Weld?"
My turn to be a nosy old fossil. Didn't you vote for McCain? Are you still in favor of bomb bomb bombing Iran, Little Miss Polite And Not At All Presumptuous? This must be the way you want to be treated, because this is how you treat me.
If I would never criticize Trump it would make it easier for you to deliver your Trump sales pitch, is what you're really trying to say, is it not? Because you never let me vote for Johnson in peace, did you? Hypocrite much? You're still kvetching about it a dozen years later. Oy!
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