Ok. Wow, I got allot of response for that last one. So, I’m revising. The fact of the matter is, I don't like to talk about politics. I don't have a set stance on anything. I mean, I believe some things are wrong and some things are personal, but I don't think that anyone the "right" idea. The reason I got all assholeish, and the reason I don't like talking about politics is I feel when I get into such a discussion I have to side with some one, like it is expected. Since I’m trying to figure out what it is that I believe in, I prefer not to side with one person or group, but to look at it from all angles that I can. Discussing politics also inevitably brings peoples personal beliefs and feelings into the discussion. I think that in doing so it can lessens their value in the eyes of the "opponent" in the debate. These debates will usually become intense, and I am to blame for this on many an occasion, and people lose sight of the need to respect others and how they feel. This is why I don’t like to talk about politics. I know that the previous post takes allot of stabs at people who are liberal. I'm sorry, the people that were being the most outspoken and involved were the liberals. I never meant to offend anyone, and I have decided, I would have voted for Kerry, because he has a seemingly fair way of looking at things, and I would have wished Chaney could have been his running mate, because that would have just ruled for me.