So to all the new members:
First of all, hello!

Second, why don't you tell us a little bit about yourself?
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Good day, John. I'm brand new, and this seemed like a good place for a first post.His Name Is John wrote:
So to all the new members:
First of all, hello!
Second, why don't you tell us a little bit about yourself?
I know exactly what you meanNames_Bob wrote:Good day, John. I'm brand new, and this seemed like a good place for a first post.
As often happens when I'm "just reading", I happened up on a particular thread that i just can't resist. I haven't posted yet, but I will when I have a few extra minutes.
Hope you enjoy your stay!About myself: I live in the American South, but quite different from most of my Southern neighbors. I'm an Episcopalian, a lover of European football, and lean politically left of some Bolsheviks at times.
Thanks much for your welcome!
Welcome to the forum!Names_Bob wrote: Good day, John. I'm brand new, and this seemed like a good place for a first post.
As often happens when I'm "just reading", I happened up on a particular thread that i just can't resist. I haven't posted yet, but I will when I have a few extra minutes.
About myself: I live in the American South, but quite different from most of my Southern neighbors. I'm an Episcopalian, a lover of European football, and lean politically left of some Bolsheviks at times.
Thanks much for your welcome!
I definatly agree with the regulation of corporations.Names_Bob wrote: Hi Haven, thanks for the welcome!
I made the same self-description recently to a Facebook friend, a professor at GWU. He had said something about the right wanting anything goes and the left wanting a forced regulated society. I told him that while it was true that to enforce some reasoned principles, some regulation was necessary. But that there IS a such thing as a libertarian leftist. Far as I'm concerned, get rid of the war on drugs, sell me anti-biotics over the counter if I choose to buy them, and even let these cowboy wannabes have their guns.
But regulate the corporations, who have proven that profits trumps all, and set principled laws that will put that cowboy under the jail if he "stands his ground" against a member of my family who doesn't need to carry a sidearm to feel like a man.
Thanks again!