Andylofgren, 40

easy going, value trust, appreciate loyalty Although I may at times appear otherwise, I have a very easy going nature and I believe in the concept of freedom and liberty. Additionally I have a sentimental nature and maintain a high level of regard for that which I find preferable and or memorable. The significance of that which is most relevant need not necessarily decline with the passage of time.


Political philosophy and candidate of preference for 2012:

Although it is not my belief that every aspect of Ron Paul's foreign policy philosophy is entirely optimal in every regard he does, however remain my choice for 2012:

It is my belief that government has seriously crossed its bounds, both with its excess monetary waste and unreasonable intrusions on civil liberties for the problem to have much real hope of being satisfactorily resolved (that is, to my satisfaction) by any of the other potentially viable candidates in consideration of their philosophies expressed, and it is only Paul (among them) who has genuinely accepted the challenge with his firm libertarian stance and genuine ideals. Specifically, it is these matters of concern, being the excess waste and unwarranted civil liberties intrusions that I consider to be the most immediate and detrimentally impacting concerns relating to government in terms of my perspective at this time. I am afraid that the concept of limited government, where government is limited in its oppressive powers of intrusion (into people’s lives) may be a concept (quite unfortunately) long forgotten by many Americans, some of whom may even go so far as to delegate what otherwise might be the task of their personal moral compass (their self-determining moral mechanism as to right and wrong) to that of their government, so as to trust (in some cases perhaps almost unquestioningly) government to fulfill the task of being their supreme moral arbiter as for all matters otherwise uncertain.