2012-01-24, 07:49 AM
well so far, this is what I've read on the reddit link you posted
-Ron Paul wants to get rid of the immunity from the law the TSA has for invasive pat downs that was titled on Reddit "Ron Paul goes nuts defending his kid".
http://dailycaller.com/2012/01/23/ron-pa...f-control/
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-Then I read "Some of the best Constitutional History I've seen yet" which was also about the TSA.
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-"Libertarian Illusions" was about how Ron Paul is good at painting a pretty picture which is why youth like him so much. I thought the article was way too extreme and generalized far too much.
"Libertarians hold that individual liberty should never be sacrificed in the pursuit of other values or causes. Compassion, justice, civic responsibility, honesty, decency, humility, respect, and even survival of the poor, weak, and vulnerable -- all are to take a back seat."
I mean woah there. Accusing a group of people that they aren't compassionate, responsible, or honest seems a bit much.
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I skipped over some articles like "Paultards attack rick santorum rally", "Attention whore throws tantrum, gets free press", "Ron Paul's favorite veteran has a criminal record", and "Ron Paul supporters photoshop Ron Paul kissing a black baby". Those kind of articles are not something I am interested in as they mean absolutely nothing and are something I think belongs in The National Enquirer.
If you can give me some real info on why one of Ron Paul's policys are wrong, that would be a lot more meaningful to me. So far, I haven't seen anything not worth praising. What I'm looking for is "Ron Paul's decision to bring our troops home is wrong because (reason goes here)" or "Ron Paul should support the TSA because (reason goes here)".
-Ron Paul wants to get rid of the immunity from the law the TSA has for invasive pat downs that was titled on Reddit "Ron Paul goes nuts defending his kid".
http://dailycaller.com/2012/01/23/ron-pa...f-control/
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-Then I read "Some of the best Constitutional History I've seen yet" which was also about the TSA.
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-"Libertarian Illusions" was about how Ron Paul is good at painting a pretty picture which is why youth like him so much. I thought the article was way too extreme and generalized far too much.
"Libertarians hold that individual liberty should never be sacrificed in the pursuit of other values or causes. Compassion, justice, civic responsibility, honesty, decency, humility, respect, and even survival of the poor, weak, and vulnerable -- all are to take a back seat."
I mean woah there. Accusing a group of people that they aren't compassionate, responsible, or honest seems a bit much.
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I skipped over some articles like "Paultards attack rick santorum rally", "Attention whore throws tantrum, gets free press", "Ron Paul's favorite veteran has a criminal record", and "Ron Paul supporters photoshop Ron Paul kissing a black baby". Those kind of articles are not something I am interested in as they mean absolutely nothing and are something I think belongs in The National Enquirer.
If you can give me some real info on why one of Ron Paul's policys are wrong, that would be a lot more meaningful to me. So far, I haven't seen anything not worth praising. What I'm looking for is "Ron Paul's decision to bring our troops home is wrong because (reason goes here)" or "Ron Paul should support the TSA because (reason goes here)".