Damn, that wasn't exactly what I meant to happen. > -----Original Message----- > From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2006 9:56 AM > To: CF-Community > Subject: Re: My Ideaology > > Nice job numbnuts, posting this same thing to cf-talk. :-D > > Might be a good idea to email Mike to get him to kill replies there. > > On 1/24/06, Tim Heald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > So, Larry laid out his beliefs, and I figured I would try > and do the same. > > > > Overall Beliefs > > > > Politics and policies must be guided by reason. Compassion and > > altruism have no place in this sphere. > > > > Domestic Policy > > > > Do as you will so long as you harm none. I know it sounds > campy but > > it's really what I believe. I don't care what you do with > your body > > or your property, so long as it doesn't impact anyone else. > At state > > level I pretty much feel that the government can do > anything allowed > > to it by it's constitution. At federal level I feel that we should > > pretty much only have enough government to deal with > immigration and defense. > > > > Foreign Policy > > > > Nations have no friends, only interests. The security of our > > sovereign nation is more important than any "global" or > international > > law. It is better to be non-intrusive than to be over intrusive, > > however becoming involved internationally is unavoidable in the new > > global economy. As far as international trade, I support > truly fair > > trade. As such I would like to see us directly match each > and every countries tariffs, taxes and subsidies. > > I think this will allow us to compete internationally, and begin > > bringing us back to a level playing ground. > > > > One thing I just thought about. I have never heard of a political > > theory or party that could be summed up so easily. > > > > I would really like to see a third party come along that > could really > > push states rights vs. strong centralized government. I > don't think > > that the libertarian party will ever succeed in this country. They > > have too bad of a reputation, and they still have a lot of > much more extreme members. > > > > I feel that a states rights based system could easily bring > together > > the left and the right in this country. NY, California, Oregon and > > other left leaning states could have all the social programs they > > wanted, while states like Texas and Montana could have as little > > government as they wanted, yet we could all band together > for defense > > and economic success. I think that would be amazing. > > > > > > > >
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