I've often mused on RF how I don't feel as if I fit in with any one political platform. So here's a very very brief rundown about some of my views and what I think are important.
- I am a bisexual woman who is also polyamorous. I am very far outside of the cultural norm of "one-man-one-woman" marriage model, but I do not wish to be discriminated from housing, employment, etc, and wish for the same rights as everybody else who fits into that model.
- I am also a business owner who makes money and has been creating employment opportunities for others. I like seeing the business grow and seeing how many more people my for-profit business can offer for people. I do not wish to be limited in this growth. If I can offer a fair price, fair wages, and can deliver above and beyond, I would like to bring that kind of impact on people in our community as much as I can.
- I have been in weapons training of various sorts, and I prefer having the freedom to be able to be trained in defending myself if need be.
- I homeschool my daughter and have sent our sons to public school. As much as I see benefits in both, my preference is freedom to access educational services as well as freedom to assembly for education, apprenticeships, and internships for my children. I have a dim view in the standards expected that children should just be able to read and follow orders first. I am of the view in the importance of the scientific method, inquiry, gathering data, and peer review...in the importance of the arts, of creative exploration, of compositional skills, and of effective expression of such perspectives.
- I am a feminist who believes in a woman's inalienable right to make decisions on the health and state of her uterus, of deciding her own sexual autonomy and who is allowed into her body and when she allows it, and of being given the same respect when she speaks her mind.
- I believe in a secular nation that creates it's legislations, executive orders and law enforcement, and it's justice system based on humanist ethics and morals. Ones not based on superstition, or on traditions simply for traditions' sake, but on objective study in earth and social sciences that gives the best evidence for what is good for a free-speaking society to last indefinitely (at least until the planet is ended from a cosmic alien occurrence and not from our own idiotic egoistic desires).
Anybody want me to register with their party?
I'll take bribes too.
- I am a bisexual woman who is also polyamorous. I am very far outside of the cultural norm of "one-man-one-woman" marriage model, but I do not wish to be discriminated from housing, employment, etc, and wish for the same rights as everybody else who fits into that model.
- I am also a business owner who makes money and has been creating employment opportunities for others. I like seeing the business grow and seeing how many more people my for-profit business can offer for people. I do not wish to be limited in this growth. If I can offer a fair price, fair wages, and can deliver above and beyond, I would like to bring that kind of impact on people in our community as much as I can.
- I have been in weapons training of various sorts, and I prefer having the freedom to be able to be trained in defending myself if need be.
- I homeschool my daughter and have sent our sons to public school. As much as I see benefits in both, my preference is freedom to access educational services as well as freedom to assembly for education, apprenticeships, and internships for my children. I have a dim view in the standards expected that children should just be able to read and follow orders first. I am of the view in the importance of the scientific method, inquiry, gathering data, and peer review...in the importance of the arts, of creative exploration, of compositional skills, and of effective expression of such perspectives.
- I am a feminist who believes in a woman's inalienable right to make decisions on the health and state of her uterus, of deciding her own sexual autonomy and who is allowed into her body and when she allows it, and of being given the same respect when she speaks her mind.
- I believe in a secular nation that creates it's legislations, executive orders and law enforcement, and it's justice system based on humanist ethics and morals. Ones not based on superstition, or on traditions simply for traditions' sake, but on objective study in earth and social sciences that gives the best evidence for what is good for a free-speaking society to last indefinitely (at least until the planet is ended from a cosmic alien occurrence and not from our own idiotic egoistic desires).
Anybody want me to register with their party?
I'll take bribes too.
