What is your political conviction?

[Amanc]

lol i am the one who voted liberal, its not that turk

[zurderer]

I did not voted, is it a crime?

So if Zurderer is a Liberal - then that is very good, because he is a Turk - and that means he supports the free will of the Kurds also - which I already know he does...

I am a liberal not a stupid. I dont care much for turkish people but I care for Turkey people.(So still, I still follow interests of Turkey.)

[K4L_2007]

I did not voted, is it a crime?

So if Zurderer is a Liberal - then that is very good, because he is a Turk - and that means he supports the free will of the Kurds also - which I already know he does...

I am a liberal not a stupid. I dont care much for turkish people but I care for Turkey people.(So still, I still follow interests of Turkey.)

Is that good or bad, for us i mean?

[zurderer]

for you? You are not from Turkey.(Yeah maybe your are from kurdistan, but absolutely not Turkey.)

Also, I am not someone important at Turkey. It is meaningless for you.

[Diri]

Zurderer - did you vote?

If both you AND Amanc voted, then there should be two votes for Liberal... Now there is only one...

[zurderer]

Okey now I voted.

[Diri]

Good...


There is a nice spread of nationalists, socialists and liberals here...

[Comerd]

I believe in a socialist community and country. The western world today is too capitalistic and their politics do not concern most people in their country today, aswell as people from other countries. Tell me, is it possible to run a country in a good manner when your people are unhappy, poor, uneducated and generally in misery every day? First things first: welfare makes for a prosperous country.

To have a good system we must sacrifice time and effort. It's like learning to ride a bike as a child, you will fall down, your knees will bleed, but eventually you will learn and ride a bicycle.

[Darkseid]

Dude you forgot to put in Federalist - Believes in the co-operation of others in divided regions to insure stability, freedom, and conservation of cultural differences. Iraqi Turkmen are mostly federalists.

You can be a Federalist and support all of the other political categories up to a certain degree.

For instance, you could be a federal anarchist by supporting supporting no government by having divisions made to conserve different values established in anarchy. Anarchy in Southern United States would be the same as it is in Northern United States, because the South holds different values of concern and so does the North. You would have to have some sort of jurisdiction to seperate the two. Of course there would be no government to uphold such a jurisdiction, but you would have the common goal in mind that people lived their lives seperately and the manner in which that sounds points out a anarchist ordeal. You could also have a country divided up in which one state has no form of government and simply subsides in the country as simply being a part of it. Kind of like how Kosovo is a part of Serbia, but it is administered by the United Nations.