Tyranical Republican or Socialist Democrat?

Question

Basically, the question is do you:
A) Believe a person should be able to keep the money they make or inherit and then use it to make more money even if it means shafting people with crappy jobs and creating a work environments that are excellent for illegal aliens and people in foreign countries. Also, believe in taking some money for the benefit of public corporations in which other people with money own a share.

OR

B)Believe a government should step in and tell you who needs your money more than you do and then dispense it as seems neccessary in an inefficient and often ineffective manner, meanwhile creating a large amount of crappy paying ineffective dead-end jobs and a large population that live off of welfare.

OR

C)I would vote for Ross Perot.

So what? Doesn't anyone see truth in A or B? Can you defend your or better yet both parties? Or:

D) I don't vote

OR

E) I vote the issues (and realize A and B apply)

Answer 1

the answer is E. Forget the party and vote for the best person for the job. This means you vote on issues not party's .

Answer 2

D) None of the above. If you vote, you're supporting an inherently corrupt system. Votes are only superficially for one candidate or another; they're not representing us, they're representing control over us. Every vote, not matter who it's for, advocates the institutionalised theft, slavery and murder that is the ultimate function of government.
Conservatives only like businesses they can control by force. That's not capitalism, any more than welfare is compassion. The liberal/conservative dichotomy helps keep us from recognising the true face of government. If you are an honest person who understands that no one has the right to control your life, just as you have no right to control the lives of others, then you have no need for government. Therefore, you boycott the system by not voting.
Honest people find ways of solving problems through voluntary action instead of coercion, the Mafia-style "persuasion" of the State. Thus, the real question we have to ask ourselves, if we wish to truly end slavery once and for all, is "Are you honest?"

Answer 3

the present equipment has 2 corporatist activities. the present equipment protects company welfare. Say what you'll about the adjustments between huge-S Socialists, small-s socialists, huge-L Libertarians, and small-l libertarians, those all oppose company welfare. Any substitute significant adequate to undermine the present equipment and undertaking company welfare would likely replace the third activities as well because the significant activities.

Answer 4

Republican 7 days a week 365 days a year republicans rock

Answer 5

It seems that you would lean more twords "a", and for the most part you are correct. A persons money should be theirs, and the governement has NO right to steal it from you.

Answer 6

I Would Vote For Neither

Answer 7

the first one...because at least there is a way to go up even it is hard...i couldn't stand to live in a country where you have no opportunities...or the ones you take you get punished for making money...

Answer 8

I would prefer some variant on your choice "A." As you point out accurately in "B," money to the government is down a rathole. "C" is a bit "iffy," in my not-so-humble opinion.

Answer 9

D) None of the above

Answer 10

D None of the above.

Answer 11

What a pessimist! D) none of the above.