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I also think this brings to light the fact that we have a rising fidelity stake in the politics of other nations and I'm left wondering if in the absence of a P
by famousactress 13y ago
I also think this brings to light the fact that we have a rising fidelity stake in the politics of other nations and I'm left wondering if in the absence of a Pirate Party here in the US, maybe I ought to at least be contributing actively to these efforts overseas.
- PavlovsCat 13y agoHey wait. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party_(United_States) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party_(United_States) Seems like a stub in many ways (not the article, the party, considering the utter lack of any seats anywhere), but I think that is in line with the PP in other countries; they all learn by doing. Though in the US they might need extra love I think, to offset people being squeamish about the name :P we have a rising fidelity stake in the politics of other nations And vice versa. As glad as I am about some things in Europe, I would dread a world where the US actually "falls". I think it would be like the gulf stream stopping... The US could be more enlightened, sure, but it also could be much worse, and then I'd be (not) writing this from a Russian colony or something. So act local, too, you deserve it, and "we" want you to have it.