Mangalz

Of all the horrible things that Saudi Arabia does, why do you think this one is sticking and getting so much attention?

Accordion to my calcalations only 4% of questions have been answered.

Lol bye bye credibility

I doubt you will see this, but as a libertarian individual I really wish there were more answers to the tougher questions here.

I think reddit is a great way to reach people and have discussions and to just simply educate people brought up in a statist country where the only option for every problem is more government intervention.

I think it would be a great idea to get a team of people together and do regular AMA's and actually answer peoples tougher questions. You know as well as I do that there are people here chomping at the bit to try and stump you with

"Who will build the roads?"

And I think as a party you could garner a lot more support by regularly having serious discussions with the people here. Maybe do a quarterly AMA where you have a team of people give serious factual responses to questions.

In my opinion millennials are not as ideological as they seem to be. The main problem is they have not been exposed to differing viewpoints, and to logical/moral views of the world. We have for the most part grown up watching our friends and family members fight and die in a stupid war in the desert. We see the government trying to take away our rights, spying on us, and doing god knows what else. As a group I think we are more focused on solutions than ideology which is why Sanders reached so many people. They aren't socialists, they are just tired of being lied to and failed.

But these guys are filled with so much anger towards anything that's religious - I don't get it. Why are you offended by a Nativity Scene? Then you should be equally offended by the Easter Bunny, or Santa Claus.

I think they are angry about religious displays on government property. Not because of the display itself.