Ron Paul delivers a pimp slap off the cuff

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Rus: Well, I never took you for one. While we might joke about a revolution, there is something really stinky about the way Ron Paul is being “handled”, both in terms of media coverage, as well as that thoroughly shameful nonsense at the debate.

I’m not going to go so far as to claim that miscount in NH was intentional, but… I get the sense of a fairly concerted effort to push that Paul campaign to the fringe. The timing of those articles alleging his involvement with a white supremacist newsletter is also interesting. Taken as a whole, it definitely starts to smell.

[NotCranky]

Allan,

I think we are the ones being handled and he is rocking the boat. On the other hand, maybe the typical candidates are just speaking to a larger audience. There is a frightening thought for you.

Revolution is not a joke for me. I just don’t want to go it alone. I think we could make a lot of headway organizing boycotts and such on the Internet . Boycotts would be more effective now than ever. Imagine everybody canceling cable service, newspapers and all periodicals to start with.

I don’t agree with RP on some things but find out I do agree on more things if I study his thinking on the topics. You get so used to sound bites being the end all, which is a big mistake with this man. For the most part the other candidates all seem much more manipulative. I know they are much more sophisticated than they let on and that is also a problem. It makes me not trust them.

Ron Paul may turn out to be a slime ball. Who knows? Until then, I see him bringing something different to the game. Unfortuantely,I don’t think he has a chance in hell of going anywhere.

If our country was being run by people on his level, even if they disagreed, I might even put a flag in my front yard and encourage my kids say a modified pledge of allegiance.

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of American. One nation under repectable executive, legislative and Judicial branches of government, believing in whichever God we individually choose or none………..

When the Pols started to screw up again I would take the flag down and have a talk with my kids about that pledge. That way we could signal another revolution eh Patriot? Si!Viva La Revolution!

[NotCranky]

Allan,

I think we are the ones being handled and he is rocking the boat. On the other hand, maybe the typical candidates are just speaking to a larger audience. There is a frightening thought for you.

Revolution is not a joke for me. I just don’t want to go it alone. I think we could make a lot of headway organizing boycotts and such on the Internet . Boycotts would be more effective now than ever. Imagine everybody canceling cable service, newspapers and all periodicals to start with.

I don’t agree with RP on some things but find out I do agree on more things if I study his thinking on the topics. You get so used to sound bites being the end all, which is a big mistake with this man. For the most part the other candidates all seem much more manipulative. I know they are much more sophisticated than they let on and that is also a problem. It makes me not trust them.

Ron Paul may turn out to be a slime ball. Who knows? Until then, I see him bringing something different to the game. Unfortuantely,I don’t think he has a chance in hell of going anywhere.

If our country was being run by people on his level, even if they disagreed, I might even put a flag in my front yard and encourage my kids say a modified pledge of allegiance.

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of American. One nation under repectable executive, legislative and Judicial branches of government, believing in whichever God we individually choose or none………..

When the Pols started to screw up again I would take the flag down and have a talk with my kids about that pledge. That way we could signal another revolution eh Patriot? Si!Viva La Revolution!

[NotCranky]

Allan,

I think we are the ones being handled and he is rocking the boat. On the other hand, maybe the typical candidates are just speaking to a larger audience. There is a frightening thought for you.

Revolution is not a joke for me. I just don’t want to go it alone. I think we could make a lot of headway organizing boycotts and such on the Internet . Boycotts would be more effective now than ever. Imagine everybody canceling cable service, newspapers and all periodicals to start with.

I don’t agree with RP on some things but find out I do agree on more things if I study his thinking on the topics. You get so used to sound bites being the end all, which is a big mistake with this man. For the most part the other candidates all seem much more manipulative. I know they are much more sophisticated than they let on and that is also a problem. It makes me not trust them.

Ron Paul may turn out to be a slime ball. Who knows? Until then, I see him bringing something different to the game. Unfortuantely,I don’t think he has a chance in hell of going anywhere.

If our country was being run by people on his level, even if they disagreed, I might even put a flag in my front yard and encourage my kids say a modified pledge of allegiance.

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of American. One nation under repectable executive, legislative and Judicial branches of government, believing in whichever God we individually choose or none………..

When the Pols started to screw up again I would take the flag down and have a talk with my kids about that pledge. That way we could signal another revolution eh Patriot? Si!Viva La Revolution!

[NotCranky]

Allan,

I think we are the ones being handled and he is rocking the boat. On the other hand, maybe the typical candidates are just speaking to a larger audience. There is a frightening thought for you.

Revolution is not a joke for me. I just don’t want to go it alone. I think we could make a lot of headway organizing boycotts and such on the Internet . Boycotts would be more effective now than ever. Imagine everybody canceling cable service, newspapers and all periodicals to start with.

I don’t agree with RP on some things but find out I do agree on more things if I study his thinking on the topics. You get so used to sound bites being the end all, which is a big mistake with this man. For the most part the other candidates all seem much more manipulative. I know they are much more sophisticated than they let on and that is also a problem. It makes me not trust them.

Ron Paul may turn out to be a slime ball. Who knows? Until then, I see him bringing something different to the game. Unfortuantely,I don’t think he has a chance in hell of going anywhere.

If our country was being run by people on his level, even if they disagreed, I might even put a flag in my front yard and encourage my kids say a modified pledge of allegiance.

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of American. One nation under repectable executive, legislative and Judicial branches of government, believing in whichever God we individually choose or none………..

When the Pols started to screw up again I would take the flag down and have a talk with my kids about that pledge. That way we could signal another revolution eh Patriot? Si!Viva La Revolution!

[NotCranky]

Allan,

I think we are the ones being handled and he is rocking the boat. On the other hand, maybe the typical candidates are just speaking to a larger audience. There is a frightening thought for you.

Revolution is not a joke for me. I just don’t want to go it alone. I think we could make a lot of headway organizing boycotts and such on the Internet . Boycotts would be more effective now than ever. Imagine everybody canceling cable service, newspapers and all periodicals to start with.

I don’t agree with RP on some things but find out I do agree on more things if I study his thinking on the topics. You get so used to sound bites being the end all, which is a big mistake with this man. For the most part the other candidates all seem much more manipulative. I know they are much more sophisticated than they let on and that is also a problem. It makes me not trust them.

Ron Paul may turn out to be a slime ball. Who knows? Until then, I see him bringing something different to the game. Unfortuantely,I don’t think he has a chance in hell of going anywhere.

If our country was being run by people on his level, even if they disagreed, I might even put a flag in my front yard and encourage my kids say a modified pledge of allegiance.

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of American. One nation under repectable executive, legislative and Judicial branches of government, believing in whichever God we individually choose or none………..

When the Pols started to screw up again I would take the flag down and have a talk with my kids about that pledge. That way we could signal another revolution eh Patriot? Si!Viva La Revolution!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Rus: I think the revolution is already underway. I think that “business as usual”, whether in politics, media or business is over. The true threat of someone like Ron Paul, libertarian wingnut or no, is that he is a slap upside the head for the mainstream, and therefore dangerous.

The problem is that the flow of information can no longer be contained. While I understand that the internet can be controlled to a certain extent, the idea of a grass roots movement is again proving successful. Moveon.org showed how a “netroots” campaign could work in ’04, and Ron Paul’s internet based fund raising showed how powerful the medium could be.

Once Joe Sixpack is forced to confront the facts: His house is no longer an ATM machine, real wages have been stagnant since the 1970s, China is no longer willing to underwrite his Visa card, and his job just got outsourced, well, you will see the cauldron start to bubble.

Then we can break out our bandido outfits and ride like Pancho Villa!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Rus: I think the revolution is already underway. I think that “business as usual”, whether in politics, media or business is over. The true threat of someone like Ron Paul, libertarian wingnut or no, is that he is a slap upside the head for the mainstream, and therefore dangerous.

The problem is that the flow of information can no longer be contained. While I understand that the internet can be controlled to a certain extent, the idea of a grass roots movement is again proving successful. Moveon.org showed how a “netroots” campaign could work in ’04, and Ron Paul’s internet based fund raising showed how powerful the medium could be.

Once Joe Sixpack is forced to confront the facts: His house is no longer an ATM machine, real wages have been stagnant since the 1970s, China is no longer willing to underwrite his Visa card, and his job just got outsourced, well, you will see the cauldron start to bubble.

Then we can break out our bandido outfits and ride like Pancho Villa!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Rus: I think the revolution is already underway. I think that “business as usual”, whether in politics, media or business is over. The true threat of someone like Ron Paul, libertarian wingnut or no, is that he is a slap upside the head for the mainstream, and therefore dangerous.

The problem is that the flow of information can no longer be contained. While I understand that the internet can be controlled to a certain extent, the idea of a grass roots movement is again proving successful. Moveon.org showed how a “netroots” campaign could work in ’04, and Ron Paul’s internet based fund raising showed how powerful the medium could be.

Once Joe Sixpack is forced to confront the facts: His house is no longer an ATM machine, real wages have been stagnant since the 1970s, China is no longer willing to underwrite his Visa card, and his job just got outsourced, well, you will see the cauldron start to bubble.

Then we can break out our bandido outfits and ride like Pancho Villa!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Rus: I think the revolution is already underway. I think that “business as usual”, whether in politics, media or business is over. The true threat of someone like Ron Paul, libertarian wingnut or no, is that he is a slap upside the head for the mainstream, and therefore dangerous.

The problem is that the flow of information can no longer be contained. While I understand that the internet can be controlled to a certain extent, the idea of a grass roots movement is again proving successful. Moveon.org showed how a “netroots” campaign could work in ’04, and Ron Paul’s internet based fund raising showed how powerful the medium could be.

Once Joe Sixpack is forced to confront the facts: His house is no longer an ATM machine, real wages have been stagnant since the 1970s, China is no longer willing to underwrite his Visa card, and his job just got outsourced, well, you will see the cauldron start to bubble.

Then we can break out our bandido outfits and ride like Pancho Villa!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Rus: I think the revolution is already underway. I think that “business as usual”, whether in politics, media or business is over. The true threat of someone like Ron Paul, libertarian wingnut or no, is that he is a slap upside the head for the mainstream, and therefore dangerous.

The problem is that the flow of information can no longer be contained. While I understand that the internet can be controlled to a certain extent, the idea of a grass roots movement is again proving successful. Moveon.org showed how a “netroots” campaign could work in ’04, and Ron Paul’s internet based fund raising showed how powerful the medium could be.

Once Joe Sixpack is forced to confront the facts: His house is no longer an ATM machine, real wages have been stagnant since the 1970s, China is no longer willing to underwrite his Visa card, and his job just got outsourced, well, you will see the cauldron start to bubble.

Then we can break out our bandido outfits and ride like Pancho Villa!

[Jumby]

people keep throwing out “libertarian wingnut” and “slimeball”…what evidence backs up these thoughts?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKjhNa6PGLk&NR=1

[Jumby]

people keep throwing out “libertarian wingnut” and “slimeball”…what evidence backs up these thoughts?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKjhNa6PGLk&NR=1

[Jumby]

people keep throwing out “libertarian wingnut” and “slimeball”…what evidence backs up these thoughts?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKjhNa6PGLk&NR=1

[Jumby]

people keep throwing out “libertarian wingnut” and “slimeball”…what evidence backs up these thoughts?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKjhNa6PGLk&NR=1

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