Were it not for the FSA and liberal progressive, and corrupt Republicans, our country might have been saved.
Ron Paul wanted to end the Fed, end foreign wars, end the “war on drugs”, reduce the size of government, and promoted liberty, freedom, and the free markets. We had our chance.
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Jackson, sounding off on Ron Paul,
November 9, 2013 7:16 pm
How could anyone could support Ron Paul? He’s an anti-Semite who doesn’t support the American soldier fighting for freedom and defending our interests and those of our ally Israel against terrorists, militant Muslims, the Chinese, and the Russians.
Ron Paul has not supported extending the debt ceiling. He’s favored tax cuts instead of tax increases on the rich, who as Administrator has shown, are greedy gobbling up more of the national income than ever before.
Ron Paul’s pro-gun at a time when guns have’ only led to more mass shootings. Paul’s opposed to amnesty for most immigrants. So much for the Statue of Liberty message inviting people to America.
Also Ron Paul’s a man whose message has been rejected by the Republican Party and Americans.
All that, at least, is part of the the case against Ron Paul. For another more persuasive view, visit LewRockwell.com’s archive section, read Administrator’s prior posts about Paul, and use your uncommon good sense in evaluating him, the economy, government, our society, and America’s future.
Did you forget to switch personas? I think you meant to be Irak.
IndenturedServant
November 9, 2013 9:38 pm
admin, my lazy ass, govt drone mail man literally walked ten feet away from my mailbox with the flag up but because he had nothing to deliver, “he has no obligation” to pick up outgoing mail. Consequently my donation for you won’t be winging its way east until Monday now.
Jackson
November 9, 2013 10:03 pm
Administrator,
I felt mischievous. I wanted to set out in detail the NeoCon Republican Party case against Ron Paul, as they expressed it in the 2012 debates and campaign. Then in the last paragraph, which I figured most fuming readers probably wouldn’t get to, I wanted to touch on Paul’s positives, but only by reference so one would have to read carefully to catch that I regard your posts, Paul’s columns, and your TBP readers’ uncommon good sense as my Paulian position. I was hoping to see how many thumbs down votes I could entice from readers voting against, as I’d see it, their true feelings about Ron Paul. And why all this skullduggery? A bottle of cheap wine and the devil made me do it.
Oh, and as for IraK… the Birds are on his mind this weekend. With two friends of his, Jeff and Howie, IraK’s been in Philly this week, and with the help of another friend, Rodney, Ira’s been riding fillies too.
IndenturedServant
November 9, 2013 10:05 pm
Wow Jackson, it would not take much to refute everything you say about Ron Paul. The world and country are too far gone to be saved until a complete reset occurs but what follows it will be more like Ron Paul’s vision because the govt WILL be much smaller or it will devolve into complete Tyranny. Take you pick.
It really pisses me off that Ron Paul is not a more effective speaker but most of that is the result of a dumbed down populace and a mass media complex that is hell bent on marginalizing anything that does not fit with the liberal-progressive fucktard agenda. Oh yeah, Ron Paul would put an end to the govt free shit complex.
I_S
Stucky
November 10, 2013 9:48 am
I Would Not Carry a Gun for the Government
By Ron Paul
When I was thinking of the URL for my new personal homepage, I considered many possibilities. Thanks also to all those who sent other suggestions. But I settled on RonPaulMD.com as reflecting a very important area of my life. To be a physician, and deliver 4,000 babies, was extremely fulfilling. Many times, I see people wearing a “I Was a Ron Paul Baby” t-shirt. Once, when I gave a speech in Iowa, I was told the head of the convention center wanted to talk to me. She had her birth certificate, and this time, she said, she wanted a legible signature! I was delighted to sign it again.
RonPaulMD.com highlights the non-political aspect of my life, the part not involved with that great engine of violence in DC, except to oppose it. Though when I first ran for office, advisors told me to emphasize the MD, since it showed I was not a lawyer!
Most important, I became a doctor to avoid being a soldier. I knew I would be drafted, and such things as seeking asylum in another country, or becoming a conscientious objector, were out of my range of thought at that time. But if I became a doctor, I knew I would not be given a rifle and told to shoot other young men at government orders.
Though the horrible UN oath is used in medical schools these days, I still adhere to the Hippocratic Oath, and its injunction to “First, do no harm.” It’s a great, ancient libertarian principle.
Thanks for visiting my home page. I hope you come back often.
Prophetic
Were it not for the FSA and liberal progressive, and corrupt Republicans, our country might have been saved.
Ron Paul wanted to end the Fed, end foreign wars, end the “war on drugs”, reduce the size of government, and promoted liberty, freedom, and the free markets. We had our chance.
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How could anyone could support Ron Paul? He’s an anti-Semite who doesn’t support the American soldier fighting for freedom and defending our interests and those of our ally Israel against terrorists, militant Muslims, the Chinese, and the Russians.
Ron Paul has not supported extending the debt ceiling. He’s favored tax cuts instead of tax increases on the rich, who as Administrator has shown, are greedy gobbling up more of the national income than ever before.
Ron Paul’s pro-gun at a time when guns have’ only led to more mass shootings. Paul’s opposed to amnesty for most immigrants. So much for the Statue of Liberty message inviting people to America.
Also Ron Paul’s a man whose message has been rejected by the Republican Party and Americans.
All that, at least, is part of the the case against Ron Paul. For another more persuasive view, visit LewRockwell.com’s archive section, read Administrator’s prior posts about Paul, and use your uncommon good sense in evaluating him, the economy, government, our society, and America’s future.
Jackson
Did you forget to switch personas? I think you meant to be Irak.
admin, my lazy ass, govt drone mail man literally walked ten feet away from my mailbox with the flag up but because he had nothing to deliver, “he has no obligation” to pick up outgoing mail. Consequently my donation for you won’t be winging its way east until Monday now.
Administrator,
I felt mischievous. I wanted to set out in detail the NeoCon Republican Party case against Ron Paul, as they expressed it in the 2012 debates and campaign. Then in the last paragraph, which I figured most fuming readers probably wouldn’t get to, I wanted to touch on Paul’s positives, but only by reference so one would have to read carefully to catch that I regard your posts, Paul’s columns, and your TBP readers’ uncommon good sense as my Paulian position. I was hoping to see how many thumbs down votes I could entice from readers voting against, as I’d see it, their true feelings about Ron Paul. And why all this skullduggery? A bottle of cheap wine and the devil made me do it.
Oh, and as for IraK… the Birds are on his mind this weekend. With two friends of his, Jeff and Howie, IraK’s been in Philly this week, and with the help of another friend, Rodney, Ira’s been riding fillies too.
Wow Jackson, it would not take much to refute everything you say about Ron Paul. The world and country are too far gone to be saved until a complete reset occurs but what follows it will be more like Ron Paul’s vision because the govt WILL be much smaller or it will devolve into complete Tyranny. Take you pick.
It really pisses me off that Ron Paul is not a more effective speaker but most of that is the result of a dumbed down populace and a mass media complex that is hell bent on marginalizing anything that does not fit with the liberal-progressive fucktard agenda. Oh yeah, Ron Paul would put an end to the govt free shit complex.
I_S
I Would Not Carry a Gun for the Government
By Ron Paul
When I was thinking of the URL for my new personal homepage, I considered many possibilities. Thanks also to all those who sent other suggestions. But I settled on RonPaulMD.com as reflecting a very important area of my life. To be a physician, and deliver 4,000 babies, was extremely fulfilling. Many times, I see people wearing a “I Was a Ron Paul Baby” t-shirt. Once, when I gave a speech in Iowa, I was told the head of the convention center wanted to talk to me. She had her birth certificate, and this time, she said, she wanted a legible signature! I was delighted to sign it again.
RonPaulMD.com highlights the non-political aspect of my life, the part not involved with that great engine of violence in DC, except to oppose it. Though when I first ran for office, advisors told me to emphasize the MD, since it showed I was not a lawyer!
Most important, I became a doctor to avoid being a soldier. I knew I would be drafted, and such things as seeking asylum in another country, or becoming a conscientious objector, were out of my range of thought at that time. But if I became a doctor, I knew I would not be given a rifle and told to shoot other young men at government orders.
Though the horrible UN oath is used in medical schools these days, I still adhere to the Hippocratic Oath, and its injunction to “First, do no harm.” It’s a great, ancient libertarian principle.
Thanks for visiting my home page. I hope you come back often.