Kenickie
Bluelight Crew
Ron Paul with never be anything more than a footnote in my grandkids text books when covering the demise of the Republican party.
Kind of stupid, this 'joke'.
Kind of stupid, this 'joke'.

kenickie said:Ron Paul with never be anything more than a footnote in my grandkids text books when covering the demise of the Republican party.
Kind of stupid, this 'joke'.
To those that think that states should be the sole law and provider of the land: the South lost. Also, I will repeat myself, mostly because the Ron Paulites in here have been ignoring it (either by pigeonholing it as a "rant," or flippantly refusing to address it): without a strong central federal government in today's world, the people of the U.S. lose their voice and their power. Also, if states alone provide for social services, there will be less people receiving them, since some states have a greater demand for social services than others, and those states are reliant upon money transfers from the federal government.
Yeah, Ron Paul has a pretty interesting voting record (he is anti-abortion, anti-universal healthcare, anti-FDA (he actually voted against a bill that would improve the food recall process), anti-art (if people like him were in charge in France in the mid to late 19th cen, there would be no Salon in Paris, and no Impressionism, and no Cubism, etc, etc), anti-workplace safety (he votes against any regulations in the business industry that are motivated to increase safety in the workplace), anti-unemployment compensation, claims to be pro-legalization, but refuses to fund needle exchange programs (though he IS against the war on drugs, which is one of the very few things I like him for), anti-antidiscriminatory laws in business and academia, anti-federal funding of education (yeah... if Ron Paul got what he wanted, I wouldn't be able to afford college, fuck him), and I could keep going on and on and on, so I'll just stop here. source on RP's voting record: http://www.votesmart.org/voting_category.php?can_id=296
So, keep on calling skeptical people dumb, ignorant, moronic, etc simply because they aren't sold on Ron Paul's words. It does not help your argument at all.
Yea the south lost... Because they were keeping slaves, and slavery is a practice completely opposite to freedom, the principles America was found on.
And once again, you're derailing the thread with idiocy... The thread was about a particular congressman who is being open on the failed policies of the 'drug war', not a "Ron Paul sucks" vs "Ron Paul is God" thread lol
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And once again, you're derailing the thread with idiocy... The thread was about a particular congressman who is being open on the failed policies of the 'drug war', not a "Ron Paul sucks" vs "Ron Paul is God" thread lol
First, you have no authority to dictate the progression of a thread (lol, you of all people). Second, wow... you are horrible at presenting any counterpoints to any of the issues I bring up, huh? But, that's cool. I know how you deal with stuff you don't agree with: call it "idiocy" and ignore it, then do a facepalm, because you don't want to/can't read it. Right on man... all you're doing is making yourself look like a blow-hard moron. Works for me.

lol, @ "you of all people"
who do you think you are?
I didn't counter the thread in order not to derail it anymore. You want me to counter it, start a PM with me and I will gladly counter all points until you don't know what to say anymore.
What's up with all the Ron Paul haters from CE&P... He's the only congressman who has the courage to make a good point about why prohibition is ridiculously ineffective.
What's up with not countering Ron Paul's point in the OP of this thread, instead of derailing and then flaming. I'm not the one who "look like a blow-hard moron" nowLMFAO GTFO
May want to rethink your comeback a little bit harder; troll-fail.
You like to live in the 90's... Kudos! It's 2011 now.Hey, I provided my reasons for not voting for him, and it was after the scope of the thread changed. Also, what better way to show your love for Ron Paul than to debate with the haters? We wouldn't want a big circle jerk around RP now would we? Also, Ron Paul is hardly the only congressman to claim to be against drug prohibition... think Kucinich and Nader.
Also, whatever you say about my post is meaningless until you address the issues I brought up.
To those that think that states should be the sole law and provider of the land: the South lost.
Do you have any proof of these bogus claims? Any evidence? Anything to back your BS?I will repeat myself, mostly because the Ron Paulites in here have been ignoring it (either by pigeonholing it as a "rant," or flippantly refusing to address it): without a strong central federal government in today's world, the people of the U.S. lose their voice and their power. Also, if states alone provide for social services, there will be less people receiving them, since some states have a greater demand for social services than others, and those states are reliant upon money transfers from the federal government.
Yeah, Ron Paul has a pretty interesting voting record (he is anti-abortion, anti-universal healthcare, anti-FDA (he actually voted against a bill that would improve the food recall process), anti-art (if people like him were in charge in France in the mid to late 19th cen, there would be no Salon in Paris, and no Impressionism, and no Cubism, etc, etc), anti-workplace safety (he votes against any regulations in the business industry that are motivated to increase safety in the workplace), anti-unemployment compensation, claims to be pro-legalization, but refuses to fund needle exchange programs (though he IS against the war on drugs, which is one of the very few things I like him for), anti-antidiscriminatory laws in business and academia, anti-federal funding of education (yeah... if Ron Paul got what he wanted, I wouldn't be able to afford college, fuck him), and I could keep going on and on and on, so I'll just stop here. source on RP's voting record: http://www.votesmart.org/voting_category.php?can_id=296
Call the waaambulance.
You can't compare a war on slavery to a war on freedoms. Sorry. That just contradicts the purpose in and of itself.
Do you have any proof of these bogus claims? Any evidence? Anything to back your BS?
Do you have anything to prove to me that states need to pay into the multi trillion dollar "wars on terror" or "war on drugs" in order to get social services? Do you realize how much states would SAVE and then be able to use it on better things, like, uhhh, social services?
Do you have any proof that the states would magically lose their voice because of a less centralized federal government? If anything, each state would have a LARGER/LOUDER voice representative to their contribution to the federal government, which is fair, isn't it?
I don't think states have much voice anyway if they can't even legalize GROWING A FUCKING PLANT. Seriously dude. You need help.
OK you just posted proof a conservative really votes against spending. You just posted proof he votes like he says.
lmao dude...
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lol... I always defeat you in every debate. Trolls like you are easy to debate.
You just post shit that is so irrefutably wrong, it's pretty amusing TBH.
peace troll. You lose. game over.
So what right of the states were the governments fighting over? The right to legalize slavery was the main one... You can't compare the right to legally own slaves to the right to legally grow marijuana.Actually, the American Civil War started as a war over states' rights to enact the laws that they wanted to. Slavery wasn't the largest issue until the war was well underway.
No, but things would be drastically different if there wasn't trillion dollar wars going on... You have to realize that...http://www.rawstory.com/rawreplay/2011/04/ron-paul-end-medicare-social-security-and-medicaid/
What... did you think I was making this up?
I think you are referring to federal income taxes when you are speaking of the funding of the "War on Terror." The war on drugs I would be more than happy to see ended. I do not think that having Ron Paul as president is worth it.
Citizens don't have much voice as it is. Why do you think nobody votes these days? lol...I think you do not understand what I was trying to communicate, so I will try to be more clear. I said nothing of states losing their voice, I was speaking of citizens losing their voice, because their votes and opinions would not be able to find as powerful as a forum than what exists at the federal level.
I think that kind of stuff is more suited for CE&P. This is just a story about a congressman telling it like it is. Nothing more.. But thanks for derailing the thread.I posted the reasons why I would never vote for him. You can vote for him all you want, to each his own.
I agree; you can.Awww, you can be so cute when you have no clue what you're talking about.
severely retarded- So you concede? Okay. You've never proven to argue very well in a debate before. So, I guess I should feel stupid for assuming that you could have held your own today. Oh well. Peace.
/Gets inbetween Severely Etarded and Apostacious in hopes of getting this thread back on topic
Okay... since new content was added after my post...
Actually, the American Civil War started as a war over states' rights to enact the laws that they wanted to. Slavery wasn't the largest issue until the war was well underway.
So what right of the states were the governments fighting over? The right to legalize slavery was the main one... You can't compare the right to legally own slaves to the right to legally grow marijuana.
No, but things would be drastically different if there wasn't trillion dollar wars going on... You have to realize that...
Citizens don't have much voice as it is. Why do you think nobody votes these days? lol...
I think that kind of stuff is more suited for CE&P. This is just a story about a congressman telling it like it is. Nothing more.. But thanks for derailing the thread.
I agree; you can.
lol...