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Ron Paul takes the lead in Iowa.
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Originally posted by Berzerker View Postdamn, Gary Johnson endorsed Paul and dropped his bid for the LP nomination.Try http://wordforge.net/index.php for discussion and debate.
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Every time you say "Paultard" it makes you look like a jackass. We're not all like HalfLotus, some of us just don't want a trillion dollar wars or the DEA ****ting on our fun. If Obama weren't a ****ing coward, I might actually support him.John Brown did nothing wrong.
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You might not like it, being a Paul supporter, but damn if it isn't a shoe which perfectly fits your average Paul supporter. That's just reality unlike Paul's news letters about Jewish Conspiracies, supposed government conspiracy to destroy the American economy, or to make white women subject to the sexual whims of "young black bucks". You buy that crap then you're a ****; a Paultard.
I can agree Obama is spinless and will just do what ever the big money wants him to do. He's an institutional man all the way but he at least doesn't want to blow up the whole system which is better than the alternatives. My expectations have gotten so low I'm happy just to find a guy who won't torch the place and might actually occasionally throw me a bone.Try http://wordforge.net/index.php for discussion and debate.
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Originally posted by Dinner View Post...your average Paul supporter....
He brings in conspiracy theorists like me, in addition to Constitutionalists, Libertarians, the anti-war vote(he is the ONLY peace candidate), disaffected moderates, liberals, and right-thinking (i.e. not neocon) conservatives. He has old-timer support, and an enormous base of youthful political activists.
Essentially, he brings together everyone who doesn't wait for the New York Times to tell them what to think - which is, thankfully, a rapidly growing portion of the the US electorate.
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I'm sure, I'm sure. I also look forward to your conspiracy explanation when your predictions don't come true.Try http://wordforge.net/index.php for discussion and debate.
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Originally posted by HalfLotus View PostEssentially, he brings together everyone who doesn't wait for the New York Times to tell them what to think - which is, thankfully, a rapidly growing portion of the the US electorate.
Do you ever read back the stuff you write and just think 'What the **** am I doing with my life?'?
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Originally posted by Felch View PostEvery time you say "Paultard" it makes you look like a jackass. We're not all like HalfLotus, some of us just don't want a trillion dollar wars or the DEA ****ting on our fun. If Obama weren't a ****ing coward, I might actually support him.
Do you understand how dangerous conspiracy theories are? A conspiracy theorist is a person who is basically incapable of making a rational decision if it doesn't fit his preconceived conspiratorial worldview. Paul doesn't just want to cut defence spending; he thinks there are no dangers to the United States that could ever justify defence spending. He thinks the defence department is an evil unto itself. Literally. It's a dark force or whatever. The United States simply won't act on the global stage anymore. At all. Think about that.
Paul's willingness to truck with Alex Jones, or Neo-Nazis, bespeaks, at the very least, a stunning naivete. If you can't recognise a neo-Nazi as an enemy than there are no enemies.
If you can't find a candidate that fits your politics, well, that's tough. That's how it works. Maybe if you put in the time you or someone else can find a non wack-job candidate to support. I mean one who doesn't truck with conspiracy theories. But the solution is not to support a wackjob."You say that it is your custom to burn widows. Very well. We also have a custom: when men burn a woman alive, we tie a rope around their necks and we hang them. Build your funeral pyre; beside it, my carpenters will build a gallows. You may follow your custom. And then we will follow ours."--General Sir Charles James Napier
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Originally posted by HalfLotus View PostPaul will certainly pick up most her votes.Tutto nel mondo è burla
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Originally posted by Zevico View PostYeah. So the solution is to bring a crackpot into power? You haven't thought this through.
Do you understand how dangerous conspiracy theories are? A conspiracy theorist is a person who is basically incapable of making a rational decision if it doesn't fit his preconceived conspiratorial worldview. Paul doesn't just want to cut defence spending; he thinks there are no dangers to the United States that could ever justify defence spending. He thinks the defence department is an evil unto itself. Literally. It's a dark force or whatever. The United States simply won't act on the global stage anymore. At all. Think about that.
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Originally posted by Zevico View PostPaul doesn't just want to cut defence spending; he thinks there are no dangers to the United States that could ever justify defence spending. He thinks the defence department is an evil unto itself. Literally. It's a dark force or whatever. The United States simply won't act on the global stage anymore. At all. Think about that..
Every dollar we spend keeping Australian freeloaders safe, is a dollar wasted. We're not in any danger. American citizens have more guns than all the armies and police forces in the world. If you're afraid of the big bad PLA, maybe your own country should pay its fair share.John Brown did nothing wrong.
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Originally posted by Berzerker View Postdamn, Gary Johnson endorsed Paul and dropped his bid for the LP nomination.
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