Young people who vote and work for Ron Paul are dumber than a sack of hammers. He's a "libertarian" who thinks abortion should be illegal and gay marriage is immoral. He's nothing more than Michele Bachmann who wants to put us on the gold standard and eliminate the FDA and the EPA.

johnsoninca: He probably didn't know his uncle was running until after he wrote the first draft.

Santorum is running? Good god.

Well I hope Rick shames him with how this would make little Gabriel feel.

WTF Indeed: Young people who vote and work for Ron Paul are dumber than a sack of hammers. He's a "libertarian" who thinks abortion should be illegal and gay marriage is immoral. He's nothing more than Michele Bachmann who wants to put us on the gold standard and eliminate the FDA and the EPA. thinks the federal government has become entirely too powerful and thinks most federal laws should be handled individually by the states instead.



/disinformation is very powerful, very hard to correct

urban.derelict: thinks most federal laws should be handled individually by the states instead.

Such as?

urban.derelict: /disinformation is very powerful

hence the growing support for RON PAUL

RON PAUL is more liberal than Obama who is just Bush III.

Woot! UPJ shoutout!

not a fan of the froth, eh?

He named his kid RAND.

Formal slavery has been eliminated, but (as anyone who works from nine to five can testify) the idea that you can alienate your liberty, at least temporarily, endures. In fact, it determines what most of us have to do for most of our waking hours, except, usually, on weekends. The violence has been largely pushed out of sight. But this is largely because we're no longer able to imagine what a world based on social arrangements that did not require the continual threat of tasers and surveillance cameras would even look like.
Vote Ron Paul if you declare yourself a "libertarian" but approve of this.

If you paultards think that RON PAUL is gonna let you smoke all the pot, you're kidding yourselves.

/LIBERTY!!!

Wayne 985: I read some interview with Santorum's daughter last night and, at the risk of sounding mean, she sounded dumber than a rock.

As a geologist I must say that this is especially hurtful toward rocks. Welcome to my ignore list, you prick.

ultraholland: urban.derelict: /disinformation is very powerful

hence the growing support fontsize for RON PAUL

The All-Powerful Atheismo

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Dick Santorum

WTF Indeed: Young people who vote and work for Ron Paul are dumber than a sack of hammers. He's a "libertarian" who thinks abortion should be illegal and gay marriage is immoral. He's nothing more than Michele Bachmann who wants to put us on the gold standard and eliminate the FDA and the EPA.

^^^
This is what idiots who parrot things they read on Faux and MSNBC actually believe.

Huh, I have never heard RON PAUL say he thinks states should enforce federal law.

By what mechanism would this happen? The magic hand of the free market?

So far:

Rick Santorum
463
26.3%
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Ron Paul
406
23.0%
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Wayne 985:
but my point is that the entire Santorum clan seems rather stupid or at least disconnected from reality.

I believe the entire family suffers from some variant of trisomy disorder.

eddyatwork: RON PAUL is more liberal than Obama who is just Bush III.

Obama doesn't want to allow Jim Crow laws to return.

If our political and legal ideas really are founded on the logic of slavery, then how did we ever eliminate slavery?

Of course, a cynic might argue that we haven't; we've just relabeled it. The cynic would have a point: an ancient Greek would certainly have seen the distinction between a slave and an indebted wage laborer as, at best, a legalistic nicety.

Still, even the elimination of formal chattel slavery has to be considered a remarkable achievement, and it is worthwhile to wonder how it was accomplished. Especially since it was not just accomplished once. The truly remarkable thing, if one consults the historical record, is that slavery has been eliminated-or effectively eliminated-many times in human history.

In Europe, for instance, the institution largely vanished in the centuries following the collapse of the Roman empire--an historical achievement rarely recognized by those of us used to referring to these events as the beginning of " the Dark Ages . " No one is quite sure how it happened. Most agree that the spread of Christianity must have had something to do with it, but that can't have been the direct cause, since the Church itself was never explicitly opposed to the institution and in many cases defended it. Instead, the abolition appears to have happened despite the attitudes of both the intellectuals and the political authorities of the time. Yet it did happen, and it had lasting effects.

On the popular level, slavery remained so universally detested that even a thousand years later, when European merchants started trying to revive the trade, they discovered that their compatriots would not countenance slaveholding in their own countries-one reason why planters were eventually obliged to acquire their slaves in Africa and set up plantations in the New World. It is one of the great ironies of history that modern racism-probably the single greatest evil of our last two centuries-had to be invented largely because Europeans continued to refuse to listen to the arguments of the intellectuals and jurists and did not accept that anyone they believed to be a full and equal human being could ever be justifiably enslaved.

Keyser_Soze_Death: This is what idiots who parrot things they read on Faux and MSNBC actually believe.

How so? Tell me how those are not his stances.

Does he hate the Jews?

Outrageous Muff: How so? Tell me how those are not his stances.

without lying?

eddyatwork: RON PAUL is more liberal than Obama who is just Bush III.

That's why I'm voting for Lyndon LaRuche.

urban.derelict: /disinformation is very powerful, very hard to correct

What part of what he posted was "disinformation"? That's only a small fraction of the truly insane or frightening things that Ron Paul! has said.

urban.derelict: WTF Indeed: Ron Paul thinks the federal government has become entirely too powerful and thinks most federal laws should be handled individually by the states instead.

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/disinformation is very powerful, very hard to correct

RON PAUL 2012: Because oppression at the state level is ok.

But RON PAUL will kill black people whilst chocking babies with unregulated toxic waste!

ultraholland: without lying?

He can't lie. Lying isn't in the Constitution.

ultraholland: The All-Powerful Atheismo

needs moar comic sans

How about comic sanstorum?

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/disinformation is very powerful, very hard to correct

Ron Paul has done a great job of smeaing himself. Aside from selling racist newsletters, let's not forget that he's anti-civil rights and wants to put the country on the gold standard for no apparent reason.

BalugaJoe: Does he hate the Jews?

Didn't they kill Jebus?

ourbigdumbmouth: I'm voting Ron Paul because I love slavery. I also love drinking and driving with my slaves in the back of the car. When i get pulled over i just blame it on the slaves. Because the slaves don't care.

I'm voting for RON PAUL for the lulz. Rush said that it's OK to cross party lines during the primaries just to screw with the process, so why not? That fat fark is smart, right?

BalugaJoe: Does he hate the Jews?


"Does Paul Christoforo deserve a cockpunch?"

ACallForPeace: Still, even the elimination of formal chattel slavery has to be considered a remarkable achievement, and it is worthwhile to wonder how it was accomplished. Especially since it was not just accomplished once. The truly remarkable thing, if one consults the historical record, is that slavery has been eliminated-or effectively eliminated-many times in human history.

In Europe, for instance, the institution largely vanished in the centuries following the collapse of the Roman empire--an historical achievement rarely recognized by those of us used to referring to these events as the beginning of " the Dark Ages . " No one is quite sure how it happened. Most agree that the spread of Christianity must have had something to do with it, but that can't have been the direct cause, since the Church itself was never explicitly opposed to the institution and in many cases defended it. Instead, the abolition appears to have happened despite the attitudes of both the intellectuals and the political authorities of the time. Yet it did happen, and it had lasting effects.

It didn't actually disappear during the Middle Ages, it morphed into the peasant/lord or serf/master relationship.

And historically, Roman slaves were more free than the average European peasant in the middle part of the middle ages.

1derful: But RON PAUL will kill black people whilst chocking babies with unregulated toxic waste!

He wants to use babies as wheel chocks?

/truly history's greatest monster.

Dwight_Yeast: 1derful: But RON PAUL will kill black people whilst chocking babies with unregulated toxic waste!

He wants to use babies as wheel chocks?

/truly history's greatest monster.

And bad at problem solving; babies make lousy wheel chocks.

WTF Indeed: Young people who vote and work for Ron Paul are dumber than a sack of hammers. He's a "libertarian" who thinks abortion should be illegal and gay marriage is immoral. He's nothing more than Michele Bachmann who wants to put us on the gold standard and eliminate the FDA and the EPA.

So he's a c0nt with a sack?
/believable.

He looks gay.

WTF Indeed: Young people who vote and work for Ron Paul are dumber than a sack of hammers.....

Yeah, most of them are way too self absorbed to see beyond the big-buzz policies like de-criminalizing pot or whatever happens to be their current cause du jour to comprehend the real agenda.