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Old 12-06-2007
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Re: What is wrong with Ron Paul?

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I don't like the majority of republican and democratic candidates, and have previously expressed that they are both big government.
If you Libertarians don't recognize that Democrats are almost entirely responsible for the massive social spending, then Libertarians in office will accomplish nothing.

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If you're trying to drive the point further that American voters are, for the most part, retarded, then you can stop. You've succeeded, and I didn't disagree with you to begin with. You're not rubbing any salt, at least not into my skin.
You mean like voting for a Libertarian because he voted against NAFTA? Actually I wouldn't call someone retarded for falling for it, since it is quite the slight of hand the free-traitors have pulled off.

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I'm sure Ron Paul will be able to put it in better terms. However, since I'm not running, I'm not going to.
Job destroying euphamisms? Like "Global Market"? Or "Free Trade"? Sounds like something Bush would say. Or "We must stay competative"?

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If I have to choose between having Ron Paul lose, keeping his moral integrity or win, losing that integrity, I would consider the former (losing, keeping integrity) a bargain. Now, obviously, this doesn't mean RP has to be as callous as possible when discussing American workers.
Is it moral integrity to give American jobs to the Communist Chinese, where the Chinese government can come in and tax their exports to build a military and American investors then have the gall to come back and say, "You are all obsolete Americans." This is no different then the slave owner selling cotton at a marked up price, and living like a glutton off the massive profits. There is no integrity involved. Its all about cheap foreign labor.

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I think you already have more than enough retards in the demo-republican, authoritarian cesspool. I doubt you will be able to scape anymore off.
The US Constitution gives Congress the right to pass tariffs, there is nothing authoritarian about the Constitution.

Last edited by PaleoRepublican; 12-06-2007 at 07:43 PM.
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