A simple political question.
Tomzilla
17-10-2004, 00:03
Which political party do you belong to?
Superpower07
17-10-2004, 00:06
*pulls hair out*
YOU FORGOT LIBERTARIAN!! (no, you did not forget Poland - you forgot the Libertarians!!!)
Alinania
17-10-2004, 00:06
none
Incertonia
17-10-2004, 00:09
I'm a member of the Democratic party, but I've voted for members of the Green, Libertarian and Republican parties in the past, both in primaries and general elections.
Damned American-centred polls! NDP, MOTHERFUCKER! NDP!....
Nah, I'm yankin' you. Bloc Quebecois. ;)
Eutrusca
17-10-2004, 00:15
"A simple political question."
There ARE no "simple political questions," especially on here!
Since I can think for myself, I'm my own "party".
Clonetopia
17-10-2004, 01:13
I simple answer: I'm not an American.
I simple answer: I'm not an American.
There are other countries than the US of A? :eek: :D
Copiosa Scotia
17-10-2004, 01:17
Other. I consider myself a libertarian, but no party owns me.
You forgot Poland...er, I mean the Libertarians.
Roachsylvania
17-10-2004, 01:20
I voted Democrat, since that's probably what I'll register as. Might register as an independent, but probably not.
Tomzilla
17-10-2004, 01:22
If your party isn't on the poll, vote on other. I was rushing to do something else at the time so I forgot to put Libertarians and Independents on the poll.
Other. I consider myself a libertarian, but no party owns me.
EXACTLY! I put other (even though I'll vote Democrat as long as they are the dominant liberal party) because I am an independant. IMO, when you register as a party, you are telling them that they own you and you will follow them whatever they do. When you register as an independant, you are telling them they must work for your vote, and convince you that they have the better plan, etc.
Michael Moore and Bill Oreilly are both registered independants as well, worth noting.
Amington
17-10-2004, 01:26
A political question & you miss half the main answers out. well done
Pantylvania
17-10-2004, 06:54
I would be in the Libertarian Party of Ohio, but Ohio Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell (R) refused to acknowledge the valid ballot access petitions and the only way to join a political party in Ohio without paying money is to vote on its ballot in the primary. Therefore, I'm still registered nonpartisan
Big Jim P
17-10-2004, 07:00
I really like to think for myself, thank you. I think you could call me a closet anarchist.