Greetings!

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Hello everyone I'm 19 years old, American, and a eurosceptic conservative. I've been lurking here since last year and finally decided to join. My first experience with RE was watching my uncle play Resident Evil 1 and Dino Crisis for PS1, but I didn't actually get into the series until my early teens, when I played REmake for GameCube. I own all of the main games now except RE5, I own a few of the spin-off games, but I've never had the privilege of playing either Outbreak game unfortunately. I'm ashamed to say the only games I've beaten are RE1 classic, RE2, and Dino Crisis 1. My favorite RE game is RE2, though right now I'm playing CODE: Veronica which is really good. I'm not really a fan of the direction the series took with RE4, RE5, and Dino Crisis 2. Well I guess that's enough about me, I guess I'll see everyone around the board.

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Subject: Re: Greetings! Wed Jan 11, 2012 12:03 am

I'm 22 years old, German, and a gay socialist.

Welcome to this site! People here are nice and cool.

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Trichos wrote:

I'm 22 years old, German, and a gay socialist.

Welcome to this site! People here are nice and cool.

But at least you don't like the European Union, right? lol

And thanks for the warm welcome.

Subject: Re: Greetings! Wed Jan 11, 2012 12:06 am

Welcome to this madness.

You just had to pick a username that is hard to address. Ima call you US.

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Subject: Re: Greetings! Wed Jan 11, 2012 12:10 am

미국 wrote:

But at least you don't like the European Union, right?

I will constantly mourn the lack of democratic legitimization within the current EU's set-up, but I always support the principle behind it.

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Mass Distraction wrote:

Gay socialism is fine, too.

Why, don't I feel accepted now. Wink

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Mass Distraction wrote:

You just had to pick a username that is hard to address. Ima call you US.

Seems appropriate, google says that's the meaning anyways.
Funny, though, that a conservative is appearing the second I turn on CNN to watch the New Hampshire primary...

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Trichos wrote:

미국 wrote:

But at least you don't like the European Union, right?

I will constantly mourn the lack of democratic legitimization within the current EU's set-up, but I always support the principle behind it.

That's precisely my primary problem with it as well, the lower house (European Parliament) is the only democratically elected body in the entire organization. Though I also find the whole "globalism" idea very dangerous, especially since Obama and others like him want to take America down a similar path.

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Mass Distraction wrote:

You just had to pick a username that is hard to address. Ima call you US.

Seems appropriate, google says that's the meaning anyways.
Funny, though, that a conservative is appearing the second I turn on CNN to watch the New Hampshire primary...[/quote]
Speaking of which, thanks for reminding me to watch that *turns on TV.* They're all just a bunch of creationist clowns except Ron Paul though. But even then Ron Paul's foreign policy is whacky and will destroy America. If anyone but Ron Paul is the GOP nominee, I'm just going to vote for Gary Johnson (Libertarian Party). Anyone but Obama or Rick Perry really lol. Which candidate would you support if you were American?

Mass Distraction wrote:

You just had to pick a username that is hard to address. Ima call you US.

That's pretty much what my username is anyway. I was going for "American," but "미국" means "United States of America," "America," and "Yankeeland."

Subject: Re: Greetings! Wed Jan 11, 2012 12:44 am

미국 wrote:

That's precisely my primary problem with it as well, the lower house (European Parliament) is the only democratically elected body in the entire organization. Though I also find the whole "globalism" idea very dangerous, especially since Obama and others like him want to take America down a similar path.

[...]

Speaking of which, thanks for reminding me to watch that *turns on TV.* They're all just a bunch of creationist clowns except Ron Paul though. But even then Ron Paul's foreign policy is whacky and will destroy America. If anyone but Ron Paul is the GOP nominee, I'm just going to vote for Gary Johnson (Libertarian Party). Anyone but Obama or Rick Perry really lol. Which candidate would you support if you were American?

Just to make that pre-emptively clear before a political debate can unfold and I make an impression of chickening out: for the sake of keeping this forum comprehensively enjoyable, I'm not inclined to discuss politics in depth.
But to answer your question: obviously the Democratic party, notwithstanding often-heard Republican rhetoric, is capitalist, not socialist. Some members are the social conscience of that party, but the Democrats are basically the non-Christianist other pro-business party. As such, voting for any candidate of the two parties would leave me dissatisfied, but I'd vote to enable the lesser evil, being Obama. I irrationally sympathize with Hillary Clinton, but in general I'm incompatible with US politics, period.

It's pointless for me to stay up, though. I can predict that the moment the polls close, they will make a projection based on exit polls that Romney won, and I will have wasted an hour of sleep. Yay.

Subject: Re: Greetings! Wed Jan 11, 2012 12:45 am

미국 wrote:

Mass Distraction wrote:

You just had to pick a username that is hard to address. Ima call you US.

That's pretty much what my username is anyway. I was going for "American," but "미국" means "United States of America," "America," and "Yankeeland."

Ah, but that's exactly why I decided to call you that Razz

Btw. Well done Trichos to catch that! I sometimes tend to change my posts after a while.

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Subject: Re: Greetings! Wed Jan 11, 2012 12:54 am

Mass Distraction wrote:

Btw. Well done Trichos to catch that! I sometimes tend to change my posts after a while.

Phew. And I feared you've suddenly withdrawn all support from gay socialism. Wink

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Trichos wrote:

미국 wrote:

That's precisely my primary problem with it as well, the lower house (European Parliament) is the only democratically elected body in the entire organization. Though I also find the whole "globalism" idea very dangerous, especially since Obama and others like him want to take America down a similar path.

[...]

Speaking of which, thanks for reminding me to watch that *turns on TV.* They're all just a bunch of creationist clowns except Ron Paul though. But even then Ron Paul's foreign policy is whacky and will destroy America. If anyone but Ron Paul is the GOP nominee, I'm just going to vote for Gary Johnson (Libertarian Party). Anyone but Obama or Rick Perry really lol. Which candidate would you support if you were American?

Just to make that pre-emptively clear before a political debate can unfold and I make an impression of chickening out: for the sake of keeping this forum comprehensively enjoyable, I'm not inclined to discuss politics in depth.
But to answer your question: obviously the Democratic party, notwithstanding often-heard Republican rhetoric, is capitalist, not socialist. Some members are the social conscience of that party, but the Democrats are basically the non-Christianist other pro-business party. As such, voting for any candidate of the two parties would leave me satisfied, but I'd vote to enable the lesser evil, being Obama. I irrationally sympathize with Hillary Clinton, but in general I'm incompatible with US politics, period.

The Democrats are in bed with the big corporations every bit as much as the Republicans are. I agree it's pathetic that the GOP has effectively become the Christian Party. The Democrats claim to support democratic socialism and the Republicans claim to support small government, but really there is no real difference between either of them. They're both just the status quo trying to keep the two-party system in power.

Subject: Re: Greetings! Wed Jan 11, 2012 3:59 am

Welcome to the forums, I'm not good with politics so I'm gonna have to pass on this conversation. lol

Subject: Re: Greetings! Wed Jan 11, 2012 4:36 am

I'm a democrat and I'm a straight communist. Before bed each night I read a little Manifesto and pray to Marx. /trolling

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NiteKrawler wrote:

I'm a democrat and I'm a straight communist. Before bed each night I read a little Manifesto and pray to Marx. /trolling

Clearly Obama is a descendent of Marx and Stalin. /trolling

Subject: Re: Greetings! Wed Jan 11, 2012 7:21 am

I can already tell that you'll be one interesting poster. ^-^

Welcome to the Forums.

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S.Winters wrote:

I can already tell that you'll be one interesting poster. ^-^

Welcome to the Forums.

Thanks.

You all see what happened last night? A clear demonstration that freedom is popular. Ron Paul dominates and comes in close second place with just about 30% of the vote, with Romney just a few % ahead and all of the other candidates in the single digits and teens. The status quo is shaking in their boots, the main stream media kept saying that "Ron Paul is unelectable and will get less than 1% of the vote," and then he comes up and dominates everyone, including the mainstream far-left media. South Carolina is next for the REVolution.