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was stalin more of an isolationist after 1945 than ron paul is?

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Anarchist420

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doesnt that question illustrate how ridiculous it is to call ron paul an isolationist?

doesnt isolation mean separation?

dont you expect congress and the supreme court to be dissolved and for the united state of america (where one State controls north america) to be isolationist?
 
I don't think anyone cares enough about either, Stalin is 6 foot under and Ron Paul is a noboby/has been/will never be.
 
I think that if Ron Paul had amounted to anything in political life that Marcus Welby, M.D. would still be on the air.
 
I like how all the OP's posts don't start with a capital letter, it's as if he was talking to himself and then suddenly decided to type what the voices in his head were saying.

Is that a symptom of schizophrenia?
 
I like Ron Paul too, Anarchist.

Isolationism is one of the traditional attacks on Libertarians. It's like we are too dumb to understand when and where to isolate ourselves.

-John
 
ivwshane said:
I find mental illness fascinating. Someone's inability to see themselves for who they are is crazy, fascinating, and scary all at the same time. What's it matter to you? You think you are normal right?
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thank you for your kind reply🙂 to answer your question... just because i was diagnosed with a mental disorder doesnt mean i am not like the average person overall. examples of how i am pretty normal are the facts that my iq is close to the world avg of ~80, i am of the guardian temperament (as of which is the most common of the four in the u.s. and at least 2/3 of the world population is), i dont have a high cephalic index, i dont have blond or red hair (although i do have green eyes), and i have a high crural index. people like jk rowling and john carmack are much, much further away from normal than i am. thomas jefferson was much, much further away from normal than i am.
 
ivwshane said:
I find mental illness fascinating. Someone's inability to see themselves for who they are is crazy, fascinating, and scary all at the same time.

What's it matter to you? You think you are normal right?
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Is it the alcohol talking or are you as screwed up as you're coming across in this post?
 
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