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One of the saddest things in the world is the fact that some people either are too affraid, or too ashamed to post their picture on a web site like this.
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cyan banister commented on Paul R. Middlebrook's blog post 'Very Sad'
That is sad. I'm glad you made this post.
Sorry for the shameless self promotion, BUT...
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Paul R. Middlebrook commented on Debra Gutierrez's blog post 'My Reason for Joining'
You sound more like a Libertarian than a Republican.
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When did we turn in to sheep?
What will it take for Americans to stop following the rules of the narcisistic, power brokers, and money movers. I would hope that each and every single voice will someday find it's own channel.There are many different ways to get the word out. Here is one I use.http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1504275/we_the_sheeple.html?cat=17See More
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cyan banister commented on Paul R. Middlebrook's blog post 'Stand up for Liberty!'
Hi - I'm a Libertarian. :)
Stacy Head commented on Paul R. Middlebrook's blog post 'Stand up for Liberty!'
Hi Paul! I am a Libertarian. I changed my party affiliation from Democrat last year.
Stand up for Liberty!
I would like to know how many Libertarians there are on this site.
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cyan banister commented on Paul R. Middlebrook's blog post 'I'm a REFORMED Republican'
Awesome. Pleased to meet you!
I'm a REFORMED Republican
Apr 2009Libertarians applaud steps toward marriage equalityWASHINGTON – America’s third largest party Monday praised officials in Iowa, Vermont and the District of Columbia for taking recent steps toward marriage equality, and urged legislators in all states to scrap government licensing, taxation and regulation of marriage.See More
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Paul R. Middlebrook commented on Phillip Allen Crim's blog post 'Can someone please explain to me one thing?'
Libertarians hold many different views on the issue of gay marriage, with some believing marriage, both straight and gay, should not be an issue for government and others believing that gay marriage should be recognized so long as straight marriage…
Check out the Libertarian Party. The only place where misfits fit in.
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Posted on June 7, 2009 at 6:09am
When did we turn in to sheep?
What will it take for Americans to stop following the rules of the narcisistic, power brokers, and money movers. I would hope that each and every single voice will someday find it's own channel.There are many different ways to get the word out. Here is one I use.
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1504275/we_the_sheeple.html?cat=17
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1504275/we_the_sheeple.html?cat=17
Posted on May 8, 2009 at 10:37am
Stand up for Liberty!
I would like to know how many Libertarians there are on this site.
Posted on April 30, 2009 at 5:01pm — 2 Comments
I'm a REFORMED Republican
Apr 2009
Libertarians applaud steps toward marriage equality
WASHINGTON – America’s third largest party Monday praised officials in Iowa, Vermont and the District of Columbia for taking recent steps toward marriage equality, and urged legislators in all states to scrap government licensing, taxation and regulation of marriage.
Libertarians applaud steps toward marriage equality
WASHINGTON – America’s third largest party Monday praised officials in Iowa, Vermont and the District of Columbia for taking recent steps toward marriage equality, and urged legislators in all states to scrap government licensing, taxation and regulation of marriage.
Posted on April 14, 2009 at 8:09am — 1 Comment
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