The Libertarian Party is as American as they come

Gary Johnson was such a puss, he didn't even have the balls to wear an American flag pin when he tried to run for President. Also, all the founders were secret society members and owned slaves. I'm pretty sure, they didn't give a single shit about "Will of the people." Never mind every single puppet US President is blood related to the worst King England ever had. Doubt that's by coincidence.

How very dare you. King John messaged to say you're jolly rotten, old chap, and he won't apologize for using such foul language in front of the kids.

LMFAO

I’m a political noob, so idk who this f**king loser Gary Johnson is, but I’m sick of puppet government, hopefully the Libertarian politicians would have the balls to do what the Democrats and Republicans don’t…

(Side note: Wait, all the Presidents have a common ancestor? That’s crazy if it’s true)

It's true. All of them even Obama are blood tied to King John. It's in the Presidential lineage in the Library of Congress. They also call it the Most royal candidate, and the ruler gene. They're just basically PUNKING us all now.

Where did you find this? Can I find it on Ancestry or something?

Wrong. Our country was established by a federal government with powers to tax, regulate trade, and maintain a military, which libertarians balk at. Our founders also wrote a Constitution that allowed for compromises like slavery, which contradicts the libertarian emphasis on universal individual rights.

The Constitution is a Libertarian concept. The Bill of Rights and the Declaration were both written by people with Libertarian principles. Maybe some extreme Libertarians do balk at the things you speak of, but as someone of a Libertarian mind, having a military is necessary. Taxes seem to be, unfortunately, a necessary evil, though they need to be much lower. And certain trade regulations that prevent crooked organizations from f**king people over are 100% necessary. Slavery is unconstitutional and goes against Libertarian principles, I don’t understand how it took so long to ban it in this country, most likely corrupt politicians are to blame.

I have a feeling it wasn't founded as a Christian nation at any rate.

Not exclusively. But it was founded, to some extent, with Christian values. But freedom of religion is a human right respected in the US and hopefully it always will. Especially considering the religious violence and corruption going back millennia.

Yeah. First Amendment and Treaty of Tripoli and all that. The US was explicitly founded as a secular nation with freedom of religion for all. Trump talking about "bringing back" religion (aka Christianity) and his Muslim ban rhetoric go against that. It's probably always going to be complex trying to accommodate religious liberties for multiple groups that disagree strongly with each other, but that was the idea anyway.

The extremists of a religion and its corrupt officials ruin a religion’s reputation, true for both Christianity and Islam

All religion was invited by lucifer. Which is why all of the religions are filled with contradiction, ego, and pedophilia.