Political Parties?

[Fixxer]

because, falangist is a facist government.

This grorup is facist.

Mousolini and Hitler ruined facisms name by going on thei terror spree, and everyone jumps to the conclusion that this group must be evil as well. Its quite the opposite.

If you subtract all of the evil deeds that Hitler carried out, he brought germany out of the depression, built the auto bahn, and really got his economy going very well.

Read for your self.

Edited February 13, 2005 by Fixxer

[Guest Zewe Comma Chris]

A Christian political party...if that ever came to power in America...

*Shudder*

[Fixxer]

zewe, unless your a criminal, you need no worry, youll be safe

[Guest Zewe Comma Chris]

[quote name='Fixxer' date='Feb 12 2005, 10:25 PM'] zewe, unless your a criminal, you need no worry, youll be safe [/quote]
If this party ever comes to power, I see a quasi-[u]1984[/u] situation...

[Fixxer]

what does that mean?

[Guest Zewe Comma Chris]

[quote name='Fixxer' date='Feb 12 2005, 10:30 PM'] what does that mean? [/quote]
Read [u]1984[/u] by George Orwell...

Thought police and the destruction of free thinking.

[Fixxer]

No, this party is not like the nazis i said...

they arnt like that at all.

So your saying, american will lose rights by the original version of the constitution being restored and by the gonvernment actualy respecting the bill of rights? Then i guess you are right.

[Guest Zewe Comma Chris]

[quote name='Fixxer' date='Feb 12 2005, 10:36 PM'] No, this party is not like the nazis i said...

they arnt like that at all.

So your saying, american will lose rights by the original version of the constitution being restored and by the gonvernment actualy respecting the bill of rights? Then i guess you are right. [/quote]
Going by the coherence of your text and then coupling it with the intelligence of your posts, I'll choose to ignore that bit of stupidity that you just spewed.

[Fixxer]

whats so hard to understand about it

[Guest Zewe Comma Chris]

[quote name='Fixxer' date='Feb 12 2005, 10:41 PM'] whats so hard to understand about it [/quote]
mabe if youd stop typng like this id considr taking you seriusly.

[Fixxer]

Is this better for you? I usually don't proof read, nor check spelling before I post. I hope you can take this post seriously.

Your Friend,
Fixxer-

[myduwigd]

[quote name='AtheistAlex' date='Feb 12 2005, 09:19 PM'] *sigh*

Okay...but you won't like it.

[/quote]
ok, please dont say what ill like or dislike, you have no idea. i actually agree with most of what you said, which is why i almost voted for kerry. but, i just dont see how i could vote for someone supporting an abortion holocaust.

[kdewolf2]

"Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and unto God the things that are God's."--J.C.

The problem with political parties in general is that they tend to look out for their own interest more than the common good. Third parties offer fresh ideas, but they tend to be ideologically narrow-minded. It would be best, IMO, if the party-system were eliminated altogether in favor of independent statesmen who followed their own conscience and had loyalty solely to God and country.

The Falangist Party looks good at first because it seems to embrace Christian ideals, but I would be wary considering the original Falangists were Fascists. Besides the whole tone of the website seems narrow-minded and intolerant. They don't seem to have much concern for separation of church and state or individual conscience.

Personally, I'm registered with the Conservative Party of New York. www.cpnys.org

[allis-challmers]

there is not a true religious political party out there. I don't care what anyone says about the republican party. they are only doing the minnimum to keep the religious vote

[musturde]

Haha BUMP.
This party isn't facist, wrong party. This is the Kataeb. Or a poor representation of the Kataeb hahaha. Btw, Fixxer, how do you still have your sig?

[zwergel88]

I am definately a democrat. I have never voted, so I can't exactly say who I would have supported in the last election. I think that when I do vote, I will try to vote for the most pro-life democratic candidates. I plan to campaign for Bob Casey Jr. in the PA senate race. He is the most awesome pro-life politician ever! I think alot of people think democrats are bad, but really many of them are pro-life often in more ways than the Republicans. A good website that explains this is www.democratsforlife.org

[SarahB]

The only problem I have voting for Casey is that if he wins, then the Democrats could take over control of the Senate. Casey may be great as a canidate, but do you really want to contribute to a party that is pro-choice as a whole? Maybe not those who support the party, but the vast majority of canidates and those who are in office are decidedly pro-choice. I can't, for myself, justify voting for a Democrat when that would give the Democratic Party and edge. Just because he's a great pro-life canidate doesn't mean that we should vote him in and then have the Democrats as the majority. Not that the Republicans are much better, but at least the platform is anti-abortion.

But in any event, I'm not a Democrat or Republican. I'm a member of the Constitution Party.

[zwergel88]

I would hope that democrats have a majority in the senate so that they can accomplish good things, however if an abortion issue came up, I'm sure that Casey would vote with the Republicans. A democratic majority has nothing to do with it.

[SarahB]

But it still puts them in charge, which means they can push their legislation about life issues through more easily, or at least keep badgering people with it. Not a situation I want to have to deal with until the next Senate elections in 2008.

Edited August 15, 2005 by SarahB