y'all are engaging in unrealistic hypotheticals
Am I? I don't see my example as being a stone thrown so far from the truth.
y'all are engaging in unrealistic hypotheticals
Let's say the leader of the New Black Panther Party(H. Naming), known for being pro-gun, was running against Clinton, would you still vote against her? Or would you vote third party for Johnson?
I'd vote in the most anti-gun person in the world before I'd vote in someone as I described above. I'd never place an item, or as is described here, a "tool," above people.
y'all are engaging in unrealistic hypotheticals
Am I? I don't see my example as being a stone thrown so far from the truth.
The time to say "a vote for Trump is a vote for Hillary" was in the primary. Johnson was never a contender. If he was I guess I'd vote for him. I mean, he's a douche bag and all, but that's not as bad as a con man or a criminal.
Last time I checked the dem and rep primaries were still ongoing. Only the Libertarian party has finished their selection process. Neither wing of the Boot On Your Neck Party has held their convention and actually chosen their candidate. Vote Johnson, a better candidate than either of the two jackasses. He actually has qualifications that neither of the other two possess and is a better person and candidate, warts and all.
Last time I checked the dem and rep primaries were still ongoing. Only the Libertarian party has finished their selection process. Neither wing of the Boot On Your Neck Party has held their convention and actually chosen their candidate. Vote Johnson, a better candidate than either of the two jackasses. He actually has qualifications that neither of the other two possess and is a better person and candidate, warts and all.
Why would defeatists choose Trump to be their candidate.
Or did the choice of Trump come before the defeatism?
Why would defeatists choose Trump to be their candidate.
Or did the choice of Trump come before the defeatism?
The Second Amendment is what guarantees that we will not be "defeated."
Any vote that is not against the stated anti-gun candidate is a vote for defeat.
The Second Amendment is what guarantees that we will not be "defeated."
Any vote that is not against the stated anti-gun candidate is a vote for defeat.
But a vote for Gary Johnson is a vote for Gary Johnson, who is not anti-gun.
Is he "not anti-gun" in the same way some other politicians say they "will fight to defend the 2nd A"? You know...like the guys and gals that will only vote against various bills that the liberals frequently to get passed every year instead of actually proposing and then fighting for bills that will actually maybe erode and eventually eliminate NFA and related bills. I get the sense he's a "defender".
There's one thing I did learned from English class in school - Johnson's a Prick!
. Oh...I think he might sign something that might cross his desk. That's not the same as championing it--which I don't think he's energetic enough to do.From what I've heard him say, I think he would tend to push for legislation that gives more freedom. But, that's talk.
I don't see how advocating for positive rights is "more freedom", for example, establishing special classes of people which business owners are not allowed to decline service.
Not 1999.... but even in 2013 he spoke of having open borders.
Suckers.
Let's say the leader of the New Black Panther Party(H. Naming), known for being pro-gun, was running against Clinton, would you still vote against her? Or would you vote third party for Johnson?
Why would defeatists choose Trump to be their candidate.
Or did the choice of Trump come before the defeatism?