May I ask what you don’t like about Ron Paul (since you are considering voting Libertarian)?

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Patirot (sic) Act – taking away our freedoms

The Patriot Act did not take away any of my freedoms to do anything, only my expectation of privacy for what I do. McCain-Feingold stripped our fundamental freedoms as McCain helped establish an unassailable incumbent aristocracy, which is why, if McCain gets the nomination, I’ll be voting Libertarian this year.

http://www.takimag.com/site/article/the_real_american_right_part_i/

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You could just read this (but I still recommend the book):

http://www.lewrockwell.com/french/french70.html

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I suggest you read Rothbard’s “Betrayal of the American Right” before you claim to know what a conservative is and isn’t.

Ron Paul is more of what the Old Republican Party stood for than any other candidate. Even GW ran on a humble foreign policy in 2000.

Contrast that to the “New” Republican party with its Islamofacism, warmongering battle cry, uncontrolable spending, Patirot Act – taking away our freedoms and 2006 losses to the liberals of both the house and the senate and you can see where they have gone wrong.

You don’t deny this do you Soap?

(and don’t run away from answering this question by attacking Ron Paul, the issue here is what is a conservative.

The Republican Party changed. Ron Paul didn’t.

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Point taken and I did gather what he meant. I just get tired of Dr. Paul being touted as a serious candidate at all. Bad for defense and full of bull claiming he can fix the tax system the latter of which is just old fashioned pandering – PERIOD.

Dr. Paul is sucking people in who the old “the income tax was never ratified” crowd and are just tired of the IRS. Next he tries to align himself with the anti-war crowd by claiming we were not attacked by terrorists but we were because we occupy their country (talk about covering your bases).
Finally, he is running as a Republican (and he is not). He is not a conservative he may be green party at best.

News flash for those of you who are Ron Paul fans:

Most of the conservative base wants a conservative – duh. That leaves out “Rudy-I-am the-only-one-who-has-had-a-terrorist-attack” (ummm it was against us all Rudy) and “Huck-I-have-no-clue-what-immigration-is” as well.

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The only decent guy, who at least had a real job helping other, is Dr. Paul.

You mean his treasonous statements like 19 thugs hit the WTC and Pentagon and they attacked us up because we invaded their countries…Who is Dr. Paul helping there?

I think he meant helping others in that he was a practicing physician in his prior career. The Republican party and the country in general would benefit with him returning to his previous occupation as a healer.

On January 7th, 2008 at 3:22 pm, Papa Louie said:
Fed Up, I watched the first 10 min. video but I was too fed-up to watch the rest. So some Muslim came to our country and didn’t like our music, our dances, and the way we spend too much time cutting our lawns. Does that make us responsible for 911?

The only sure way to prevent a permissive culture is to limit freedom and to use Moral Police like they do in Iran. Is that what Ron Paul is for? I don’t get why you provided the link to an hour’s worth of videos. Maybe you could summarize the main points for us if they’re that important to you.

You can read my book when it comes out called “Fed Up!”

In the meantime, you can find a review of the 3 hour documenatary here: http://www.thenation.com/doc/20050620/bergen

I do recommend you watch the entire film before jumping to conclusions and asking questions that have nothing to do with the message of the film.

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