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Galileo
04-13-2009, 04:47 PM
Ron Paul on Somali Pirates

Please watch the video message from Dr. Paul

http://www.dailypaul.com/node/89612#comment-978668

DarrinS
04-13-2009, 05:18 PM
You know how you wish certain people would just -- go away?


Ron Paul is on my list of those people.

InRareForm
04-13-2009, 05:47 PM
why? is it because he makes too much sense?

boutons_deux
04-13-2009, 07:31 PM
RP has the luxury of being out of power and irrelevant, now and forever, so he can blather on.

Has RP looked at the map? He's saying a solution is don't send ships through there, it's too dangerous, which means send them around the southern tip of Africa. Good one, RP!! :lol

So what's his policy for "unfailing" the failed state of Somalia, aka, "changing our foreign policy"?

FaithInOne
04-14-2009, 08:37 AM
If only RP would trick the people by bullshitting them on his true opinions like Obama did during the campaign.

He could then get in office and do what he wanted.

If the people would ever open their ears and eyes as to what the fuck was going on in Washington, they would never come close to thinking Ron Paul was too crazy for the job. Being a student of history helps as well. Just think about that shit for one second before you reply. You all stay ignorant to the THIEVES and traitors yet you fear the noninterventionist :rollin

Marcus Bryant
04-14-2009, 09:21 AM
The funny thing is that last year Ron Paul ran for the presidency advocating a small federal government, free enterprise, and a stricter interpretation of the Constitution which maximizes individual liberty in the presidential primary of a party full of individuals who claim to be for a small federal government, free enterprise, and a stricter interpretation of the Constitution which maximizes individual liberty and got 3% of the vote.

Jesus is my friend!
04-14-2009, 09:26 AM
Say what you want about all those asshats as long as Bush is gone I can sleep at night! :tu

angrydude
04-14-2009, 11:32 AM
The funny thing is that last year Ron Paul ran for the presidency advocating a small federal government, free enterprise, and a stricter interpretation of the Constitution which maximizes individual liberty in the presidential primary of a party full of individuals who claim to be for a small federal government, free enterprise, and a stricter interpretation of the Constitution which maximizes individual liberty and got 3% of the vote.


Yes, but his economic/social positions were not why he lost.

He lost because he opposed Iraq and Republicans would have none of it.

Marcus Bryant
04-14-2009, 01:12 PM
Once upon a time Republicans were generally opposed to such action. Recall Dole's "Democrat wars" line that got him into trouble.

braeden0613
04-14-2009, 06:29 PM
The funny thing is that last year Ron Paul ran for the presidency advocating a small federal government, free enterprise, and a stricter interpretation of the Constitution which maximizes individual liberty in the presidential primary of a party full of individuals who claim to be for a small federal government, free enterprise, and a stricter interpretation of the Constitution which maximizes individual liberty and got 3% of the vote.
:bang Tell me about it.