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Off Topic => Everything Else => Debate Den => Topic started by: VulturEMaN on October 16, 2007, 09:09:37 am
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yea.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/10/15/politics/washingtonpost/main3366773.shtml
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I've been intrigued by Ron Paul for a little while now
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I'd rather support a real candidate, thx.
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yea i'm not supporting him, but it will be intruiging to see how many actual votes he gets in states.
i wish i didn't know that hillary is gonna win :(
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ehhh, I wouldn't count on the Clinton thing. Sure, she's in the lead right now, but I really think (hope) the Democrats are going to be smart enough not to nominate her.
I mean, it's really a statement that while 47% of Democrats support her bid, 49% of people directly oppose her.
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Hillary won't win..
It would be hilarious if Ron Paul won.. =p
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Hillary won't win..
Oh, I really have no doubt in mind that if Hillary is nominated, she will be our first female president.
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Hillary won't win..
It would be hilarious if Ron Paul won.. =p
Oh, yes. A president who gives a sh** about the Constitution? It would be funny.
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I'd rather support a real candidate, thx.
How did you find out that Ron Paul doesn't exist?
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Hillary won't win..
Oh, I really have no doubt in mind that if Hillary is nominated, she will be our first female president.
Same. When Hillary wins I am going to blow my brains out.
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Hillary won't win..
Oh, I really have no doubt in mind that if Hillary is nominated, she will be our first female president.
Same. When Hillary wins I am going to blow my brains out.
I'd rather have her than any of the Republicans that are running. :P
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I've found Paul to be more of a libertarian
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I'd rather have a fake ron paul that is willing to throw a nuke on bush's house and then make buddybuddy with the other countries than have hillary try and act like all of bush's mistakes are really hers.
It doesn't matter whose mistakes they are. Just fkin fix em :P
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If Hilary is elected into office she'll be the first women in the Clinton administration to be behind the desk instead of under it.
Haha. I support Mike Gravel personally. He is a good guy. Pro-prostitution, pro-legalization, yeah! It will be nice to be able to buy pot legally =p
*bumps Kevin*
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If Hilary is elected into office she'll be the first women in the Clinton administration to be behind the desk instead of under it.
Haha. I support Mike Gravel personally. He is a good guy. Pro-prostitution, pro-legalization, yeah! It will be nice to be able to buy pot legally =p
*bumps Kevin*
Pro Prostitution and pro legalization?
No thanks.
Unless by leagalization, you mean *just* marijuana. If that is so, sure.
But not that other stuff.
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If Hilary is elected into office she'll be the first women in the Clinton administration to be behind the desk instead of under it.
Haha. I support Mike Gravel personally. He is a good guy. Pro-prostitution, pro-legalization, yeah! It will be nice to be able to buy pot legally =p
*bumps Kevin*
Pro Prostitution and pro legalization?
No thanks.
Unless by leagalization, you mean *just* marijuana. If that is so, sure.
But not that other stuff.
Can we move this to the debate den so I can debate?
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Pro Prostitution and pro legalization?
No thanks.
Unless by leagalization, you mean *just* marijuana. If that is so, sure.
But not that other stuff.
I do not necessarily advocate prostitution, but the whole point is that the government should have no say in what goes on in your bedroom. If you want to sell your body out to strange men and women then that is your business and nobody elses. Prostitution in Nevada is legalized, and the prostitutes are carefully monitored and checked for STDs regularly and are required to always use condoms, even though they are not fool proof better than nothing. Like I said, I don't support prostitution in itself, but what goes on in someone else's bedroom is of no business of the state. That is as long as sexual activity is consensual. You can't legislate morality. It just doesn't work.
And yeah, of course I mean marijuana. Pot has very many medicinal properties. Drugs such as meth, crack, etc are dangerous and should stay illegal. They have no positive qualities to them at all. And think about this, alcohol is much worse then pot. How many people die in car accidents for smoking weed compared to people drinking alcohol. I come from a family ruined by alcoholism. I can speak from personal experience.
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he wasn't invited to the next democratic debate. he's as good as gone.
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He's going for the Republican nomination. I would hope he's not at the next Democratic debate :p
Anyway, I'd say Ron Paul is the first truely Republican candidate to come around in a long time. Unfortunately, electing him would put our country back into the stone ages, with the elimination of just about every aspect of Federal government that isn't explicitly stated in the Constitution. Of course, he wouldn't have the power to do that himself, with the whole checks and balances system, but he would do his best to prevent Congress from getting anything done that involves spending money.
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He's going for the Republican nomination. I would hope he's not at the next Democratic debate :p
Anyway, I'd say Ron Paul is the first truely Republican candidate to come around in a long time. Unfortunately, electing him would put our country back into the stone ages, with the elimination of just about every aspect of Federal government that isn't explicitly stated in the Constitution. Of course, he wouldn't have the power to do that himself, with the whole checks and balances system, but he would do his best to prevent Congress from getting anything done that involves spending money.
Yeah, that's his flaw. He's basically an anarchist. When he was interview by Colbert, he vowed to eliminate every government agency that was brought up.
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He's going for the Republican nomination. I would hope he's not at the next Democratic debate :p
Anyway, I'd say Ron Paul is the first truely Republican candidate to come around in a long time. Unfortunately, electing him would put our country back into the stone ages, with the elimination of just about every aspect of Federal government that isn't explicitly stated in the Constitution. Of course, he wouldn't have the power to do that himself, with the whole checks and balances system, but he would do his best to prevent Congress from getting anything done that involves spending money.
I believe Mike was referring to Mike Gravel. :P
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jeez cmonkey....i'm not that much of a noob (well compared to you I am prolly hahahahaha).
Even though Ron Paul is a little extreme on some issues, I believe that he could benefit the bloated gov't. There are wayyy too many random gov't related groups and other random nonsense of the like that allow for pure insanity for trying to stop an corrupt group.
wait....what?
dude...where's my car....
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Mike Gravel's being excluded from the October 30th MSNBC debate...
Washington is becoming more like Hollywood.
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If Hilary is elected into office she'll be the first women in the Clinton administration to be behind the desk instead of under it.
Haha. I support Mike Gravel personally. He is a good guy. Pro-prostitution, pro-legalization, yeah! It will be nice to be able to buy pot legally =p
*bumps Kevin*
I'm not that far left wing, sorry. :P
I see where you're coming from, it's just that I think those are insignificant issues. :P I support Obama, personally.
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http://www.redstate.com/blogs/drd6000/2007/oct/22/ron_paul_at_the_debate_a_real_republican_speaks
Views stated there aren't that bad imo
This where I kinda get leery of those quizzes that calculate who you should support and whatnot. Explanations as to why someone supports something is NOT always a black and white answer.
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I fell for ron paul. Sue me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1EFHgUXZaU
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