warm

you all seen that flooding evacuation in Japan?

oh no I hadn't, how bad was it?

dammnation is twofaced i guess

when its his "duty"

honesty be dammn

hi @AmericanRaven

nobody has permission to speak in here so we can't answer you

>old man yells at cloud.jpg

^this

hello fellow liberalists

@qwerty pumpkin is that mockery?

no

i have little sense of humour

any fellow sargon fans/liberalists up for some light hearted but highbrow conversation in vc?

Hello fellow Liberalists.

i think liberalistism is dead now sargon joined ukip?

Well

not sure whether to join myself or not

I'll be there in 5

I'm a Ukipperalist.

What liberalist branch you from? @qwerty pumpkin

i wasn't aware there were branches

Well there's the tree so obviously there's branches

(the sentence I typed above was a joke btw)

ahhh ok

@here

Vc?

@qwerty pumpkin not many members of liberalist organisations like thr LIA have anything to do with Sargon

Many are annoyed with how little he aided the movement after starting it, so we have mostly abandoned him as a leader

he never leaded us

He started the movement, therefore he was, for a time, de facto leadet

he never lead the lia (to my knowledge)

he came up with the idea and worded some basic principles. personally wouldnt call that starting a movement, more asking if someone can build one

the fact that he was able to rally a large group to start the movement is enough for me to call him at least an interim or de facto leader

it would be ignorant to dismiss his impact

@qwerty pumpkin also, ukip and liberalism/liberalistism arent mutually exclusive, we arent, after all, a political party anyway

i dont disagree that he hasnt had impact on the movement. we wouldnt have been here without him, but the fact remains that he has done nothing to organise the movement, so even if you see him as the defacto leader, he hasnt led us.

really just depends on your definition of leader

hes more of a public figure and mouthpiece

hes better for pr and getting ppl into the movement