Re: Anybody Voting Libertarian this Time Around?

by jirqoadai Mon Oct 10, 2022 1:32 pm

Thom Paine wrote:Personally, I will not vote Libertarian in an election of National significance, it lacks pragmatism.

Local elections, where all politics begin, is a different situation; I consider Libertarian candidates.

Maybe crappy analogy:
A Libertarian vote might be akin to Naturalists on a sailing ship that's taking on water.

2/3 of the crew begin to bail; remainder of the crew refuse to don life jackets or bail water because the jackets and pails are made from petroleum products.

The ship sinks; all die at sea.

jus' my dime.

the communists have a joke about this very same problem. Tito was touring all the communist nations and sat down at the soviet table and listened to their schpeel. after taking an emergency meeting with his entourage as to which table to go to next. they finaly decided to visit the chinese table next. as Tito was about to sit down, he politely removed the red chinese thumbtack, and replaced it with his own.

by RV Tue Oct 11, 2022 8:49 am

Frankly I'd like to see a mass exiting of Republican voters in favor of the Libertarian party as a protest to how the Republicans went against President Trump and did nothing for the lies Democrats repeatedly told.

by Thom Paine Tue Oct 11, 2022 9:05 am

RV wrote:Frankly I'd like to see a mass exiting of Republican voters in favor of the Libertarian party as a protest to how the Republicans went against President Trump and did nothing for the lies Democrats repeatedly told.

Maybe I misunderstand.

You want Republicans to vote Libertarian .. ( highly likely election loss )...
to leave Democrats in power ?

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