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Attn: Concerned Citizens of the US	by TheyMustBIdiots	2003-07-11 11:05:12
Time for another revolution.	by taIon	2003-07-11 12:09:37
how could you ban political parties?	by Nessalc	2003-07-11 12:23:53
Like this: No more parties allowed.	by Naruki	2003-07-11 12:51:03
See? Easy. People who share a viewpoint are not a "party" until they organize. Even then, it should not be illegal to do so - but it _should_ be illegal to consider them in any way, shape, or form. Set requirements for candidacy that completely ignore the possibility of such parties. Meet them. This whole idea of party primaries? Out the window. The states would not be allowed to regulate nor even recognize such private groups. They would only care about meeting eligibility requirements and voting day. And no more TV spots, paid or otherwise!
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Oh, if only it was that easy.	by subbywan	2003-07-11 13:04:13
TV and free speach aren't the same.	by taIon	2003-07-11 14:24:05
Is this not because the BBC is funded by	by LurkerMo	2003-07-11 14:46:23
No. Same on the commercial stations.	by taIon	2003-07-11 15:11:32
Why TV?	by hyzenthlay	2003-07-11 13:04:22

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