How could Ron Paul be the champion of the Constitution?

Anarchist420

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I don't get how an anarcho-capitalist like Dr. Paul could be the Champion of the Constitution considering that the Constitution was intended to be a tool of centralization.

None of the framers of the Constitution were libertarians by any stretch of the imagination. James Madison, Hamilton, and Washington were classic statists and they were framers of the Constitution. How could Ron Paul be lumped in with Alexander Hamilton?

I'd have to say that Hamilton, Clay, and Lincoln were/are the Eternal Champions of the Constitution because they were the three most exuberantly economically fascist (i.e., "one people, one nation, one leader", unionism, nationalism, mercantilism, bureaucracy, centralism, monarchism) individuals to ever hold public office in the United States.
 

Charles Kozierok

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I don't get how an anarcho-capitalist like Dr. Paul could be the Champion of the Constitution considering that the Constitution was intended to be a tool of centralization.

Not actually being an anarcho-capitalist makes it a lot easier. :rolleyes:

You need to do less writing and more reading.
 
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Ron Paul isn't a champion of the Constitution. He wants to get rid of part of it. If anything, he is an enemy of the Constitution. Most people who say that he is a champion of the Constitution don't know what they're talking about or have been brainwashed by that man.
 

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Ron Paul isn't a champion of the Constitution. He wants to get rid of part of it. If anything, he is an enemy of the Constitution. Most people who say that he is a champion of the Constitution don't know what they're talking about or have been brainwashed by that man.

Out of pure curiosity, what part does he want to get rid of?
 

Anarchist420

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14th Amendment. This fits into his whole theme.
I think that he supports the repeal of ALL post-CounterRevolution Amendments not just the farteenth.

I'm sure he actually supports repeal of all 7 Articles and all 27 Amendments, but he either doesn't realize it or he doesn't want to say it because we all know how much most people hate the Articles of Confederation.

The Constitution is the one that's racist because States' rights originally FAVORED blacks over the slaveowners.

Also, I'm surprised you don't like the 14th since it is going to be used against Affirmative action. Given that blacks and mexicans will be a majority in some States about 15 years from now, the Federal govt is going to start using the 14th Amendment to prevent them from discriminating against white people.

It's not fair that the States aren't allowed to discriminate, yet the Federal govt discriminates when it increases its power and then it doesn't discriminate when there is a chance for more people to die for it. The departments of the Federal govt should still be segregated and no one but black homosexual female muslims allowed to join the military. Yet the Federal govt desegregated so more people can serve it. Then the Federal govt discriminates with contractors so it can increase the national debt.

Joe Lieberman championed repeal of DADT only because having everyone in the military but himself makes him feel better. Anyone who actually thinks that neoconservative asshole cares about gay people is an idiot.
 

DCal430

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Ron Paul thinks states should be allowed to establish a state religion, he thinks states should be able to get rid of jury trials, and states should have a right to trample on free speech.

Paulbots should actually read what Ron Paul supports.
 

Thebobo

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yea he is a tad far out, I like some of his ideas, well few, but things like we don't need an FAA for air traffic management.
 
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Ron Paul thinks states should be allowed to establish a state religion, he thinks states should be able to get rid of jury trials, and states should have a right to trample on free speech.

Paulbots should actually read what Ron Paul supports.

But...but...he's for freedom!
 

Charles Kozierok

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Yup. He basically runs on the same platform as white supremacists.

And now, in addition to acting like as much of a robot as the guy you're responding to -- you just repeat the same thing over and over -- you're just flat out lying.

I bet you can't find a single quote from either of Ron Paul's 2008 or 2012 presidential runs where he advocated "white supremacy".
 
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And now, in addition to acting like as much of a robot as the guy you're responding to -- you just repeat the same thing over and over -- you're just flat out lying.

I bet you can't find a single quote from either of Ron Paul's 2008 or 2012 presidential runs where he advocated "white supremacy".

That's all he is capable of since he lacks the intelligence to make any reasonable posts. Everything he says is just lies.

Good job on taking him down again:D
 

DCal430

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And now, in addition to acting like as much of a robot as the guy you're responding to -- you just repeat the same thing over and over -- you're just flat out lying.

I bet you can't find a single quote from either of Ron Paul's 2008 or 2012 presidential runs where he advocated "white supremacy".

If Ron Paul is a white supremacist or not, I do not know. Howeover like white supremecist he supports the rights of states to trample over the rights of other.

Including:

State Religions
Poll Test for voting
Lack of Fair Jury Trials
Segregation

and much more, these are things many White Supremacist also support.
 
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And now, in addition to acting like as much of a robot as the guy you're responding to -- you just repeat the same thing over and over -- you're just flat out lying.

I bet you can't find a single quote from either of Ron Paul's 2008 or 2012 presidential runs where he advocated "white supremacy".

He runs on the same platform, he doesn't outright talk about white supremacy outside of his racist newsletters. But he runs on the same anti-Constitution platform as white supremacists. Which is why he's the most popular politician in white supremacist circles, as you probably know.

You are probably the dumbest person here. Are you Ron Paul? That would explain a lot.

The next time you respond, please actually take some time to think before you go off on some make believe shit again.
 
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He runs on the same platform, he doesn't outright talk about white supremacy outside of his racist newsletters. But he runs on the same anti-Constitution platform as white supremacists. Which is why he's the most popular politician in white supremacist circles, as you probably know.

You are probably the dumbest person here. Are you Ron Paul? That would explain a lot.

The next time you respond, please actually take some time to think before you go off on some make believe shit again.

How about you try this?