Plea for new Libertarian members.

[Emsworth]

I know that it's none of my business, but I seem to recall that you expelled A18...

[Emsworth]

If it doesn't work out, I am sure that those of us in the Union Party would be a welcoming alternative.

Or the ILP, for those libertarians who consider social issues more significant than economic ones.

[Emsworth]

But, really, my views have changed since I was last in the ACA, it just doesn't fit me that good anymore.

Actually there are a lot of Libertarian-Conservatives in the ACA (I know you're a bit more Libertarian then them, but still not that much.)

I just think I'd feel more comfortable in the CUP, ILP or, most definitely, the AMRLP

If you decide that the Libertarian Party is unfortunately no longer viable, we at the ILP would love to have you join us!

[Emsworth]

We basically share many of the ideas of libertarianism and we allow each member to hold their own opinions and to go against the party if they feel it is necessary.

To be fair, the ILP may also be described thus.

[Emsworth]

If anyone else still wants to bribe me into joining another forum party, you certainly have a lot of freedom to do so. Earlier I respectfully declined Emsworth's invitation, but that doesn't mean that you can't persist.

I bid $100!

To be completely honest, though: your economic PC scores are somewhat different from the average ILP member. However, the party does have a very broad spectrum on economic views; the highest economic score, as far as I am aware, is about 5.5 (mine). So you would not necessarily be an outlier.

[Emsworth]

I might take this time to remind Everett, and anyone else who cares, that opebo is in the Independent Liberal party.  I don't know what that means exactly, but I think you can decide for yourself.

It means, I believe, that we are tolerant of a variety of people. Their personal proclivities do not reflect the positions of the party.