Social Progressivism Is A Disease.

A healthy political electorate, such as possessed at our nation’s founding, is both able embrace or adapt to necessary paradigm shifts without disenfranchisement, dissention, and internal war! With two divergent and ideologically differing political parties, the electorate can move extensively backward or forward in its political direction – based upon the overall society observing political “Cause and Effect .” Thus, the eventual negative consequences or more beneficial results form a political impetus for necessary change! That is the result within a healthy political system.

However, it is within the nature of “Social Progressivism ” to inherently corrupt the historical genetic code of the society, which inevitably ingests it! This societal carcinogen, although seemingly quite harmless at first, sticks like tar in the respiratory system of our necessary economic engine… and diminishes its natural functions to both produce wealth and maintain its higher rate of economic efficiency. The fact that we cannot feel its effects at first doesn’t in any way lessen its true systemic damage. In fact, it only encourages us to its continued use and complacency!

Do Third Parties Steal Votes....

The very question: “Do third party candidates "steal" votes from the other two parties,” is an extremely arrogant one on the part of the [majority] political parties. The “stealing” of anything, absolutely requires the offended party to actually possess a valid claim to some sort of “ownership!” In a society of Freemen, such a claim cannot even be proven over other members of the same ideological party… and if it could, we wouldn’t have any necessity for political primaries, at all.

What the arrogant, pompous, and elitist, career politicians forget is that: “every valid claim to ownership requires an honest physical effort on the part of someone to honestly ‘earn’ it!” As much as I might want the house down the street, I cannot fault the Realtor for selling it to someone willing to pay the going the price, rather than [merely] handing it over to me; for free. Meanwhile, the same natural laws are honestly displayed in situational politics by the voting electorate. When a candidate’s character is judged deficient [by his peers], his political platform is way less than desired [by most], and/or his past political record has been derided [as an ongoing political failure], he hasn’t earned anything in the eyes of the electorate.