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#1 JulesMclain
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ok i do not beleive that global warming is a threat but that statement is exactly what you are preacghina gainst; propoganda, unless this si you just messing around

if you want to seriously talk about global warming, at least try to put your thoughts out intellegently. Maybe that is too much to ask since its the inernet and all

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I am also in 12th grade, and I am seeing much more liberal views in teens today, though most of it is ignorant and uneducated liberalism. They all think everything should be ok, and the government should give everyone money. Funny, I live in a very conservative state, too. Those ignorant today all turned out to be conservatives, and now a switch is being made.

Personally, I'm part of your libertarian rise you speak of, but not because of anyone else at all, except maybe John Stossel. I've done much studying and analyzing the world, and I just find the libertarin vision for America is the one which best envisions the intent of our founding fathers and embraces our future and modernity.

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I really like John Stossel too. I have seen three of his videos. Greed is Good, Stupid in America: How We Cheat Our Children, and the oen where he went to the Soviet Union. They were great and they changed the way i though about economics, which in my opnion is the motivation for everything (only thing karl marx ever said that was right). I have also been influenced by people like John Locke, Voltaire, Thomas Jefferson (as a thinker not as a president), and Mark Twain.

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i have a feeling many of the obama supporters are the smae people who started hating bush because that was the cool thing to do. i do not like bush either, but attack his policy not his pronounciation of the word nuclear. also tell me you like obama because of his ideas not because hes black or hes cool or because hillary clinton is a **** and john mccain is old

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i am about to finish 12th grade, and over the last 2-3 years i have noticed that a lot of young people in my area are having more libertarian views. The generations before ours, the baby boomers and generation x, seemed to have become more liberal in their late teens, so this seems like a change that maybe 30 or 40 years down the road could make the libertarian party, if not a major first or 2nd party, at least be somewhat influential in the political process.

i just wanted to knwo if this was true throughout the nation or i am just being crazy

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if this included stuf other than private companies such as the saudi royal family id probably say a lot more

also, i dont know about hte issues, but i would say probably not hording it, because american business is about short term gain, si they'd probably sell a lot mroe of it

also i agree with what g-unit said id probably go 69-99 with untapped fields

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i used to be a huge civilization geek but thats fallen by the wayside
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looks like its unanimous

i was originally gonna get the 360 version but i got a new laptop for college out of nowhere, so judging by what you guys have said, pc definitely

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my problem with mccain, which is a problem i have had with every presidential candidate so far is that he has no economic background whatsoever. i think that at this point in history we need a president who knows oemthing about economics
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the computer i use can definitely run the games, but not at the highest settings, and im guessing it probably won't look as good as on my xbox 360. But the main reasons i want it are for team fortress 2 and portal and ive heard that valve supports its pc community more than on the 360 or ps3. I know i will play half life 2 and the add ons with it, but probably not immediately. Right now I am leaning toward the pc version sicne its $10 cheape and the controls are better, but it could still go either way.i
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#10 JulesMclain
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ironically enough though, china is trying to have a flat income tax. I douvt that they will succeed in implementing it, but that would be the ultimate irony that a "Communist" government would have a flat tax and America didn't

P.S. i put communist in quotes because communism never really became full;ly implemented in china,