If the fact that some candidate "doesn't look" like a president is enough for people to not vote for them, then the USA is fukked no matter what happens. The puppet politician will always be voted in and the people will suffer. Sad as fukk.
Ron Paul or bust. Every other "candidate" can lick my nutz, they are not getting my vote.
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08-12-2011, 02:56 PM #151Registered User
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08-12-2011, 02:57 PM #152Banned
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It's getting to the point where the mainstream media will no longer be able to ignore Ron Paul or they will lose their credibility. This is a good thing. They will never be behind him of course because he does not support the status quo. Also I hope this idea of liberty does not die with Ron Paul.....we need some young folks inspired by him to emerge as leaders. The support for Ron Paul and the new (old) idea of individual liberty increases every year. If he doesnt win,he is still a winner...he will have successfully woken up more people than anyone and it may provoke change in the future as this country hangs by a thread. He knows this of course.....
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08-12-2011, 02:59 PM #153
ron paul 2012.
i also always laugh when hearing hermain cain. he is such a troll haha
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08-12-2011, 02:59 PM #154Registered User
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Ron Paul - Selfless and NO BULLSH*T.
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08-12-2011, 03:08 PM #155bamed
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What was so good was Mitt Romney talking about how America needs a president who really understands economics....well thanks for saying that Mitt, because Ron Paul predicted the housing collapse years before it happened.
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08-12-2011, 03:08 PM #156Sickening!
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I have a strong feeling that his son Rand Paul will run for president at some point in his political career, he shares a good amount of the same views as Ron Paul and is a strict constitutionalist like his father.Originally Posted by McPeePants1
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My personal opinion is that if your general form of entertainment is at the expense of alienating other people; you need to drastically reconsider your direction in life.
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08-12-2011, 03:13 PM #157Registered User
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As a Canadian and a Poli Sci student I am very much exite for your election, will watch with attention brahs.
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08-12-2011, 03:16 PM #158bamed
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I'm not even a conservative usually but goddamn everything Ron Paul says is pretty spot on and you can tell he genuinely means everything. He's so passionate about his defense of the US and the great nation it used to be.
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08-12-2011, 03:20 PM #159Registered User
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He's the only candidate that gets basically no campaign funding from large corporations. All donations are from individuals. That should be a clear sign he's doing something right.
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08-12-2011, 03:22 PM #160Registered User
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This, but the longer it takes for someone like Ron Paul to get elected, the more damage will be done, things will probably get a lot worse before they get better, even if Ron Paul does get elected.Originally Posted by McPeePants1
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08-12-2011, 03:24 PM #161Depth Before Dishonor
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please dude. While I agree with Paul, and plan to vote for him, he has a rabid following that is the reason for those poll results.
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Ron Paul, as president, will get people killed. He's nuts if he really believes that we can simply ignore Iran.
Racism is completely irrational.
Raising taxes never created a single job.
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08-12-2011, 03:29 PM #163Registered User
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It might not be a possibility anymore, but you need to understand that its RP's way of thinking that would have prevented all this sh!t storm in the first place. Of course the middle east hates Americas guts.. that comes from years of America bullying them around for corporate interests..Originally Posted by powerman2000
Someone needs to be the bigger man and stop all this hate eventually.. might as well start now.
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08-12-2011, 03:32 PM #164Registered User
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he doesn't believe in ignoring Iran. He believe the methods used in the middle east are not working.Originally Posted by powerman2000
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I agree with a caveat. Remember, militant muslim extremists all believe in Jihad and welcome becoming a martyr.Originally Posted by Mike1991
So, that being said, I don't necessarily think our past transgressions in that region would make a difference of they'd happened or not. They would make up their own reasons is what I mean.Racism is completely irrational.
Raising taxes never created a single job.
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08-12-2011, 03:41 PM #166I ain't no bitch
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While nobody will have the perfect strategy or points of views; he is FAR more consistent about what he is saying towards what I agree with than ANY other candidate. I dislike a few of his views (can't think of them off the top of my head of course); so he is not the perfect candidate. Nobody is. However; he is the only person I've ever seen to explain the ROOT causes for just about every single problem that is going to be a major talking point in this election. And from what I've seen, he is the best candidate at explaining them and addressing them- and some of the others don't even explain the root problem at all. They simply say "we must do x", instead of going through a specific thought process of how\why\where. Plus the man seems highly intelligent and backed by personal beliefs, which I also greatly like. I liked Obama's ability to be intelligent when faced with tough questions in the 2008 election which is why I greatly favored him over the other choices then. Everyone else seems to be talking out of their asses to varying levels of severity.Originally Posted by powerman2000
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Then what can we do about it? What were doing now (war) is NOT working in the least; I'm not Politics and cultural expert so I have no good ideas. From what I've seen of all the candidates ideas; Ron Paul has the best. Everyone else simply wants to get directly involved in the area (war), which is exactly what we did in Iraq and clearly is not working.Originally Posted by powerman2000
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That is not what he said last night. He said we should "mind our own business" on the topic of Iran. Among other things.Originally Posted by CoolYam
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I appreciate the well thought out post. I like RP myself. And although he is very good at getting to the root causes, I don't think he can actually deliver on his foreign policy ideas, or going back to the gold standard either. But I do like more of what he stands for than what I don't like. He's a sight better than Obama, that's for sure.Originally Posted by lowstrife
Racism is completely irrational.
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08-12-2011, 03:56 PM #169Wannabe LLB
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I would LOVE it if Paul was US President. Unfortunately, the US political system is broken, and voters (as in every nation) are broadly ignorant. The GOP will win the next Presidency, and it won't be Paul... it'll be a neocon.
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08-12-2011, 04:00 PM #170What does my location have anything to do with it? You're stupid.*Originally Posted by supmannn
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08-12-2011, 04:01 PM #171
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My fear is that it will be Romney.Originally Posted by Bydded_Gryf
Racism is completely irrational.
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gandalf 2012
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08-12-2011, 04:09 PM #174Registered Operator
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Everyone really ought to watch this.Originally Posted by InAfterMe
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08-12-2011, 04:15 PM #175
People who say Ron Paul is only popular on the internet it's because the mainstream media manipulates polls and makes him out to be the bad guy when he seems to be the only one that gets it. and they don't know the real votes he's been getting. He is the only Republican candidate worth being elected. All the others are corporate globalists.
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Please explain how that is so for each of the candidates in last night's debate.Originally Posted by leadnsteel
Racism is completely irrational.
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Can anyone aware me why he wouldnt be voted? Not from USA. Is it because he doesnt fit the image? Liked his views on Iran
Also is Obama going down as one of the worst presidents? I have not seen any "change" that he promised"Don't hate the player, hate the game"
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I think RP makes people nervous. As for Obama, what change we did see has all been bad. He is one of the worst presidents ever. Must be in the top 5.Originally Posted by Mr.Hat
Racism is completely irrational.
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08-12-2011, 04:32 PM #179Registered User
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I suppose when you are in such a mess that you need radical changes.Originally Posted by powerman2000
I recently watched something about Obama implimenting this super congress, 12 people running the debt? That would make me nervous"Don't hate the player, hate the game"
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If an actual debate came down to Ron Paul vs Barrack Obama, RP would rip him a new one.
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