A question for Imran Siddiqui

[Jaguar]

Originally posted by MalevolentLight
You can talk about spectrums all you want, but there is nobody in the Republican party as liberal as Imram. Even McCain is more conservative and I see him as a socialist in many respects. So I am really curious why Imrarm is in the Republican party if all he does is attack the Republicans and his views are completely contrary to the Republican standard.

Ah, yes. McCain the socialist

Do you have any more words of wisdom for us?

[Az]

Even McCain is more conservative and I see him as a socialist in many respects.

[BeBMan]

Originally posted by Jaguar

Ah, yes. McCain the socialist

Do you have any more words of wisdom for us?

With Ahnold the Eurocom as avatar you are not in the position to say that!

[chequita guevara]

ML, wouldn't you be happier in the American Nazi Party?

[Jaguar]

Originally posted by BeBro


With Ahnold the Eurocom as avatar you are not in the position to say that!

I bet he thinks that Arnold is a girly man.

[Q Classic]

Even moderates support Bush and I really don't think you are a moderate.

what moderates support bush?

and how is mccain a socialist?

[Q Classic]

oh, and why shouldn't imran be in the republican party if he agrees with it more than the democratic party?

does he have to hew to the party line, malevolentlight?

remember:
gulag was no party, but party put us in gulag.

[Lawrence of Arabia]

You can talk about spectrums all you want, but there is nobody in the Republican party as liberal as Imram. Even McCain is more conservative and I see him as a socialist in many respects. So I am really curious why Imrarm is in the Republican party if all he does is attack the Republicans and his views are completely contrary to the Republican standard.

ah yes, the Party standard. [german accent] we will now test you for purity. please have a seat. [/german accent]

[OzzyKP]

Imran is a moderate libertarian who wants to be in a real party. So, like most like-minded individuals he chooses to now label himself a republican and complain a lot about the party.

[Lawrence of Arabia]

the libertarian party is a real party. they have major party status in a few states, have over 600 members in office nationwide and has a presidential candidate on all 50 states (something not even nader has done this year)

[Buck Birdseed]

He doesn't buy into the entire christian morality mythology... Unfortunately he does buy into the entire corporations are good mythology.

[Q Classic]

Imran is a moderate libertarian who wants to be in a real party. So, like most like-minded individuals he chooses to now label himself a republican and complain a lot about the party.

which, imho, is a perfectly valid stance to take to most people. however, in the Party of malevolentlight, those who do not follow the Party Line set forth do not deserve to be members of the Party.

all hail the Dear Leader! the Dear Leader has 100% support from the people! he works tirelessly, ceaselessly for the people!

[OzzyKP]

Sorry LoA, I correct myself:

"a party with reasonable chances at electoral success beyond very local office, and one that accepts moderates in its ranks."

[Jaguar]

Young people
Their opinions

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by Kidicious
Hmmm. It's happened to me more than once.

You say you want a revolution...