My story

My story:

As a kid in the 1980s I was apolitical but had positive reactions to Republicans (ie Ronald Reagan) In 1992 I supported Bill Clinton because George HW Bush sucked. In 1996 I endorsed Bob Dole for President, in 2000 I supported Bill Bradley and when he dropped out I supported George W Bush. I was apolitical to politics in the 1980s and 1990s.

I became a Liberal Democrat in 2003 due to me turning against the Iraq War and becoming anti war and me seeing the Dixie Chicks being bullied for being anti war by warhawks like Denis Leary etc. For the rest of the 2000s I was anti war (which I still am today but for the reasons Mark Twain was against war not for the Lenin reasons I was against war then), hated George W Bush and his neocon Republican allies, was a Chris Matthews type Barack Obama stan, I basically had a lot of liberal views etc.  

As a liberal in the 2000s, whenever a pastor or a conservative commentator came on TV and said something that went against my liberal beliefs, I would go nuts and throw my remote at the TV so to speak. But those con messages unconsciously brought me further and further right.

I would mostly find liberal 'safe spaces' to hear like minded liberal narratives like MSNBC (Keith Olbermann, Ed Schultz, Chris Matthews), CNN, Democratic Underground etc. 

I remember watching Farenheigh 9/11 in c 2005 and being depresssed about Al Gore not winning the 2000 Presidential election (since I was so hardcore Liberal back then). I was thrilled Michael Moore exposed George W Bush since Moore gave us a voice back then (before I knew Moore was an a****e commie). In 2004 I initially supported Howard Dean and was upset when John Kerry got the nom. I was upset when George W Bush got his 2nd term.

When the Democrats took the House in 2006, I was so happy that the Democrats got power for the first time since Bill Clinton was President. I even was happy about Nancy Pelosi being speaker and winning back then.

There are similar ex liberal stories to the ones above. I was your typical stereotype of a liberal back in the 2000s

Despite this I still wasn't overtly political in the 2000s. 

Little by little I became more and more Paleolibertarian and less anti Right Wing,

First it was me seeing how kids have it too easy nowadays via a inthe80s.com post, then it was me seeing the SJW nonsense in early 2007 about some sports thing and then it was seeing porn being glorified on Wikipedia, then it was seeing just how bad liberals are via the rise in the 2010s of social media.

After Barack Obama won in 2012, I finally became a Paleolibertarian who supports a Red-green-brown alliance

So with above political paradigm shift, , I supported a wide array of politicians from both sides in the 2010s. In 2016 I supported Berne Sanders who best represented my views and the new type of politicians I support

When Bernie Sanders was cheated by the corrupt neoliberal Democrats, like many Bernie fans, I became BernieorBust twice

Donald Trump was unique and different he reminded me Bill Bradley for President in 2000. Plus so many other fellow Bernie Sanders supporters voting for him made it easy for me to be non hostile and lenient toward him. I BernieOrBusted for Donald Trump as my consolation prize for Bernie Sanders not winning like I do when my favorite sports teams or the sports teams I root for don't win a championship (ie like when my 49ers lost in the 2011-12 playoffs to the Giants, I rooted for the Giants to win the Super Bowl since I use to root for the Giants when I lived in NJ and reminded me of the 49ers by coming out of nowhere to be good).

However, regarding Donald Trump: Grrrrrrrrrrrrr!    But, I will not criticize Donald Trump as I feel he is part of a larger socioeconomic problem. At times I even view and talk about Trump in positive (and negative) ways that Chris Christie has done from the early 2010s through now etc. Many things Donald Trump attempted to accomplish (identifying issues like fixing our broken criminal system, fixing our migration issues etc and trying to solve those issues) was great, I don't believe HE is the one to do fix those things.  

Trump constantly throws a lot of people he hired under the bus (they are supposed to be there to provide him with counter arguements so its expected they'll be harsh on him). Those same people are now going after him harshly, what kind of message does that send to our country? I believe Chris Christie’s save the the Republican party movement is good and just what we need (disclaimer, I was born and raised in New Jersey). If I sound too ‘Pro Trump’, that ‘Pro Trumpness’ is fueled in part by me being countercultural   

As it is now, my loyalty is to a green brown red alliance of batsh*t crazy Republicans (House Freedom Caucus and AmericaFirst Republicans), Occasional Republican allies on the Center Left/Left, Boll weevil Democrats, Social Democrats USA, Muslim House Caucus (Democrats) and the Forward (US) Party. 

The liberals have moved so off compass, they would probably call the 2000s version of me a fake or even right leaning. However since I use to be a full member of their party, I know exactly how they think and act better than most conservatives do.  

Even if the Democrats radical liberals are right on most things (LOL), because of the way they refuse to effectively communicate why they do what they do (which could help right wingers like me be open minded to some of their far left policies), because of the way they attack, smear, censor, cancel and bully people on the fake right or right (I know its both ways but they are either worse or do it more or do it worse and more), and because of the way they look down on us and similar atrocities by them mentioned on my polemic post, I would still reject most of the Democrat party and radical Liberals and continue to be just as I am now even knowing I was wrong.  

In fact, if i found out us were wrong about most things, I would force those things we are wrong about to make us right about them just get the Democrats and radical liberals back for the above atriocities against us.  

I would like to make the US etc as conservative as it was in the 1980s (with a twist) which I hope can happen via the Red-green-brown alliance

Once I accomplish that, I will then make the US etc more liberal then it would have been if I didn't make our country 1980s conservative but with a twist (since me trying to make our world more liberal in that world unlike in this world would be counter cultural just like in the 1960s it was counter cultural to fight for liberal causes). That will also happen via a Red-green-brown alliance.  Once that happens and I repeat the cycle

I don't care about politics. I am apolitical. I have no perceivable political principles whatsoever. In the 1980s, 1990s, 2000s (mostly) and 2010s (mostly) I stayed away from politics (that apoliticalness I had back then is what people should be now and in the future since politics sucks). But since I got into political video games I decided to expand that into real life political 'games'. 

I prefer a full anarchism and a self governing society with no government (or at worst a Night-watchman state like the UK in the 19th century), radical localism, Isolationism and people following the two rules (for hardened heart non Judeo Christians have them replace God with humanity, whatever God they serve, higher power, or whatever motivates them to live secular lives that are Christian like)

If I sound too conservative on some issues, its somewhat because being far right or right wing is counter cultural and its more fun to be counter cultural than being mainstream (see Hippies in 1960s for more). If I sound to liberal on other issues, it is because being liberal to far right people is counter cultural. But as noted above I am trying to find a more unique way of being counter cultural politically 

Take every thing I write in this blog with a grain of salt. Also anything I write has a chance to be tongue and cheek and irony