From: rick++ on
I suspect this will changes if the party or a candidate actually has
propose
a platform. You cant run on negation forever.
Plus the libetarian and conservative wings of the party will be at
each others throats then. The conservatives promote government
intervention
in social issues, while libs abhor that.

From: Bill Bonde {Colourless green ideas don't sleep furiously) on


rick++ wrote:
>
> I suspect this will changes if the party or a candidate actually has
> propose
> a platform. You cant run on negation forever.
> Plus the libetarian and conservative wings of the party will be at
> each others throats then. The conservatives promote government
> intervention
> in social issues, while libs abhor that.
>
Really? I thought that Liberals loved government intervention in
social issues.



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From: FACE on
On Wed, 7 Apr 2010 12:50:27 -0700 (PDT), in uk.politics.misc, "rick++"
<rick303(a)hotmail.com>, wrote

>I suspect this will changes if the party or a candidate actually has
>propose
>a platform. You cant run on negation forever.
>Plus the libetarian and conservative wings of the party will be at
>each others throats then. The conservatives promote government
>intervention
>in social issues, while libs abhor that.

Libs promote government intervention in every aspect of life.

FACE

From: Om Nitron on
Bill Bonde {Colourless green ideas don't sleep furiously) wrote, On
04/07/2010 02:35 PM:

> rick++ wrote:
>
>>
>>Plus the libetarian and conservative wings of the party will be at
>>each others throats then. The conservatives promote government
>>intervention
>>in social issues, while libs abhor that.
>>
>
> Really? I thought that Liberals loved government intervention in
> social issues.

Your illiteracy is continuing proof of your stupidity. The "libs" are
the **LIBERTARIANS**, you brainless cretin.

From: Om Nitron on
FACE wrote, On 04/07/2010 02:58 PM:

> On Wed, 7 Apr 2010 12:50:27 -0700 (PDT), in uk.politics.misc, "rick++"
> <rick303(a)hotmail.com>, wrote
>
>>I suspect this will changes if the party or a candidate actually has
>>propose
>>a platform. You cant run on negation forever.
>>Plus the libetarian and conservative wings of the party will be at
>>each others throats then. The conservatives promote government
>>intervention
>>in social issues, while libs abhor that.
>
> Libs promote government intervention in every aspect of life.

You're as much of an illiterate idiot as Bonde. The "libs" are
the **LIBERTARIANS**, twit.