Friday Fiver

[gridlore]

From the home office in a bus station in Alabama, we bring you this week's questions:

1. When is the last time you rode the bus? A few months ago. Normally, I'm a public transportation fanatic, but my current job is unreachable by bus (or train, for that matter.)

2. Describe the last time you stood up for a cause: Constantly! Even if its just debate/arguing on the net, I'm a passionate supporter of gay rights, abortion rights, and a staunch defender of the 2nd Amendment. (now there's a combination you don't see that often.)

3. Have you visited Alabama? Many times. Mainly Phenix City, since I was stationed right across the Chattahoochee River at Fort Benning. But I also made it to Montgomery and Selma.

4. Have you ever attended a rally? Several. Mostly for gay rights and pro-choice causes.

5. Have you ever been arrested? Nope.

Comments

[twfarlan.livejournal.com]

Well, I think one reason there are so few Libertarians is due in part to the economic policies that normally go along with that political worldview. They're interesting on paper, but not realistic when you attempt to put them into practice. At least, not with the American people at their current level of development. Just my $0.02, anyway.