I am here to state opinions, argue those opinions, and learn from others' perspectives.

I classify myself as a original constitutionalist politically, and I lean more right. I don't care about the conservative perspective, I just happen to be aligned with them more often than with liberals.

I believe that man should strive his utmost to being hard-working, honest, considerate, frugal, chivalrous, charitable, staunch, and pure. I expect every trait out of every person I meet. Usually, people fail to meet my expectations of them. Still, I give everyone a fair shot, and form my opinions based upon their surplus or lack of these essential values.

I believe in a Creator god, and in Natural Law, but I do not follow any mainstream religion out there (to hippies: I am not spiritual).

I try to accept people, except when acceptence is not mutual, and I try to tolerate all others.

I mull over most people's statements, and try to walk in their shoes. I know my way is not always right for everyone, and everyone's way is not always right for me.

I will promise you, if you try to contest me, I will never downrave you; racist, bigotrous, eccentric, etc. statements, all are part of each man's freedom of speech, and I have no right to decide whether you think the right way or the wrong way. Also, I will never block a person. I feel that when you block a person, you are either a coward or someone dumb enough to realize that you can't discuss intelligently with that person.

I look forward to pulling hairs and grinding teeth with you!

P.S. I do plan on making random statements that do not comply with my beliefs, so we can boil arguments down. My main intent is to gain wisdom by 'putting my hand on the stove'. Please, do not take my statements so seriously that you feel personally offended, just about everything I say is meant to provoke a response from you, but my intent is not to irritate, it is to engage.

P.S.S. I don't expect anyone to believe anything that I state. Most people don't have the conviction or delusions of grandeur to expect so much of themselves.

George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, James Madison, Karl Marx, Martin Luther King Jr., John Lenin, Ghandi, Friedrich Nietzsche, Jimi Hendrix, and George S. Patton.

Wasting my time.

>Arguing (even with a possum)
>Learning from the experience of others
>Finding out about the founding fathers' beliefs
>Becoming inspired
>Cutting down trees (I am interested in cutting down hippies as well, but that's usually looked down upon by the law)

Just about anything fast and loud with a good guitar solo.

The Simpsons, 24, Heroes, Aquateen Hunger Force, Frisky Dingo, Family Guy, Green Acres, the Andy Griffith Show, the Three Stooges, and Looney Toons

Patton, Apocalypse Now, Harold & Kumar 1 & 2, Gran Torino, Braveheart, the Watchmen, and The Dark Knight

'Liberalism is a Mental Disorder', 'The 5000 Year Leap', 'War, As I Knew It', '100 Things You're Not Supposed to Know', 'The Art of War', 'The Politial Zoo', 'Liberal Facism', 'Atlas Shrugged', 'Common Sense', 'The Christmas Sweater'

(I know, I'm a politics nerd)

"I am not a Marxist." --Karl Marx

"I hate rude behavior in a man, I won't tolerate it." --Captain Woodrow Call (from 'Lonesome Dove')

Captain Woodrow Call, Jack Bauer, Bruce Lee

(I just think fictional people are better role models than real ones usually turn out to be {particularly Bruce Lee; no way was that guy anything but a robot})