Ozperp:You provide an excellent example about the differences in real estate investing ideology.

It was the result of a political ideology.

Granted to change someone's ideology takes generations, yet, I believe Pres.

We'll be buying it with about 60% down.I know some of you will see my comments about working for corporate America as an afront to your own ideology.

Both view people as malleable commodities - the slave owner for economic gain, the eugenicist for political/ideological gain.

If so, there are at least a couple on Tim's list who have liberal political affiliations.Since this is a completely subjective discussion, it's not worth throwing out any names, as all you have to do is disagree with anyone's assertions.For example, I could say there have never been any [fill in the blank with an ideology] leaders, and then just argue that any names you throw out don't qualify.Sorry, not going down that road...

For example, if you're loving Trench's book, you're probably also diggin' the Financial Independence ideology (or if not, I bet you will). 

A very important ideology I believe in is finding a mentor that can help you when you need help not a person that may or may not answer your questions for x amount/hour when he or she feels it is necessary to speak.  

I'm concerned with their ideology, not their color.

What I've noticed on this forum is that there are a lot of people who don't follow any specific party or any specific political ideology.What they do is follow a religious ideology, and their political ideology just falls out of that.