Can Someone Find Me a New Political Party to Join?

[SlowwHand]

How about ha-Mercaz ? The Center Party.

[TCO]

Imran, you've got a pattern of weasely behavior. I'm not going to be bothered diggin up all the old threads. Somebody like should stay out of any political party or any leadership position. I feel bettter that way.

[Imran Siddiqui]

I'm not in the business of making you feel good, putz .

The Republicans I led at Rutgers seemed to appreciate my good leadership. I owe nothing to you .

[Al B. Sure!]

Damn Imran... the communists in college are ****ing you up... fight the left-wing corruption, imran...

[Ecthy]

That was rude, GP. Feeling like a troll again?

[Provost Harrison]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Provost, you forget the whole, back big tax cuts part of my philosophy .

Well as I said, it's not a very good fit

I don't think there is anything that would coincide with your political philosophy. Start your own party!

[Jon Miller]

Originally posted by Lincoln
I cannot stand the Republican party. But I despise the Democrats so I joined neither one. I vote for the man not the party. I think the whole idea of a two party system is wrong.

I agree

Jon Miller

[Ramo]

Split your vote between Greens and Libertarians. That way, you moderate the extreme ideas each party has, while you don't screw yourself over in terms of the more important issues (civil liberties, competent foreign policy, etc.).

[Tuberski]

How about this one?



Libertarian National Socialist Green Party - Politically correct Nazis? These Libertarian Green Nazis are either the strangest conglomeration of diametrically opposed political ideologies of a political party I have ever seen -- or one of the most wry political practical jokes found anywhere on the net (I'm not certain which conclusion is correct, but I strongly suspect the latter). This party purports to be comprised of atheist, peaceful, pro-gay, pro-drug legalization, anti-racist, environmentalist Nazis who acknowledge the Holocaust likely occurred (but are neutral as to its justification) and oppose the government sponsored killing of Jews, Christians & gays and the disabled. The LNSGP "rejects Judeo-Christian moral standards, victim mentality political behavior, capital-centric value systems, and authority." While membership is open to anyone regardless of their race or sexual orientation, individuals who openly profess a belief in either Judaism or Christianity are denied party membership. Articles, platform, FAQ and graphics. Clean, well designed site. Worth a visit -- even if only to decide for yourself if this is a joke or if it is serious. In the past -- and as an indicator that the LNSGP is probably a practical joke -- the LNSGP's site had sections dedeicated to claims of participation in a public service project named the "Jewish Community Brothership" (to "Communicate the modern interpretations of Nazism and its implications for Jews in today's multicultural Reich") and some links to very bizarre "news" articles (example: "Nazi Moon Bases Established in 1942").

[Jon Miller]

I usually try to split my vote between dems and repubs in the hope that they will cancel themselves out and nothing will be done

Jon Miller

[Imran Siddiqui]

Ah yes... stalemate is always the best, Jon, I concur!

What is the Green's foreign policy anyway? Isn't it wacky itself?

[Ramo]

I think it's just to stop screwing around. Like the Libs.

[Imran Siddiqui]

That's what I thought... I'm not into that (depending on the meaning of screwing around... I believe the Greens want to give some foriegn aid).

Maybe I should start the Imranist Party . Or the Moderate Feminist Libertarian Green Pary .

[Rex Little]

I gotta agree with Ozzy, Imran. You're not going to find a party you agree with 100%, but your best fit is Libertarian, and it really isn't even close.

It's funny--people will refuse to join the LP because they disagree with one or two of its positions, maybe 5% of the platform. But these same people think nothing of registering Republican or Democrat despite disagreement with 30-40%, or more, of their chosen party's positions. Maybe it's because Republocrat positions are so nebulous that no one takes them seriously anyway, while the smaller parties mean what they say.

[Jon Miller]

be in independent

go for the best person (and at times the least damage)

Jon Miller
who far to often goes for the least damage