Post: #26

I'm registered as an independent although I was briefly registered as a Republican so I could vote for Ron Paul in the primary. My political values are closest to the Libertarian party.

Post: #27

I'm one of the few French libertarian.

Since there's no libertarian party in France I never bother to go to vote.

Guess I should start my own party

Post: #28

(04-02-2013 04:25 AM)Teedub Wrote:  I'm UKIP. That doesn't mean I am some xenophobic Europhobe - I adore continental Europe. I love the fact I can fly south for a few hours and be in a Latin country like Italy or Spain, fly East for a bit and be in Eastern Europe etc. I hate the whole "diversity" buzz-word as it usually means something I deem a negative, but the diversity of Europe as a whole is very appealing.

However, I am anti-EU. I don't think Europeans, as a whole, should be ruled by a bureaucratic totalitarian institution stuffed full of Maoists. Both for those reasons, but also due to the fact that what a German wants, is probably different to a Croat, or a Spanish person, just at what they want will be different to a Brit or Cypriot etc.

That's a big part of the problem with the U.S - it is probably too large to be governed centrally.

Edit - That said, I often flutter between ideologies. UKIP just fits me best out of the choices on offer. Sometimes I even espouse Fight Club-esque Darwinian anarcho-primitivist ideals, a 'back to nature' philosophy - but that's probably because I'm a disenfranchised young man constantly battling forces willing my emasculation.

What about European immigration?


In the papers they are worried/complaining about bulgarians and romanians coming here. I personally look forward to it. ha.

Post: #29

I use to call myself a libertarian but after living several years in Mexico I have changed my mind. Libertarianism doesn't work for one simple reason - people are evil. Now, I don't identify with any politcial party.