Thank you Random. Its good to see a democrat and possible liberal (if I remember correctly) with a good head on his shoulders. I can't stand Michael Moore, just as I can't really stand Rush Limbaugh. They both can make sense at times, but all that gets lost in their constant exagerrated ramblings, half truths and outright lies.

And yes, I posted all this in a gaming forum. I apologize but I think that gamers can think about more than just video games every once in a while. Obviously you do too, since you did read this thread in the Off Topic Forum:D

I actually think a gaming forum is a great place to post something like this. Its filled with impressionable teenagers who can be too trusting many times, especially when it comes to people who preach such sexy topics as conspiracy theories like Moore. The youth are our future and if they learn to trust hate mongerers (yes, HATE) such as Moore, we are all in trouble.

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Heheh... last time I checked, I was a conservative republican.

*plays song with lyrics: "We work hard for our Money"*

Then who the hell am I thinking of? Jeez, my memory is starting to slip in my old age :D

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Well, some of Random_Perfection's posts sound liberal, I suppose. But I don't believe he ever identified his party affiliation.

Doesn't matter. It seems to me that he has a healthy amount of skepticism about anything he hears, and that is a good thing.

By the way, I'm a liberal, but I'm most definitely not a Democrat. I'm independent.

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Being liberal isn't necessarily a bad thing, even though the most vocale liberals have made it that way (ex. Moore and Al Franken). I should replace it in my posts with "knee jerk scaremongering hate machine left wing democratic ventriloquist puppets", but thats just too long even if its more accurate.

I'm an independent also. I think party line voting defeats the purpose of free elections. I'm a bit of a skeptic myself, but my skepticism has made me lean much more the the right than the left. Researching the details of a Bill Clinton presidency will do that to a man, and I actually voted for him in 96.