Ron Paul is only hope for real change...

reply to post by mal1970


You are telling me it is wrong to think in terms of party affiliation, YET you are calling all collectivists wrong and furthermore destructive. You are comparing apples to oranges without really understanding a single world you preach.

Socialism and communism are not equal. Further the communist manifesto got lots of things wrong which enables the confusion to persist up till today. Countless funds have been spent demonising the left, constant fear of getting nuked, millions lost fighting socialism/communism when the real devil was capitalism to begin with.

Capitalism as in a private economy. Everything is private in a capitalist nation, just like everything is public in a socialist/communist nation. And as if capitalism is not loaded with exploitation they even reward the lousy companies with tax-payer money.

Do you not feel ripped-off and cheated in every possible way?

I don't fear any big government just for the sake of being big. Sure it is wasteful that way, but when it is big to protect the status-quo which is big business and masonry, then yeah it is really, really, evil.

The left fights the status-quo. Always has and always will! The reason it has been so lame(especially in the west) is because the billionares and trillionares spend lots of their money in propaganda campaigns that are a million times more effective than the nazi machine.

The left is pro-enviroment, pro-unions, decent wages/salaries, anti covert organisations, anti religious fanaticism, for wealth caps, anti racism, pro social welfare, etc.

The right is the exact antithesis. I am sorry bro(as though I need to be ) but I am neither wealthy enough nor stupid enough TO EVER join the right. Take that to your friendly bank and make an interest deposit!

Ron Paul would make the USA strong, unlike obama or romney. Just same old stuff with those 2...


Old boss meet the new boss same as the old boss.

reply to post by ModernAcademia

Every respectable economist disagrees with him?
Really???

every mainstream economist missed the 2008 crisis,
every main stream economist is taught the same thing,
if doing the exact same thing over and over again with the same ineviatable crash at the end is sane then please continue,

truth is economics is a cult, and you must reafirm what the cult says or you will no longer be part of the cult.

why if theses Main Stram guys is right do we have bubble after bubble after bubble,
resulting in crash after crash after crash?

comon guy,

xploder

no

potus is not very powerful

look at what boehner did to obama over the debt ceiling

paul would get chewed up and spit out

reply to post by syrinx high priest


Obama is part of the same team.


Ron Paul is on the other team... The team fighting for the people. The actual people and not the TPTB.

Watch this if you don't believe in Ron Paul, and argue some points please.

Originally posted by syrinx high priest
no

potus is not very powerful

look at what boehner did to obama over the debt ceiling

paul would get chewed up and spit out

Who's going to chew him up?

Most congress people get up in the morning and stick up a finger to see which way the wind is blowing. They can feel it blowing away from the Fed Res and their Wall Street buddies and towards the tens of thousands of people showing up at Ron Paul's rallies. They will bend with that wind or they will break.

www.ronpaulforums.com...

"Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) is going to get his congressional hearing on Federal Reserve reform, with a little help from his friends in the House.

The Financial Services Subcommittee on Domestic Monetary Policy and Technology, which Paul chairs, will hold a hearing Tuesday morning to examine six legislative proposals that either reform or abolish the Federal Reserve System.

The six bills are sponsored by a bi-partisan cast of characters that include Paul, Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio), Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.), Rep. Mike Pence (R-Ind.), Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-Ohio) and Rep. Kevin Brady (R-Texas).

“More and more people are beginning to understand just how destructive the Federal Reserve's monetary policy has been. I hope that this hearing will kick start a serious discussion on the need to rein in the Fed,” Paul said."

reply to post by frazzle


I don't think Ron Paul can be chewed up and spit out as easy as people would like to believe...

He's made it this far, If it was that easy he wouldn't have made it this far with this much support.