By the way I agree with your Fully Informed Jury and I'm a member of the association, it really would pay libertarians to concentrate on things like that, education efforts, networking, maybe a little counter economics like SEKIII spoke about instead of spending so much time and money running people for high office.--- In [email protected], "mark robert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I would answer: "their principles". I don't believe any other > party had such defined positions on so many issues when it > started. Their constitutionally aligned principles would make it > very hard for the LP to become corrupted once in office (at least > very fast). > > > > I think one of their most corruption-preventing principles is the > fully-informed jury. Were this to become more widely known and > accepted, gov corruption would become MUCH rarer. > > > > -Mark > > > > _____ > > > > Hey guys, I'm not new to this board, I just haven't posted that > much, > but I have a question. I do consider myself a libertarian but I > am > also finding myself starting to embrace more extreme anarchist > ideas. > This sudden shift is because I not only distrust the 2 major > parties, > but now the smaller ones too. Lets say the LP succeeds in > spreading > the principle of strictly limited government and becomes a big > player > in the political world and gets a majority in the House, or > Senate, or > even wins the Executive branch, maybe all of them. How do we know > the > LP will not become corrupted just like the Dems and Reps? I am > starting to think that if this country has any hope to turn > around is > to elect people for one term only that are not part of any > political > party. > > > > > > > _____ > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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