FSP opinions.

The FSP is our best shot. I have moved or am planning to move at some point.

28 (53.8%)

The FSP is important, but I am not interested in joining/moving to new hampshire any time soon.

8 (15.4%)

The FSP is an okay idea but I don't think it will work and I have no intention of joining or funding it.

4 (7.7%)

The FSP will fail. It's a waste of time/diversion.

6 (11.5%)

Other

6 (11.5%)

Total Members Voted: 30

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And stuff.

You called?

[jimmed]

and I am planning on moving to new hampshire eventually

<MD>Why?</MD>

[jimmed]

and I am planning on moving to new hampshire eventually

<MD>Why?</MD>

Because anything is better than here.

If you're going for "anything", you might as well pick something better than NH.

[MobileDigit]

and I am planning on moving to new hampshire eventually

<MD>Why?</MD>

If your goal is a free society, isn't concentrating liberty activists pretty much step number one?

[jimmed]

and I am planning on moving to new hampshire eventually

<MD>Why?</MD>

If your goal is a free society, isn't concentrating liberty activists pretty much step number one?

Concentrating the thousand or so who might move into a state of more than a million isn't much. The transient college students who support Hillary outnumber them.

[DogOn]

and I am planning on moving to new hampshire eventually

<MD>Why?</MD>

If your goal is a free society, isn't concentrating liberty activists pretty much step number one?

Concentrating the thousand or so who might move into a state of more than a million isn't much. The transient college students who support Hillary outnumber them.

Thats why the FSP's goal is 20,000 people.

*sigh*

Keene only has a population of 22,000 and thats the 2nd biggest city in new hampshire if im not mistaken.

Maybe you should look into things more before you talk about them.

Or maybe its just more satisfying being a whiny douche.

[jimmed]

Thats why the FSP's goal is 20,000 people.

I thought it's current goal is 2,000 people? If that. The 20k requirement expired in October of 2006.

Maybe you should look into things more before you talk about them.

Ahahahhahahahahahaha,,,

[MobileDigit]

and I am planning on moving to new hampshire eventually

<MD>Why?</MD>

If your goal is a free society, isn't concentrating liberty activists pretty much step number one?

Concentrating the thousand or so who might move into a state of more than a million isn't much. The transient college students who support Hillary outnumber them.

That's true. But where is a better place?

Also, there is the Free Town Project.

[DogOn]

Thats why the FSP's goal is 20,000 people.

I thought it's current goal is 2,000 people? If that. The 20k requirement expired in October of 2006.

Maybe you should look into things more before you talk about them.

Ahahahhahahahahahaha,,,

The first 1,000 and first 2,000 are separate from the end goal of the FSP to move 20,000 people.

It was only planned for people to move once the FSP hit 20,000 members, but some people couldn't wait to move. If you actually read the pledge of intent behind the FSP you'd know that.

Oh and you can stop embarrassing yourself now.

[jimmed]

If you actually read the pledge of intent behind the FSP you'd know that.

Ahahahhahahahahahaah...

[jimmed]

That's true. But where is a better place?

Nevada. Lots of freedom NOW, low taxes, etc.

Also, there is the Free Town Project.

Where? I don't see any ACTIVE project like that.

[MobileDigit]

where is a better place?

Nevada. Lots of freedom NOW, low taxes, etc.

My goal is a free society. Do you really think Nevada will have a free society before NH?

Also, there is the Free Town Project.

Where? I don't see any ACTIVE project like that.

Define "active".

[jimmed]

My goal is a free society. Do you really think Nevada will have a free society before NH?

Does NH have legalized prostitution, gambling, indoor smoking in private establishments, and medical marijuana? Nevada even had a ballot measure to decriminalize all marijuana possession. Seems like a hell of a lot more on the way to "freedom" than NH. Unless you define "freedom" as not wearing a seatbelt.

Define "active".

A group that has meetings and assists people though a network of members to move to a specific town.

[MobileDigit]

My goal is a free society. Do you really think Nevada will have a free society before NH?

Does NH have legalized prostitution, gambling, indoor smoking in private establishments, and medical marijuana? Nevada even had a ballot measure to decriminalize all marijuana possession. Seems like a hell of a lot more on the way to "freedom" than NH. Unless you define "freedom" as not wearing a seatbelt.

You didn't answer my question.

Define "active".

A group that has meetings and assists people though a network of members to move to a specific town.

So does that exist anywhere?

[jimmed]

My goal is a free society. Do you really think Nevada will have a free society before NH?

Does NH have legalized prostitution, gambling, indoor smoking in private establishments, and medical marijuana? Nevada even had a ballot measure to decriminalize all marijuana possession. Seems like a hell of a lot more on the way to "freedom" than NH. Unless you define "freedom" as not wearing a seatbelt.

You didn't answer my question.

Sorry, toots. Yes.

Define "active".

A group that has meetings and assists people though a network of members to move to a specific town.

So does that exist anywhere?

Not that I'm aware of.