Why don't you like Ron Paul?

OGEvilgenius · Apr 25, 2012

UncleBuck said:
*abolishing public education
*opposing civil rights
*opposing the civil war
*unable to comprehend the 14th amendment
*considers jim crow laws, segregation, etc merely "bad things", but not unconstitutional
*racist newsletters for profit and lied about them
*fucks turtles
*would have no problem letting states prohibit cannabis
*would have no problem letting states decide for my wife
*considers my wife's use of the pill to be a problem
*consider sex for non- procreative reasons to be immoral
*fucks turtles
*king of pork, takes a ton of it (after voting against the budget, of course)
*thinks people should not live in areas where disasters could occur, i.e. 99% of the entire nation
*thinks victims of sexual harassment should just go get another job
*fucks turtles
*dupes naive college kids into sending him money bombs when he knows he is a loser
*not brave enough to run as an independent
*runs within the two party system even though he claims he is a revolutionary
*calls homosexuals "not acceptable"
*supports DOMA, which is unconstitutional
*does not support israel
*is against foreign aid, which nets us priceless information for minimal cost
*fucks turtles
*congressional insider trading

that's just what i could think of off the top of my head. i could go on.

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Ron Paul strongly opposed Jim Crow laws. He has personal beliefs, but he also strongly believes they shouldn't be government policy (see: His Christian views).

OGEvilgenius · Apr 25, 2012

tomahawk2406 said:
his education views blow huge dick as well

Leaving it to the State like it was left to up until a couple decades ago? Since the Feds have taken over American education has measurably declined, quite a lot in fact.

UncleBuck · Apr 25, 2012

tomahawk2406 said:
i'd love to see the gaps in american education with that novel idea.

subway university sounds like the america i want to live in.

lifegoesonbrah · Apr 25, 2012

UncleBuck said:
subway university sounds like the america i want to live in.

I don't want to live in an America that is repeating the housing bubble via education.

UncleBuck · Apr 25, 2012

sync0s said:
Weird when you consider how you got your rocks off with all that disinformation in the same post

i am facetious at a time or two, but there is no disinformation. challenge me at your own peril.

sync0s said:
1988

ran as libertarian, not independent.

UncleBuck · Apr 25, 2012

OGEvilgenius said:
Leaving it to the State like it was left to up until a couple decades ago? Since the Feds have taken over American education has measurably declined, quite a lot in fact.

he is on tape saying he wants to privatize all schools. he is like a comically old, frail, stupid ron swanson.

UncleBuck · Apr 25, 2012

OGEvilgenius said:
Ron Paul strongly opposed Jim Crow laws. He has personal beliefs, but he also strongly believes they shouldn't be government policy (see: His Christian views).

the civil rights act ended jim crow laws, he opposes it.

he considered what went on in the south (and elsewhere) at the time to be merely "bad things" and not unconstitutional. i have transcripts of him saying this at the ames debate last year.

sync0s · Apr 25, 2012

UncleBuck said:
i am facetious at a time or two, but there is no disinformation. challenge me at your own peril.

Challenge you over what? You know the things you said in that post that was disinformation. You've been explained why many times. You just refuse to step outside your straw man arguments.

UncleBuck said:
ran as libertarian, not independent.

Being that you don't consider libertarian independent, than there would be zero reason for him to run independent... because he isn't one.

UncleBuck · Apr 25, 2012

sync0s said:
Challenge you over what? You know the things you said in that post that was disinformation. You've been explained why many times. You just refuse to step outside your straw man arguments.

challenge me then.

sync0s said:
Being that you don't consider libertarian independent, than there would be zero reason for him to run independent... because he isn't one.

libertarian is libertarian and independent is independent. ron paul is a republican.

budlover13 · Apr 25, 2012

sync0s said:
He's not winning because of his foreign policy stance. Don't get to lost, now.

i can't even BEGIN to count the number of people (Conservatives and Liberals) that have stated that this is the ONLY reason they won't support him.

sync0s · Apr 25, 2012

UncleBuck said:
challenge me then.

*would have no problem letting states decide for my wife

The Straw Man Fallacy

Example: People who think abortion should be banned have no respect for the rights of women. They treat them as nothing but baby-making machines. That's wrong. Women must have the right to choose.

Canna Sylvan · Apr 25, 2012

tomahawk2406 said:
i'd love to see the gaps in american education with that novel idea.

My kids are home schooled and will beat any public or private school kid at any test.

abandonconflict · Apr 25, 2012

Canna Sylvan said:
My kids are home schooled and will beat any public or private school kid at any test.

I could have sworn that sentence would end with "and will beat up any public school kid".

UncleBuck · Apr 25, 2012

Canna Sylvan said:
My kids are home schooled and will beat any public or private school kid at any test.

but will they beat them in the non-tangibles of socialization and conformity?

budlover13 · Apr 25, 2012

UncleBuck said:
but will they beat them in the non-tangibles of socialization and conformity?

Socialization is important, but conformity? Something seriously wrong with our educational system teaching "conformity" imo. Although it does it's best at social engineering. Reminds me of socialist agendas.

UncleBuck · Apr 25, 2012

budlover13 said:
Socialization is important, but conformity? Something seriously wrong with our educational system teaching "conformity" imo. Although it does it's best at social engineering. Reminds me of socialist agendas.

go ahead and show up for a job interview in jeans and a t-shit and tell me conformity is not important to some degree.

edit: lol @ t-shit. i'm leaving that mistake.

budlover13 · Apr 25, 2012

UncleBuck said:
go ahead and show up for a job interview in jeans and a t-shit and tell me conformity is not important to some degree.

edit: lol @ t-shit. i'm leaving that mistake.

i like the mistake lol.

i disagree that we should HAVE to show up in a suit though. Guess it depends on the employer one is seeking and whatnot but that is less conformity and more social awareness i think. i've known many a hard worker who was also intelligent and can't stand suits. i happen to be one of them. Not saying i've never worn a suit to an interview, but it's sad that clean and respectable attire isn't always enough to make an employer take notice.

RyanTheRhino · Apr 26, 2012

UncleBuck said:
you're welcome for preserving the union.

you weren't born yet so would you care if you were confederate?. NO because that is the country you grew up in.

PS: fuck the confed

UncleBuck · Apr 26, 2012

budlover13 said:
i like the mistake lol.

i disagree that we should HAVE to show up in a suit though. Guess it depends on the employer one is seeking and whatnot but that is less conformity and more social awareness i think. i've known many a hard worker who was also intelligent and can't stand suits. i happen to be one of them. Not saying i've never worn a suit to an interview, but it's sad that clean and respectable attire isn't always enough to make an employer take notice.

being aware of social standards and fitting into them is conformity.

i don't like wearing suits either besides to a wedding. imagine my dilemma last year when i got an interview to work at a plant nursery and they blanked me on what attire i should show up in. i mean, who shows up for an interview at a working in the dirt place in a suit? i decided on the suit without jacket or tie and sleeves partially rolled up. i got the job.

budlover13 · Apr 26, 2012

UncleBuck said:
being aware of social standards and fitting into them is conformity.

i don't like wearing suits either besides to a wedding. imagine my dilemma last year when i got an interview to work at a plant nursery and they blanked me on what attire i should show up in. i mean, who shows up for an interview at a working in the dirt place in a suit? i decided on the suit without jacket or tie and sleeves partially rolled up. i got the job.

The necessity to fit into them is what i protest to. After all, aren't the majority non-gay, self-absorbed, judgemental, etc? Thereby making gays, unselfish, non-judgemental people non-conformist and/or abberant?

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