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"The problem with our liberal friends is not that they are ignorant, it's just that they know so much that isn't so." --Ronald Reagan
 
just because he has an R in his name doesnt mean he is reagan, i support Realpolitik, but that guy is on Ichpolitik.
 
Paying for people on the system is not my idea of "The American Dream."
 
I wish Atlas Shrugged wasn't blackballed by Hollywood, so relevant today. Don't forget to vote tomorrow.
 
As an outsider ( Canadian) I don't think it matters much who you vote for.
The real Shot callers in big business will make you pay either way.
Be it paying for wars with your blood and tax dollars or the mega bailouts.
The whole damn system has been corrupted by money and mans lust for power over others.

If I was American, I would have supported the shit out of Ron Paul! The only dude that made any sense at all.

Anyways just my kooky Canadian opinion!
 
Ron Paul is a lunatic though. His support of the 9/11 truther movement, his opposition to stopping Iran from getting nukes, his support of Bradley Manning, he's lost touch with reality. I like his libertarian views on a lot of things, but there is a definitive line in the sand that you can't blindly cross because you are too narrow minded to allow for gray areas. Life is gray areas. It definitely makes a difference who you vote for, you want the crook that best represents your opinions not the crook that opposes them.
 
Ron Paul is a lunatic though.

The same can be said about most Libertarian politicians, as it turns out. They're a bunch of fruit loops. It's safe to say that most of us have a little Libertarian in us because I generally think we all agree with some of their ideas. But the pols that the Libertarian party put forth end up being... well... fruit loops. Paul wasn't the first of them, just the latest in a long line of them. And I don't ever see that pattern changing, to be honest.

jas
 
His son is a step in the right direction actually, I thought personally that Rand should have been running not Ron. He's a libertarian like his father but he's not utterly inflexible.




ELECTION DAY GET OUT AND VOTE FUCKERS!
 
I agree that Ron Paul will never be elected president. But I do think the man makes sense when it comes to foreign policy.
As far as I understood he is against the USA trying to police the world. As It costs too much money and contributes to an anti american sentiment abroad.
Point in case would be Iraq. Costing a fuck load of money and The Iraqi population is probably more anti american than ever before.

Then You have Iran who is most likely trying to build a nuclear arsenal.But all the countries trying to prevent it from doing so, are armed to the teeth with nukes.
Iran wants the bomb so they are on par with Israel. And it's only a matter of time till they do have a nuclear capability. If they keep getting poked at for trying to have the same military capability.This will turn into a shit storm.

Again these are just my opinions. And I would like to hear the opinions of others, just in case I'm missing something here!
 
I'm not sure I want to live in a world where there's a chance of a nuclear war involving Israel. I'm going to save up and buy a house on the moon.
 
Then You have Iran who is most likely trying to build a nuclear arsenal.But all the countries trying to prevent it from doing so, are armed to the teeth with nukes.

Iran wants the bomb so they are on par with Israel. And it's only a matter of time till they do have a nuclear capability. If they keep getting poked at for trying to have the same military capability.This will turn into a shit storm.

The countries trying to prevent Iran from becoming nuclear aren't run by power-hungry madmen that rig elections so that they stay that way. To believe that the leader of Iran is after nukes for any reason whatsoever other than to threaten Israel and the US is folly. It's not to be on a level playing field with Israel, it's to overwhelm the Israelis. Iran knows full well that if they ever tried to threaten Israel with a conventional war, they'd get their asses handed to them on a platter; all without Israel ever going nuclear.

The Israelis haven't threatened Iran. The Israelis haven't said Iran needs to be, "wiped off the map".

When Iran goes nuclear, we'll have a state in the Middle East, run by a mad man, with his finger on the button. Similar to what we have in North Korea right now. The difference is that with Korea, we have the Chinese sitting on them. No one's keeping watch over Iran.

That kinda leaves us. Unless we want to see countries get obliterated by nukes in the future... or worse: terrorists getting their hands on enriched materials. I have to say, the latter scares the shit out of me.

To turn this back towards the US politics: as I stated earlier regarding Libertarians - as long as they keep producing fruit loops for their presidential candidates (Paul isn't the first, he's just the latest in a long line...) then they're going to forever stay in the back seat. That Paul couldn't and doesn't see Iran as a threat to... well... everyone... is one of his many short-sighted failures.
 
As a democrat I also agree that Ron Paul is a little on the fringe. You have to hand it to the guy for making a career out of politics though.
 
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