Originally Posted by Shakula (Post 13532595)

Ron Paul´s policy about abroad is probably the best one ive heard during my life. Stop the occupation abroad and take care of your own boarders.
When there are issues (that is based on facts) then bring it up in the UN.

Originally Posted by aico (Post 13532576)

Questioning things is healthy for the mind. The more you know, the less you believe.

Originally Posted by Dollarmansteve (Post 13532662)

"Question-everything" is a saying that a stupid person made up to tell other stupid people to make them feel intellectual. They watched too much X-files as a child and read too many David Icke books and spend too much time on the internet honing their confirmation bias skills.

Blunt-intrument style pseudo-intellectualism is not an intellectual pursuit.

Knowing what to question and how to questions it is a noble pursuit, although most people I know who 'question' 9/11 are either delusional sociopaths or powerless control-freaks with no other outlet for their insecurity.

Originally Posted by Shakula (Post 13532595)

Ron Paul´s policy about abroad is probably the best one ive heard during my life. Stop the occupation abroad and take care of your own boarders.
When there are issues (that is based on facts) then bring it up in the UN.

Originally Posted by aico (Post 13532680)

wow, you'd think a person smart enough to write all this would know the difference between "everything" and "things", especially when one of them is right there for him to read. Go figure.

Originally Posted by Dollarmansteve (Post 13532702)

My post was 'inspired' by yours, and not a direct response.

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 13532696)

AND, if the US troops are needed for another countries security some form of reimbursement is only fair.

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Originally Posted by StickyGreen (Post 13532748)

Why do people love to trash Ron Paul? Every American should agree with his views on freedom and liberty... but instead they trash him and his followers... damn shame...

Originally Posted by Dollarmansteve (Post 13532662)

"Question-everything" is a saying that a stupid person made up to tell other stupid people to make them feel intellectual. They watched too much X-files as a child and read too many David Icke books and spend too much time on the internet honing their confirmation bias skills.

Blunt-intrument style pseudo-intellectualism is not an intellectual pursuit.

Knowing what to question and how to questions it is a noble pursuit, although most people I know who 'question' 9/11 are either delusional sociopaths or powerless control-freaks with no other outlet for their insecurity.

Originally Posted by aico (Post 13532576)

Questioning things is healthy for the mind. The more you know, the less you believe.

Originally Posted by Young (Post 13533144)

Thank you for contributing your opinion to this thread.

Originally Posted by StickyGreen (Post 13532748)

Why do people love to trash Ron Paul? Every American should agree with his views on freedom and liberty... but instead they trash him and his followers... damn shame...

Originally Posted by ADL Colin (Post 13533435)

Probably cuz his followers speak of him in messianic, universal terms and yet his real following is a small niche enclave. You know, like how Jesus started.

Originally Posted by pr0 (Post 13533456)

i think the media is doing the job of branding his followers as such, but thats not the case....next thing you will hear are allusions to hitlers movement etc.

if calling him jesus doesn't work they'll call him hitler....anyone thats not a beltway corporate insider is going to be ridiculed & if gaining respect....denied as a "cult", which is far from the truth

anyone with half a brain know where the media is going....there is no $ in having ron paul in office, he will be shaken down & beat up as a "freak" conspiracy theorist with extremist followers....hell they might even start calling his voters terrorist, i mean he does mention revolution quite a bit

remember america now calls revolution terrorism

Originally Posted by pr0 (Post 13533456)

he will be shaken down & beat up as a "freak" conspiracy theorist with extremist followers....hell they might even start calling his voters terrorist, i mean he does mention revolution quite a bit

Originally Posted by dynastoned (Post 13533483)

wow don't tell that to these guys. they might actually get a clue.

Originally Posted by pr0 (Post 13533456)

i think the media is doing the job of branding his followers as such

Originally Posted by Dollarmansteve (Post 13532662)

"Question-everything" is a saying that a stupid person made up to tell other stupid people to make them feel intellectual. They watched too much X-files as a child and read too many David Icke books and spend too much time on the internet honing their confirmation bias skills.

Blunt-intrument style pseudo-intellectualism is not an intellectual pursuit.

Knowing what to question and how to questions it is a noble pursuit, although most people I know who 'question' 9/11 are either delusional sociopaths or powerless control-freaks with no other outlet for their insecurity.

Originally Posted by pr0 (Post 13533456)

i think the media is doing the job of branding his followers as such, but thats not the case....next thing you will hear are allusions to hitlers movement etc.

Originally Posted by pr0

if calling him jesus doesn't work they'll call him hitler....anyone thats not a beltway corporate insider is going to be ridiculed & if gaining respect....denied as a "cult", which is far from the truth

Originally Posted by Young (Post 13533144)

Thank you for contributing your opinion to this thread.

Originally Posted by StickyGreen (Post 13533932)

Why would an American NOT be for freedom and liberty?

Originally Posted by Young (Post 13533598)

I am spammed by Ron Paul supporters on some of my blogs that have nothing to do with politics (sports, gadgets, porn) 100's of times a day by Ron Paul supporters.

Digg.com is over run by Ron Paul stories submitted and gamed by Ron Paul supporters who leave robot like comments about revolutions and use every cliche under the book.

Ron Paul wins online polls by HUGE margins yet does not make a ding in offline polls yet his supporters claim not to be gaming the online polling system.

Is anything I've said incorrect? I HAVE YET to see the media label Ron Paul supporters ANYTHING. My labeling comes from observations...what its like looking at this thing from the outside. I call it like I see it as do millions of other people constantly being bombarded with Ron Paul propaganda garbage on the web.



Obama has a decent sized following and has never accepted a dime from lobbyist's or the corporations that they represent yet he is not seen as a wacko outsider.

The craziest thing about all of this is that if the Ron Paul supporters would just give me a minute to sit back, breath, and listen to what the man had to say I might support the cause. But when something is force fed down my throat...rabidly...I tend to fight back and reject whatever that thing is.

P.S. Ron Paul doesn't believe in net neutrality.

Originally Posted by tony404 (Post 13552342)

His followers say he is for net neutrality

Originally Posted by Young (Post 13552358)

o'rly?

it's as clear as day right here


http://www.ontheissues.org/TX/Ron_Paul.htm?

his followers are bandwagon jumping sheep.

Originally Posted by pr0 (Post 13533441)

i refused to make another political post, so ill focus on the $

6million in one day....sure a giant grassroots program didn't get Dean into office either, but it got his message spread, which is just as important

but yes at the end of the day...people will vote for the "statue" Mit Romney because he looks like a president, or Hillary....

but the seed has been planted....revolution is in the air :pimp

and thats a good thing for everyone....

Originally Posted by collegeboobies (Post 13552685)

If you havent read Ron Paul's book and many other books about the history of our country and how we got to where we are now, you should spend more time off of this board.