I mean, come on. On the one hand, you have Ann Coulter. On the other hand, you have Rudy Guiliani. On the one hand, you have Zell Miller. On the other hand, you have Barak Obama. You have variation in every party, and you have strong opinions within the two main parties. Why should a third party be any different?
People- all people- deserve to be judged on their own merits. And while a political affiliation does give you some idea of what a person believes, their actions and their further words often mean more than a simple classification. Which sounds very after school, yes, but the simplicity and idealisticness of it is still something that I wish the world would remember a lot more often.
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I mean, come on. On the one hand, you have Ann Coulter. On the other hand, you have Rudy Guiliani. On the one hand, you have Zell Miller. On the other hand, you have Barak Obama. You have variation in every party, and you have strong opinions within the two main parties. Why should a third party be any different?
People- all people- deserve to be judged on their own merits. And while a political affiliation does give you some idea of what a person believes, their actions and their further words often mean more than a simple classification. Which sounds very after school, yes, but the simplicity and idealisticness of it is still something that I wish the world would remember a lot more often.