Originally posted by: bamacre
This isn't about the election this year. It goes a lot further than that.
Originally posted by: Perry404
Originally posted by: bamacre
This isn't about the election this year. It goes a lot further than that.
Seems like such a simple concept one would think it would be easily grasped.
As Ron Paul said in this fantastic speech last week at a Montana rally A small percentage of informed and dedicated people are far more effective at bringing change than the many millions of voters who build their very generalized perceptions from the evening news.
This is not about Ron Paul winning the election.
This is about changing the course of this nation and people are catching on to these ideas. The more suffering this nation undergoes the more people will be open to these ideas and the original intent of the founding fathers.
Originally posted by: BlinderBomber
Originally posted by: Perry404
Originally posted by: bamacre
This isn't about the election this year. It goes a lot further than that.
Seems like such a simple concept one would think it would be easily grasped.
As Ron Paul said in this fantastic speech last week at a Montana rally A small percentage of informed and dedicated people are far more effective at bringing change than the many millions of voters who build their very generalized perceptions from the evening news.
This is not about Ron Paul winning the election.
This is about changing the course of this nation and people are catching on to these ideas. The more suffering this nation undergoes the more people will be open to these ideas and the original intent of the founding fathers.
If his revolution is about changing the course of the country, then please show me any reasonable metric that indicates he's succeeding.
I chose the election results simply because Ron Paul is running for President. If I'm wrong, then please point me towards something that will show how influential his message has been.
Originally posted by: bamacre
Originally posted by: BlinderBomber
Originally posted by: Perry404
Originally posted by: bamacre
This isn't about the election this year. It goes a lot further than that.
Seems like such a simple concept one would think it would be easily grasped.
As Ron Paul said in this fantastic speech last week at a Montana rally A small percentage of informed and dedicated people are far more effective at bringing change than the many millions of voters who build their very generalized perceptions from the evening news.
This is not about Ron Paul winning the election.
This is about changing the course of this nation and people are catching on to these ideas. The more suffering this nation undergoes the more people will be open to these ideas and the original intent of the founding fathers.
If his revolution is about changing the course of the country, then please show me any reasonable metric that indicates he's succeeding.
I chose the election results simply because Ron Paul is running for President. If I'm wrong, then please point me towards something that will show how influential his message has been.
Have some patience. This hasn't even been going on for a full year yet.
You should be happy. Even if you don't agree 100% with what he's saying or Libertarian ideals in general, this country needs some changes. And those changes are not going to come about from the current crop of criminals and corporate whores running the show.
Originally posted by: Perry404
Originally posted by: palehorse74
How many fans does Howard Stern have while being an overpaid past-his-prime windbag with crazy ideas and a detachment from reality? Oh ya, that's right, "millions"...
Coincidence? I think not!
And what does Howard Stern have to do with my statement?
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
It?s a shame Paul isn?t in the general election. McCain?s campaign and poll numbers need to be gut like a fish to prove he cannot abandon conservative principals. We need someone to vote for against him to send a clear message.
If he wins the general election, it'll only send a message that more Republicans must follow in the path of the neocons. We cannot allow that to continue.
Originally posted by: palehorse74
Originally posted by: Perry404
Originally posted by: palehorse74
How many fans does Howard Stern have while being an overpaid past-his-prime windbag with crazy ideas and a detachment from reality? Oh ya, that's right, "millions"...
Coincidence? I think not!
And what does Howard Stern have to do with my statement?
He's another example of someone who has convinced "millions" in this country that he has something worth listening to; while, in reality, he's utterly and completely full of shit. And, as with Ron Paul, the "millions" who still listen to him are too dumb, or too far gone, to realize that.
see how that works?
Originally posted by: badkarma1399
Anyways, back on topic...
I'm thinking about going. Never been to Washington before, and I figure this would be an awesome reason to go. I wonder what the turnout will be. Any other AnandTech members definitely going?
Originally posted by: badkarma1399
Anyways, back on topic...
I'm thinking about going. Never been to Washington before, and I figure this would be an awesome reason to go. I wonder what the turnout will be. Any other AnandTech members definitely going?
Because he and his followers take every idea and every concept to extremes... they're lunatics!Originally posted by: PiMpY
This thread has been hilarious.
What is so dangerous or bad about Ron Pauls? His main message is less federal government and more individual personal freedom. We need to put a stop to an ever expanding and already over bloated federal government. Governments are rarely the most efficient means of any production and it should be highly debated as to why the government should take on new ventures; it's painfully obvious governments lack the incentives to be frugal with our money.
All 3 front runners are for the continued expansion of the bureaucracy without taking the real economical aspect into account. Why the hate for Paul?
Originally posted by: palehorse74
Because he and his followers take every idea and every concept to extremes... they're lunatics!
Yes, smaller government would be great, and yes, responsible spending would be an incredible change of pace -- BUT!... but, that doesn't mean that we should eliminate the Federal Reserve entirely, switch to a gold standard, bring home every US service member from every corner of the globe, or shut down 6-10 government agencies completely.
THAT is their supposedly "enlightened" message!? bah.. whatever... they're fucking loony-tunes, plain and simple...
They may put up the $$, yet they can not get out to vote.Originally posted by: Perry404
Ron Paul's "The Revolution" #1 on New York Times Bestseller list..
Must be a lot of spammers on the internets!