Terry,
No worries, I very much agree with your disdain for the vast
majority of the politicians in this country. I do believe, however,
that even voting for the lesser of two evils can do some good. I
believe that non-state means of promoting freedom and liberty are far
more successful, but if I'm going to get a say in who my prison guard is
I'm going to take advantage of that and vote for the more tolerable
individual.
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Logan H. Ferree
terry12622000 wrote:
> Ecuse me Logan, you did a good job on your score card, I just happen
> to think 99% plus of the politicans in this country are
> Authoritarian, you might count on one hand the number of people in
> Congress who aren't. So i'm a bit biased I don't trust politicans,
> some one over on the Free State Project Board said that people should
> have to be dragged kicking and screaming to run for office, well that
> is going a bit far and I don't think he meant it literally but I
> agree with the sentiment, it is better that people be asked to run
> and served, almost like a party draft rather than them going out of
> their way to gain office. Put and keep politicans in their place as
> public servants and doing the bidding of their party interest rather
> than a role as a leader with the answers. Real leadership come from
> natural leaders and we should strongly discourage true natural
> leaders from serving as politicans, politicans should be
> representives not leaders even the governor and president should not
> be a leader of the people but only a representive.--- In
> [email protected] <mailto:Libertarian%40yahoogroups.com>,
> Logan Ferree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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