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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: zappaisgod]
    #7525784 - 10/16/07 10:04 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

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Which, by the way, wouldn't be his decision to make as President.




He could go a long way towards legitimizing the idea, and could decide with what fervor he wanted to enforce the laws we have now- like how the democrates claim they'll stop medical marijuana raids.

I think it would be legitimate to stop drug prosecutions of intrastate transactions. No reason for the government (feds) to be involved in this.


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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: johnm214]
    #7525789 - 10/16/07 10:06 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

Regarding the voting registration link, thanks, but my state or county (prolly county) won't allow registration online- and I have no printer- thus I'll have to drive in unless I can get someone to mail one to me (which I prolly could- but prolly not worth it).

Anyways, yeaah, I am allready registered, just as an independant.


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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: fireworks_god]
    #7525798 - 10/16/07 10:09 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

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I understand the reasoning, and it is probably somewhat effective, but it is dumb. While the effort of changing registration will surely stop most would-be saboteurs, I think you should be able to vote for whoever you want.




So you essentially have no understanding of how a party system works? The party decides which candidate they wish to put forward as their candidate, and if you aren't registered as a member of that party, then you don't vote for who the party wishes to put forward. By all means, vote for whoever you wish to vote for in the general election.




Hey man, I do understand how elections work in my state- perhpas not how the parties work nationally, but then I don't care about it.

In my state the populace votes for the party's candidates- they are not chosen by the party per se (unless they only allow one candidate). To vote, you must simply declare yourself to be a certain party, which I still say is stupid.


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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: Madtowntripper]
    #7526154 - 10/16/07 11:48 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

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The American people at large against the war will vote for a DEM and if they get in, NOTHING will change with the Iraq war and we will still bomb Iran.





Absolutely False.

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Obama has a plan to immediately begin withdrawing our troops engaged in combat operations at a pace of one or two brigades every month, to be completed by the end of next year. He would call for a new constitutional convention in Iraq, convened with the United Nations, which would not adjourn until Iraq's leaders reach a new accord on reconciliation. He would use presidential leadership to surge our diplomacy with all of the nations of the region on behalf of a new regional security compact. And he would take immediate steps to confront the ongoing humanitarian disaster in Iraq.

The goal of the surge was to create space for Iraq's political leaders to reach an agreement to end Iraq's civil war. At great cost, our troops have helped reduce violence in some areas of Iraq, but even those reductions do not get us below the unsustainable levels of violence of mid-2006. Moreover, Iraq's political leaders have made no progress in resolving the political differences at the heart of their civil war.




Wether you agree with The War or not, you have to realize that immediately pulling out all the troops would be an absolute bloodbath. Even your Fairy-Tale Pie-In-The-Sky Candidate must be able to see THAT.

You need to have some sort of PLAN to get them out in a responsible manner. You Broke It, You Buy It.




First of all there is almost nothing different in regards to foreign policy that nearly all the candidates from both parties have with exception of Ron Paul, Kuchinich, & Gravel, and that is to try to solve the problems in the Middle East region through intervention.

Second of all. The "We broke it, we bought it" argument is irrelevant to the history of the invasion of Iraq. We the people were deceived to go to war by demagogues who wanted to make a enormous profit from it, as they have and seek to continue to by continuing to prolong and extend this intervention in that region. What you say "we bought" is actually a false product under false pretenses for false reasons, therefore we the people who own this country have the right to return that product, or in this case return our forces of all aspects from that region immediately and let the sellers of that product deal with the aftermath themselves...which they can't.

Now why can't they? The same reason why we can't; because there is a conflict there between those people that is a continuation dating back hundreds of years, and evidently they don't want anyone to interfere. So the solution appears clear to me that we the people of the United States of America shouldn't interfere or even try to "help" the conflict if they don't want us to and kill our people for trying to "help". Maybe they see the sellers, who deceived the American people, as crooks who are trying to infiltrate and control their region? Makes sense to me.

The only plan to save our economy from going bankrupt is to return the "product". Cause if we don't, the United States of America will go bankrupt and will be sold a North American Union Plan by the same sellers who sold them this war, and in the end it will mean a loss of sovereignty for the USA, and a loss of our great constitution. And I will try my best not to let that happen by at least voting for Ron Paul in my states primary...AT LEAST, for I am an American who will not be used by crooks!


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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: johnm214]
    #7526184 - 10/17/07 12:00 AM (16 years, 3 months ago)

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I understand the reasoning, and it is probably somewhat effective, but it is dumb. While the effort of changing registration will surely stop most would-be saboteurs, I think you should be able to vote for whoever you want.




So you essentially have no understanding of how a party system works? The party decides which candidate they wish to put forward as their candidate, and if you aren't registered as a member of that party, then you don't vote for who the party wishes to put forward. By all means, vote for whoever you wish to vote for in the general election.




Hey man, I do understand how elections work in my state- perhpas not how the parties work nationally, but then I don't care about it.

In my state the populace votes for the party's candidates- they are not chosen by the party per se (unless they only allow one candidate). To vote, you must simply declare yourself to be a certain party, which I still say is stupid.




The only reason why its stupid is because there is more than one party in this country when there is only supposed to be one party which every candidate from that party should at least be running to uphold and protect a constitution that is sworn by oath by ever single American citizen from public and government. The greatness of our constitution is that it is a set a rules agreed upon by every American citizen to keep us free from corruption of central authority, and we implemented a government to protect the constitution from being neglected: ONE PARTY to uphold and protect the agreement amongst the people of this free nation.


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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: Mojo_Risin]
    #7526643 - 10/17/07 04:29 AM (16 years, 3 months ago)

In an earlier post in this thread, I said:

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I think a lot of professional politic types are underestimating the draw that Paul has with a traditionally apathetic demographic. The big question mark is still there; will these people backup their support and actually get out and vote?




Thanks for making my point:

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Regarding the voting registration link, thanks, but my state or county (prolly county) won't allow registration online- and I have no printer- thus I'll have to drive in unless I can get someone to mail one to me (which I prolly could- but prolly not worth it).




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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: Seuss]
    #7527361 - 10/17/07 11:39 AM (16 years, 3 months ago)

Indeed he made your point about having concern of the apathy out there. He never even told us if he bothered to at least look at the link to see if he even needs to re-register in his state or not. He may not have too.

I was referring to the "active" supporters that are guaranteed to be there at the polls no mater what it takes. Because turn out for the primaries is typically so pathetically low, the committed active supporters have a high probability of sweeping it.

Some other cool and encouraging RP news, that is new. He just raised another One Million dollars on line for this quarter already.

he got his first KICK ASS, great interview on the FOX Business network. They were nice, asked great questions, and let him answer them. The rest in the past, were all hit jobs to varying degrees. They are coming around to Paul there.



He also took the lead yesterday in the house to create an uprising against funding the war, other then supporting the costs of re-deploying the troops back home. He's got 88 house members behind him now.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/thenation/20071016/cm_thenation/1243293

If anyone wants to be kept up better on his campaign, and what some active supporters are up too, you'll love this forum. Best source for RP info and action on the net.

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/index.php


Mad town.

The plan you presented from Obama is nice, and old if I recall. In the democratic debates a few weeks ago, he would not commit to having all of the troops out by 2013. Said it on national TV. he's a flip flopping fence sitter IMO.

I'm tired of the " it will be a chaotic blood bath" excuse if we leave now. Hundreds of thousands of Iraqis killed, thousands of U.S. soldiers killed, tens of thousands of U.S. soldiers seriously injured, millions of families displaced and left homeless.

IT IS A CHAOTIC BLOOD BATH with us there now.

We've done enough damage to that country, our military and budget, and human lives. If the Iraqis really want their political, democratic freedom, they can rise up and take it for themselves. They've been doing jack shit for the most part during all of these years we paved the way for them, to do it for themselves.

Whats happening now is that, the citizens that were in support of our occupation are now joining the insurgents. These are people with high titles. They want us out. We are only creating MORE enemies of our state by staying there.

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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: gettinjiggywithit]
    #7527545 - 10/17/07 12:27 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

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Indeed he made your point about having concern of the apathy out there. He never even told us if he bothered to at least look at the link to see if he even needs to re-register in his state or not. He may not have too.




I allready said I couldn't register online, and yes I would have to reregister to vote in the primary, as I'm now registered as an independant. I have allready said I understand how my state/county works and you can't register online, and if you can't print out a form to mail in (as I don't have a printer), you'd have to drive into town, or a courthouse, to register as a republican. Calm down everybody, I'm jsut saying its a waste of time, not that I won't vote in the primary.

I live in Ohio, if you think you can find a way to reregister or change your party affiliation, for me in ohio, I'll eat my shoe.


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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: gettinjiggywithit]
    #7527685 - 10/17/07 01:06 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

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Mad town.

The plan you presented from Obama is nice, and old if I recall. In the democratic debates a few weeks ago, he would not commit to having all of the troops out by 2013. Said it on national TV. he's a flip flopping fence sitter IMO.

I'm tired of the " it will be a chaotic blood bath" excuse if we leave now. Hundreds of thousands of Iraqis killed, thousands of U.S. soldiers killed, tens of thousands of U.S. soldiers seriously injured, millions of families displaced and left homeless.

IT IS A CHAOTIC BLOOD BATH with us there now.

We've done enough damage to that country, our military and budget, and human lives. If the Iraqis really want their political, democratic freedom, they can rise up and take it for themselves. They've been doing jack shit for the most part during all of these years we paved the way for them, to do it for themselves.

Whats happening now is that, the citizens that were in support of our occupation are now joining the insurgents. These are people with high titles. They want us out. We are only creating MORE enemies of our state by staying there.





Thats not "old".

That is from Obama's campaign website's "Issues" section. Anyone who watched the debate could tell you that Obama said he would not guarantee that every single one of the troops would be gone from there by the end of his first term. He's said that he'll keep diplomatic and humanitarian troops there past that date.

Is this unreasonable to you? Do you really want to see Iraqi kids dying in hospitals because the doctors that could save them are sitting on their ass at Rammstein in Germany? What kind of attitude is that?

And you say it is a bloodbath now. I will not argue that with you. That is absolutely correct. I am 100% against The War. I have never been pro-war, and I'm the most stringently Anti-Bush guy you will ever meet. But if you do not think that removing all the American troops immediately would not lead to mass slaughter on a scale that DWARVES anything we've seen so far, THAT is absolutely incorrect.

Yes, American soldiers are being killed now. Many times as many Iraqis are being killed. Exponentially more Iraqi civilians are being killed. Many other Iraqi's would very much like to kill their neighbor, but will not while there is a power there who will do something about it. Namely, the Americans.

The Iraqi government is not a stabilizing force. They have NO power. They are completely irrelevent in security terms. Literally the only thing currently keeping even some semblence of order there are American troops. Nobody is saying we don't need to get out of there. Every minute that we are there breeds further resentment among the Iraqi people and the World at large. But if we pull-out immediately, and the result is a GINORMOUS slaughter of Iraqis, by Iraqis, the recriminations will be much louder and the end result much worse.

You HAVE to realize this. Actions have repercussions. The current situation is a result of actions we've taken in the past. The current situation is bad, but do not think for a second that it cannot get much much worse.


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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: Madtowntripper]
    #7527722 - 10/17/07 01:14 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

hmm, I might be dumber than I thought, they asked me to register previously as a particular party and I was sure th eparty was to limit you to that primary, ut the sos says you can vote as whatever:

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Do I declare my political party affiliation when I register?

No. Under Ohio law, your political party affiliation is determined by the ballot you cast in a partisan primary election.




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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: johnm214]
    #7527843 - 10/17/07 01:40 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

> hmm, I might be dumber than I thought,

Nope, Ohio is an open primary, thus you do not have to publicly register as a party member to vote in their primary. However, you can only vote in one primary.


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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: Madtowntripper]
    #7527929 - 10/17/07 02:05 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

Paul will keep political diplomats there as well-but to establish friendly trade agreements-NOT to force our beliefs onto their culture. The UN who supposedly called for this war, can take care of keeping the humanitarian groups there.

The Iraqis have had 6 years, to build up their military and police forces to take care of the insurgents. They have done shit with it. If we wait for them to step up to the plate, we'll NEVER be out of there. We are being used and abused over there.

Our occupation of the middle east is creating more insurgents by the day. They want us out of their region.

In my 39 years of life, I have learned not to throw good money after bad money. You just create more bad with it.

Think of troops. They have to follow their orders. More and more by the day are realizing that the bureaucrats used our Military to go secure Oil rights for their Western Oil company buddies and are helping their Industrial Military complex buddies to become insanely wealthy off of us as well.

This is SOOOOO Wrong and not fair to the troops.

Time to bring them home, and time for the Iraqis to step up to the plate.

Though we both agree this bloodbath at an unprecedented cost needs to end, we disagree on exactly what should be done, and on who will get it done the quickest and the best for all involved.

For those who want the quickest with drawl, and what I beleive to be the quickest way to settle down, the sand storm we created over there, Paul is the candidate. For those who want an ambiguous phased withdraw from someone who can't commit to anything with certainty, there's plenty of candidates to choose from.

If Obama is your guy, then you need to be worried about getting Hillary out of his way right now, not Ron Paul. Obama has to make it through the democratic primaries first and get the parties nomination.

Obama will NEVER be my guy. I am opposed to nanny welfare states, higher taxes, Universal health care, and any candidate who is a member of the CFR.

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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: gettinjiggywithit]
    #7528318 - 10/17/07 03:52 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

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Paul will keep political diplomats there




No he won't. He will (at most) be a Congressman with no clout just like he always has been.


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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: Disco Cat]
    #7528372 - 10/17/07 04:06 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

I'm down with the draft!

For one, I'm too old to be effected by it,

but more importantly I think it would breed contempt for government in a large number of people.

I think the draft was a HUGE factor in the popularity of the counterculture in the 1960's. It motivated people to be pacifists because it was their ass on the line. It created an entire class of criminals who were just regular non-violent people and discredited the government for being too fascist. The draft did wonders for the anti-war movement, without it, no one would have cared.


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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: wps]
    #7528412 - 10/17/07 04:16 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

So you are in favor of slavery for other people to advance your political agenda. I think you can figure out what kind of person you are.


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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: zappaisgod]
    #7528430 - 10/17/07 04:21 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

I think I can figure out you have no sense of humor.


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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: wps]
    #7528529 - 10/17/07 04:53 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

I have a finely honed and open sense of humor. However, this shit has been spouted seriously by the Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee and there was no indication in your post that you were being the least bit facetious.


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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: zappaisgod]
    #7528531 - 10/17/07 04:54 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

Also by the last Democratic nominee for the presidency of the USA.


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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: zappaisgod]
    #7528668 - 10/17/07 05:29 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

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So you are in favor of slavery for other people to advance your political agenda. I think you can figure out what kind of person you are.




Yeah, I hear the same thing from so many people. They either like the draft to force contempt for the govt or they like the draft to force allegiance to it.

Both will be accomplished, yet niether should be forced upon someone. Just like private charity will almost certainly fill the void of tax and social program repeals (with far more satisfaction from those donating) should they occur, the military will continue to be filled by those who wish to profit or support the country.

It's wrong to force people to labor for your ends- yet its consistantly espoused under the banner of patriotism or other ends


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Re: Some Ron Paul [Re: zappaisgod]
    #7528789 - 10/17/07 06:09 PM (16 years, 3 months ago)

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Paul will keep political diplomats there




No he won't.  He will (at most) be a Congressman with no clout just like he always has been.




:lol:

Someone else has the skills to see into the future as well. This is what they found there.  I know you don't click on videos. This is for the amusement of others. Watch the ticker tape on the bottom. 



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