SRXII: It lives!

gottagetintogetout wrote: Oh, I understand.  Your views sound a lot like Libertarianism.

Yeah, that's the closest political faction to what I believe, but I still don't like to associate myself with other libertarians. I believe when you align yourself with labels then you lose some of your individualistic autonomy at the sacrifice of agreeing with someone else or some sort of basic set of beliefs.

The closest I ever come to any beliefs I have on alot of subject matters is to Ayn Rand's works and Objectivism. I'd say that's maybe the closest "established" set of rules/understanding/beliefs of either political or religious nature that you could find that anything comes to being what I believe. Despite that, I do do not call myself an Objectivist nor do I limit myself to those philosophies. I just think what I want to think; I'd like to say it's not able to be categorized into anything other than what constitutes "Alex Browne".

A Person wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: A Person wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Maybe my views are too extremist and I broke the system. You are an extremist? I'd wouldn't a thunkit. I was being somewhat facetious. I just am extremely idealistic. Principles mean a lot to me, and I tend to find myself not in the normal pool of people's views politically: 1. Because I care 2. Because most of the time I actually know what I'm talking about before I talk about it; if I don't, I say I don't know or don't contribute And those two reasons are why I would fail at being a politician. We are alike in that respect.

POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJORS LOL

That's like being a Music major or an Art major. Or a Philosophy major.


Edited by MovingPictures07 - March 15 2010 at 17:49

Or philosophy majors?

MovingPictures07 wrote: harmonium.ro wrote: @Josh: I'm not sure but you may need to use the code <i> and </i>. I think that may be it too, but I'm unsure. I don't recall ever wanting to use that in any of my reviews.

harmonium.ro wrote: What's a "major"? Is it the bachelor's degree?

Licență.

What's wrong with Political Science, International Politics and History majors. Huh?

Well guys... I'm off to the gym... have a nice evening...!!!

harmonium.ro wrote: What's a "major"? Is it the bachelor's degree?

It's an area of study. You can get a bachelor's degree in your major, or continue on to get a master's, PhD, or whatever else.

MovingPictures07 wrote: gottagetintogetout wrote: Or philosophy majors? Just because you love something doesn't mean it has to be in every part of your life.

You fail at alcoholism.

I actually do agree with you on the Music major, and I probably won't be a Philosophy major either.  The thing that I'm most interested in that's also practical is probably technology.