Melchior
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- Joined
- Jul 4, 2005
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- Palm Beach, Florida
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Hello, my name is Frankie but you can call me Melchior, or Mel. :2wave:
I'm turning 18 this month and I'm keeping my eye on US Politics, not as a career interest mind you, just because I think it's important.
I was raised in a family of Roman Catholic Democrats with a Republican for an uncle. My introduction to Politics was the 2004 election and I was a John Kerry supporter. I spent a lot of my free time on the Internet debating or studying and watching the news. I also became interested in Buddhism and spent my time studing that as well.
Since then my views have radically changed, except for my positions on a few core issues, and a few days ago I filled out a voter registration form and re-pre-registered as a Libertarian. I was not old enough to vote for Kerry but today I would never have voted for him in the first place, I am a Michael Badnarik fan now. I have always had a natural distrust for government or authority in general, whether or not this is healthy is subjective.
I now consider myself a Dhammic Geolibertarian! :mrgreen:
I am here as a student and mostly as an observer, I want to learn. You can ask me any questions and I will tell you about myself or whatever I left out.
So... how high is the traffic on these forums?
I'm turning 18 this month and I'm keeping my eye on US Politics, not as a career interest mind you, just because I think it's important.
I was raised in a family of Roman Catholic Democrats with a Republican for an uncle. My introduction to Politics was the 2004 election and I was a John Kerry supporter. I spent a lot of my free time on the Internet debating or studying and watching the news. I also became interested in Buddhism and spent my time studing that as well.
Since then my views have radically changed, except for my positions on a few core issues, and a few days ago I filled out a voter registration form and re-pre-registered as a Libertarian. I was not old enough to vote for Kerry but today I would never have voted for him in the first place, I am a Michael Badnarik fan now. I have always had a natural distrust for government or authority in general, whether or not this is healthy is subjective.
I now consider myself a Dhammic Geolibertarian! :mrgreen:
I am here as a student and mostly as an observer, I want to learn. You can ask me any questions and I will tell you about myself or whatever I left out.
So... how high is the traffic on these forums?