@Rhodesiaboo Work on yourself
reasonable regulations on financial markets
Ever heard of the term Ironpill
Three things to do my dude, is this
1. Read books
2. Lift and get Swole
@Rhodesiaboo definitely should start lifting
gotta channel that anger
3. Get wife
Alright
We'll have to campaign on the platform of what is natural rather than the current GOP dogmas to better get a grip
And self-improvement is always good.
The reason the "Left" co-opts schools, media, and universities/colleges is because "Conservatives" make the most kids overall
Getting a boyfriend also works.
by political affiliation
Liberals have the least
@[Lex] I’m not a faggot though
I've been working on my diet the past couple of weeks, I feel very good, very active
That's a bit iffy
@Rhodesiaboo >thinking have a boyfriend is gay
rofl
That's why they use welfare, immigration, educational subversion, and media-trend-culture to bolster their ranks
still stuck on that sexual spectrum?
It's only gay if you act gay
take the rainbow pill, dude
sex with males is different from sex with females
But anyways, yes, should we run, we can take a more interesting stance on certain issues than the GOP has in the past. The orthodoxy of the low tax being the only thing that matters must be smashed into a million pieces.
Doing what is right and what would secure the prosperity of Americans instead of making a playground for everyone to free-for-all in.
We must make that shift.
As well as what is electorally pragmatic. We need to reconcile different interest groups.
Yes, of course.
who here has swallowed the radpop pill
Whites at large would have to be our big target, and we would have to reconcile a lot of people within that.
We won't change stances on stuff like guns, we'd probably toughen up in that respect
On other issues, government involvement in big business, paid family leave, etc, we adopt some more interventionist policies.
Really, we do what makes sense.
Guns, immigration, cultural issues, foreign policy, certain welfare policies will be the cornerstones of our doctrine.
Other issues should be whatever is pragmatic.
Yes.
Currency reform may fall into the umbrella of cornerstone, very tough to navigate that thogh
It'd have to be grassroots with these policies however.
