NSFW but OK for Fox News: Strippers for Ron Paul
POSTED BY: piratenews
UPDATED: Thursday, October 4, 2007 00:53
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Hello Jong,
I actually like Ron Paul. Haven't noticed any tendency on his part to be an 'asshole.'
Kaneman,
Your post was offensive and rude on multiple levels. I don't know what inspired you to post such a diatrabe, but such language and attitude can't possibly support your position.
--Anthony
"Liberty must not be purchased at the cost of Humanity." --Captain Robert Henner
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Originally posted by kaneman:
What's up statist...is RP putting fear into the heart of a "Bill of Rights" shit-oner....Fucking court cunt. Go be a defense attorney......Well, it's true.... Who can actually goto sleep at night knowing half the people in court are fucking violated by the police and end up pleading guilty anyway? You of course...Dick. Go read YOUR constitution, fuck your boyfriend, read the "Bill of Rights" again, ask your self about police misconduct, ask your self about PC, and then fuck off........ Long live the alliance!!!!!treesisall....sorry criss.....
You're so funny. I get it...especially after that part about people fearing Ron Paul...like people even know who Ron Paul is. He's the funny looking guy with big ears from Cleveland that keep interrupting Hillary, John, and Barrack? No...he's the Republican crazy-talker...not the Demorcatic one.
Ron Paul is like Ross Perot without the money, sanity, and charisma. He's the MSNBC of Presidential politics...out there, making noise, but I don't know anybody who's watching.
H
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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Who are you voting for Jong?
Gimmie your top 3...
I haven't really decided on that yet 6ix. I honestly don't really have the stomach to vote for any of the leading candidates yet. I'm still in post-election shock over what George W. & his gang have done to squander away all the gains it took the Republican Party 40+ years to build.
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Originally posted by AnthonyT:
Hello Jong,
I actually like Ron Paul. Haven't noticed any tendency on his part to be an 'asshole.'-Anthony
Really? I've only seen one Republican debate & Ron Paul made a fool of himself in my opinion. He speaks and thinks like an isolationist...thinks we can just ignore the rest of the world....sounds completely clueless on subjects like "global" markets, and defense matters.
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Hello,
I don't know that Ron Paul is a 'true' isolationist. He still wants to do business with other nations, but he does believe that military intervention in foreign lands should be kept to a bare minimum. From what he has said, he seems to believe that our military presence beyond our borders creates as many problems for us as it solves.
The CIA seems to agree with much of his premise. In short, "Leave People Alone." We don't need to police the world, and the world doesn't want us to, anyway.
But I am MUCH more interested in his desire to shrink the Federal government to a small fraction of its former self, and concentrate heavily on individual freedoms.
--Anthony
"Liberty must not be purchased at the cost of Humanity." --Captain Robert Henner
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Originally posted by Jongsstraw:
I haven't really decided on that yet 6ix. I honestly don't really have the stomach to vote for any of the leading candidates yet. I'm still in post-election shock over what George W. & his gang have done to squander away all the gains it took the Republican Party 40+ years to build.
I'm guessing it's a pretty safe bet you're not voting for Obama or Hillary.... so you and I aren't completely on opposite sides on this issue anyhow.
"A government is a body of people, usually notably ungoverned." http://www.myspace.com/6ixstringjack
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Originally posted by AnthonyT:
I don't know that Ron Paul is a 'true' isolationist.
... and of course he's not. That was the demagoguery slopped into the trough for the Fox news crowd. Looks like Jong swallowed a bellyfull himself. More critical minds saw something else in that debate and the truth of Dr. Paul's words struck a chord with libertarians, republicans who've become ashamed of their party, and democrats who still respect freedom. Those who have watched that debate and thought about it much at all have called Ron Paul the winner, not for strategically placed sound bites and fake indignation, but for his earnest appraisal of just how badly the neo-cons have fucked things up.
SergeantX
"Dream a little dream or you can live a little dream. I'd rather live it, cause dreamers always chase but never get it." Aesop Rock
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Originally posted by Hero:
A double post...thats ironic because that's the main reason Ron Paul seems to have any support. Its really all just one guy in Utah with a finger spasm.
I find it fascinating to see the GOP loyalists trying to downplay Ron Paul. Granted, I think the support for Ron Paul online is higher than the support for Ron Paul nationwide (proportion wise). But that's a far cry from no support, which is what the party loyalists are trying to preach. I personally think that Ron Paul is threatening because he appeals to a not insignificant chunk of the coalition that the GOP used to ride to national dominance. The South Park Republicans. The people who mainly supported the GOP because they thought the Democratic Party would take away their guns and raise their taxes but are sick and tired of the great big steaming pile of crap that the national Republican Party dropped while they controlled all three branches of government (Oh, who are we kidding, they're still shitting all over us as we speak).
Ron Paul is scratching an itch that exists. It's an itch that the national GOP is hoping they can ignore long enough to get through the 2008 elections with their coalition intact. I hope they are not successful because, to me, the last thing we need are Republicans with more power. They're guaranteed to screw me all the time. The Democratic Party just screws me most of the time.
But I got off on a tangent. The reason why I posted in the thread, and specifically in response to Hero, is that I saw a Ron Paul Revolution banner on a freeway overpass here in the Silicon Valley today. In October. Of 2007. Somebody is getting inspired by this candidate. And it's not just that one guy in Utah with the twitchy finger.
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We've had Ron Paul signs cropping up all of the place in my town (and no, it's not me ;-) ).
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My ol' man may vote for the first time in years for Ron. He never even heard of Ron Paul until I started talking about him. My gram, who is a hard core repbulican, is sick of their shit and wants a change too. Thankfully, I think she's as afraid of Mr. 9/11 as she is of Clinton or Obama. I don't think I've cracked her yet, but I do believe that there is a very good chance she will be voting for Ron Paul as well.... All I have to do now is get her to stop watching Fox News 24/7......
I swear, that is all that she watches. Any time I visit her it's the only damn thing on her TV. "A government is a body of people, usually notably ungoverned." http://www.myspace.com/6ixstringjack
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