Are you a Communist or a Republican?
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Are you a moron or an imbecile?
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Nominal Republican, but I have voted Libertarian in the past.  Given the fact that I really don't care for government and am able to handle most problems on my own, I can't see myself voting for a party that loves to be Big Brother like the socialist Democrats do.
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Libertarian in the U.S., maybe I'd be a Republican if I live there. In Mexico I'am a neoliberal of  the PAN.
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Republican, of course.
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A socialist believes in capitalism, but only with heavy government intervention.  In otherwords, the right to own but with heavy taxes.  The right to profit, but with heavy taxes.\n\nA communist does not believe in capitalism.  Communists believe in no ownership, business or currency.  A completely government-run economy.
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Because is Christian and Republican
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Republican.\nCome on.  I mean look at the hair and the whole cape thing.  Plus the evil factor.
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Neither.\n\nSome will say Republican but all this does is show me how much Republicans have controlled it all the while it was going up.
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Yes it's only a slight difference... In Asia communism is the chief underlying political movement... In the US, socialism is the primary force guiding the leftist - moving government we have had now for over 12 years.
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Yes, Republicans, not all, but most of the powerful ones have \n               much in common with Communists.\n1. They both like wars and hate it when wars come to an end.\n2. They like repeating, repeating themselves.\n3. They just love secrets, secrets make them feel cuddly.\n4. They like to go on golfing trips to Ireland? Go figure!\n5. They can't balance a budget.\n6.  And finally, just before elections, they produce lots of gas.
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The Republicans are kissing the Communists butts everyday now over Americans. That's because the Republicans are Communist too, it's a no brainer. Wal-Mart is Communist, RCA, Thompson Electronics, Microsoft, hell it's starting to become endless. They parade them around America, and call Communism Capitalism. How can it be Capitalism when they are not even Americans. The real word is called Monopolization with no free or fair trade, and that isn't Capitalism, it's Communism. So "RED" is for the Communists that they really are. I heard this from somebody else in here. The Conservatives choose Communism over Americans; because America can and would produce any thing that we need. America doesn't need anyone to produce our products for us. They choose to be Communist for greed, over America.
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political viewpoints tend to get divided. i am an economic liberal which comes awfully close to communism because i believe in sharing the wealth and helping out your neighbor. However i am a moral conservative because i am against things like gay rights, immigration, and lots of other political questions that fall on the moral side.
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we share similar but different views on politics and life. im just me. if you want to call me a liberal than whatever but i dont see myself belonging to any groups. mainly because i cant agree 100% with an individual group. my political ideas are intermingled. i would say though that i am more liberal than conservative. my parents are more conservative but have a few liberal ideas too. they are good people.
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Democrat.  I believe in their values more than the republicans.  Also, republicans just whine about everything.  Also, Bush is the dumbest person on the face of the universe.  You could fit his library in a little corner.
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I completely relate.  I'm a Republican because the Republican party WAS the party of small government.  We now have two parties that are both for big government and third parties have almost no chance of winning.  I think there are many Americans who feel as we do, and I hope that our voices will be heard.  We have the power to vote them out, and I hope we exercise that power.
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I would say democrats.  I am republican and would be afraid to put a bumper sticker on my car because there would probably be some liberal that would key my car.  They tend to be more angry and violent.
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I chose the party I currently vote in when I was about 22. It was a long debate, measuring pros and cons of both major parties and a few smaller ones. It was a painstaking journey. My mother and her side of the family wanted a Democrat, and my father wanted a Republican. I chose the party that best fit with my political beliefs. Needless to say, My grandmother has taken me out of her will, and my mother wants to constantly argue politics and religion with me.