THE Ron Paul for President Thread..

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  • Kruzen
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    (Ron) Paulnomenon

    See how we combine ( Ron)Paul + Phenomenon?

    This word can be used to describe any positive gains made in any facet (the economy, personal life, world peace, even banging a lot of hoes, etc.) so long as Ron Paul has promoted liberty on that day. Liberty has far reaching effects, beyond what us lowly serfs can even envision - so its time to start documenting its benefits. Each day when something good happens catalog it on the internet so when Ron Paul is running for re-election in 2012 we can outline his positive effects on all of mankind by searching Google for this word.

    A few Examples of this word in action:

    [convo]
    Wife: Honey- the IRS called. They said you need to come down and pickup your federal income tax settlement check and apology letter before they demolish the headquaters on Tuesday.
    Husband: why are they closing down?
    wife: idk its a paulnomenon

    [convo2]
    Father: How is it going son?
    Son: Not so good the teacher told me that capitalism caused the great depression and the government must regulate the economy
    Father: that waffleswaffleswaffleswaffles - its okay though the department of education is being liquidated tomorrow and she will be on the street sucking dicks for quaters.
    Son: thats paulnomenonal!

    [convo3]
    Scene - Econ101
    boy: so thats why I think a return to the gold standard is needed
    girl: idk why but i find fiat currency to be so unsexy
    girl: my loins are burning with a fire that only your semen can quench
    boy: why?
    girl: its a paulnomenon - take me now hard and fast like the exponential GDP growth of our nation under our new lassiez-faire system ( championed by ron paul)

    etc.

    So remember folks, liberty has benefits that we cannot even comprehend at times - but this term will help you put mysterious fringe benefits of liberty into context. Rons got these bitches quaking in their boots and he won’t hesitate to strike it up on your behalf.

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  • JPL
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    Originally posted by Mot
    Barack Osama 08 ! We need a brother to fix this shit.
    Matt 08 ! We need an albino to fix this shit?

    Insert clever p-shopped picture here:

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  • kolunda
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    I will vote for Ron Paul. You can say what you want but he has simple ideas to bring our country into a much better situation than what it is in right now. I'd hardly call him a liar given his voting record, and while some of his policies won't get adopted, they will also be given a national spotlight for a number of years instead of forgotten the next day. Not voting for someone because they don't have a chance is a crock of shit IMO, vote for what you believe in and not because you have to side with mainstream ideas.

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  • BDSax
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    Mit Romney for me. But hes Mormon

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  • Tavern Gnome
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    It lined me up with Dennis Kucinich. Sounds about right :)

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  • der affe
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    the whole political system is corrupt, unfortunately. in the end though, independent parties don't wield enough power to make a formidable choice.

    he does have some very valad points, that being said, implementing them once he would be elected.....that is another story. you still have to get it through congress...and it's pork

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  • BDSax
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  • BDSax
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    Originally posted by Mot
    Barack Osama 08 ! We need a brother to fix this shit.
    im sorry, we dont need a muslim as our president. plus he is related to dick chaney

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  • Ryan Stewart
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    Originally posted by s0urce
    Maybe you can point me to the right candidate, the one which will keep all of their promises.
    Sure, Obama and Guliani will likely flop on a number of issues but at least their entire campaign isnt based on flat-out lies.

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  • der affe
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    and you were expecting DEEP POLITICAL thought and discussion......
    about things that will greatly affect everyone's future

    (even thought the president is more of a figurehead, the real power is in the house and the senate...he still does set the tone for policies)

    that would require independent thinking, instead of off the cuff quips and jabs ;)

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  • Tavern Gnome
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    Originally posted by seiferguy
    I'm not going to vote for Ron Paul because all of his supporters are fucking nutcases.
    deep.

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  • Dozyproductions
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    Originally posted by seiferguy
    I'm not going to vote for Ron Paul because all of his supporters are fucking nutcases.
    :roll:

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  • seiferguy
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    I'm not going to vote for Ron Paul because all of his supporters are fucking nutcases.

    Representative Tom Tancredo, another long-shot G.O.P. candidate, tells me that after a debate in New Hampshire, one of his staffers walked up to a guy in a shark costume and asked him if he was a Ron Paul supporter. "No. They're all nuts," replied the shark. "I'm just a guy in a shark suit."

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  • der affe
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    so how exactly is he going to abolish the IRS? a Value Added Tax (vat)? that would at least level the playing field for everyone. you are paying tax for everything you buy, but not a yearly tax. the cost of everything will go up, but if you think in the long term you will save $ in the end....if you are able to think in the long term and SAVE YOUR MONEY AND NOT SPEND EVERYTHING THAT YOU MAKE. not everyone spends everything they make, but under this system those that are financially irresponsible will suffer the greatest. IMHO fuck those people. the other benefit of this is that people who work "under the table" will also be paying tax, just like everyone else. you would be amazed just how much money could be generated by doing this. think of drug dealers, bartenders, foodworkers (waiters and waitresses), yard maintenance, illegal workers (illegal aliens). everone pays the same tax reguarless of income because they are taxed by what the buy.
    Last edited by der affe; 12-11-2007, 05:27 PM.

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  • atomic
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    Originally posted by s0urce
    I'm tired of giving a 3rd of my paycheck to the government to fund a war I don't support and contribute to our nations debt. That reason alone is enough to make me a Ron Paul Supporter. Abolish the IRS. Cut Spending, and leave my money in MY wallet.

    Wake up, read your constitution.

    /rant


    I would rather give 33% of my paycheck that ends up supporting a war (even though I dont totally agree with the war) than end up giving 42%, of my paycheck, like I did when Clinton was in office and no war !!

    I do need to research Ron Paul since I do not know enough about him. So far now I am sitting on the fence but I do know I always vote red ...

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