WebsterMark
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BTW........ We have determined that this forum leans Right, and votes primarily Conservative, if not Republican... ...but,..on a surprising number of issues... I see liberal thought...
I would agree this table leans to the right, but I would dispute Republican. Other than myself and the rarely seen Jerry, not who else would call themselves a solid Republican.
This table leans more Libertarian if anything. And frankly, the product that brought us all to this table, a low priced, single cylinder motorcycle that is almost always highly modified by it's owners, draws a certain do-it-yourself mentality that unfortunately is not representative of the population as a whole. Let's face it, there are not to many Jogs out there in the real world.
Libertarians bounce all over the place on issues. There's a reason why it will always be a fringe party of a couple %.
I think you need to carefully consider your basic outlook on life and stick to that. When issues come down the pike, you can run those through your filter so to speak and arrive at the right position to take. One side of the coin, liberal or conservative, will appeal to you more often. For example, I said I'm Republican, but I am against the death penalty in all cases. I don't think it's right for an individual or the state to take a life unless in self-defense or war for example. Abortion and capital punishment in my mind are both unnecessary murder. That puts me at odds with Republicans, but I think I'm right about that issue.
This is also why liberal Democrats don't debate their positions particularly well. The deeper you get into an issue with a liberal, the weaker his position becomes. It's why our Sew plays the 'I'm tired of being picked on" card and dodges debates that go on to long.
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