re: Libertarian's job is to give Democrats the wins

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I haven't run from anything. I've addressed it multiple times. You just don't like that I find it to be a waste of time.

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Yes, you've addressed it by running from it.

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Hypotheticals and whataboutism aren't all that useful in this discussion.

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Hypotheticals are very different than whataboutisms, and not useful only for the pussies that run from them.

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You're free to frick off if you don't like that.

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This is where you guys always end up.

"I'm a 3rd party voter, full of shite, can't make any sense of my own positions, am deluded into believing it's all about me, and it's Republicans fault I'm retarded - so frick off."

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running

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I don't think this means what you think it means.

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Hypotheticals are very different than whataboutisms

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Sure, like Republicans and Democrats. But like them, both are of little use.

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This is where you guys always end up.

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I didn't tell you to frick off. I just gave you the option.

You're the only one between us hell bent on making decisions for others.

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"I'm a 3rd party voter..."

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You're just...

Yeah.

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I fricking hope not. You can't even manage to do that for yourself

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You guys aren't fooling anyone. You refuse to consider what this country looks like in five years if 20% of conservatives go full retard like you have, because you know you're full of shite.

DB, Roger, Roaad, Aubie - tell us how things get better if the conservative wing of the Republican party votes 3rd party with you.

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like Republicans and Democrats.

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When did your hero John Kasich switch to independent?

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You're voting for Progressive candidates running under the Republican banner, and you're ignorant of it.

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There are a few decent Republicans in Congress. The only ones I can think of off the top of my head are Paul and Massey. The only thing that makes most of the rest better than Democrats is that they don't openly hate everyone to the right of Xi Jinping. They don't really provide much resistance to the leftist agenda, however, and more often go along with it than not.

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Why are you all still entertaining Buckeye's lies about being some sort of independent?

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Like for many here, this is entertainment for me and to see these morons fantasizing about their superior intellect is a little funny. Especially when they run like little girls from the simplest/most obvious questions.

There was a time I took DB as a bit of a troll, a guy that simply posted BS to get a reaction. But this thread has me thinking he truly is dim, because looking like a retard isn't the same as trolling.

This is who the concerned independent Buckeye voted for:

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John R. Kasich, a lifelong Republican and former rival of President Trump’s spoke at the Democratic convention — and says he will vote for Joseph R. Biden Jr.

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John Kasich, Liberal....

You wanna keep lecturing people about the 2nd Amendment and Conservative ideas, you fking coward?

DisplacedBuckeye is a boolicker for the Establishment.

His hero is a Biden voter.

His shtick about being a fierce independent came about because his guy Kasich got buggered by The Donald.

He's simply throwing a tantrum because Trump broke him, nothing more.

Buckeye is a troll and a fake .

His passionate support of Liberal Kasich is easily researched on this very site.

He's not an independent and he's not a Libertarian.

He's just a mad old dude who think the Romney/McCain Wing of the Republican Party is what the country needs.

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see these morons fantasizing about their superior intellect is a little funny.

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To passionately support a Liberal like Kasich then try to portray yourself as holding the moral high ground is delusional.

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Sell me on voting 3rd party.

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Vote the candidate that best represent your beliefs, like the founding fathers intended

No one should have to sell you on it.

John Adams:

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We electors have an important constitutional power placed in our hands; we have a check upon two branches of the legislature . . . the power I mean of electing at stated periods [each] branch. . . . It becomes necessary to every [citizen] then, to be in some degree a statesman, and to examine and judge for himself of the tendency of political principles and measures. Let us examine, then, with a sober, a manly . . . and a Christian spirit; let us neglect all party [loyalty] and advert to facts; let us believe no man to be infallible or impeccable in government any more than in religion; take no man’s word against evidence, nor implicitly adopt the sentiments of others who may be deceived themselves, or may be interested in deceiving us.

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