I know I'm calling down the fury of Ron Paul's internet based legion with this...but fuck 'em if they can't take a joke (click to enlarge).
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I realized that my Anti-War views, as strong as they, can't take second to so many of my other beliefs.... There's a fine balance. Plus, after I saw Congressman Paul on Meet the Press, I was like, this Dude is NUTS!
Personally, I have no problems with insane candidates, in and of themselves. I followed Tancredo's campaign fairly closely, since he was entertaining, in a scary way.
Actually, I'll sum up my objections to all US candidates in a post soon, I think.
Crap. Deleted previous comment because I was foolishly commenting while telling my son how to remove his skate trucks and my comment was rife with typos.
What I meant to say was:
I'm not a Paulbot so I found it ironically amusing. But then, I find most of 'our' (said with derision) candidates ironically amusing.
They do have that quality, irony. I just happen to move in a lot of the same cirlces as Ron Paul supporters (anti-war libertarians, conspiracy theorists, the internets) so he is slightly more often the target of my vitriol.
That and I love riling the most cult-like of his supporters.
I think you meant stormfront.org? And while they certainly seem to like him - which is, I suppose, telling - what gives you the impression that he likes them?
Coincidentally, I was saying to a friend last night that Paul strikes me as being on the verge of coming out with some oh-he-IS-a-nutjob-after-all material at any moment. I propose a betting pool. I will split my bet between Holocaust revisionism and the hollow Earth. Any takers for some random UFO theory?
Hmm. Stormfront.com seem to be some sort of art/production company. I shall have the artist of this piece duly whipped.
As for nutjobs, I take the well trod route of International Bankers and the Bilderbergers/CFR seeking to create a New World Order. Its hardly as exciting as Reptilians and interdimensional conspiracies, but the old ones still have staying power.
He's not pro-stormfront. He wants the government out of marriage, and he doesn't ignore the inherent contradiction in claiming to be pro-peace while supporting lethal ageism in the womb.
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I realized that my Anti-War views, as strong as they, can't take second to so many of my other beliefs.... There's a fine balance. Plus, after I saw Congressman Paul on Meet the Press, I was like, this Dude is NUTS!
Yeah.
Personally, I have no problems with insane candidates, in and of themselves. I followed Tancredo's campaign fairly closely, since he was entertaining, in a scary way.
Actually, I'll sum up my objections to all US candidates in a post soon, I think.
Crap. Deleted previous comment because I was foolishly commenting while telling my son how to remove his skate trucks and my comment was rife with typos.
What I meant to say was:
I'm not a Paulbot so I found it ironically amusing. But then, I find most of 'our' (said with derision) candidates ironically amusing.
They do have that quality, irony. I just happen to move in a lot of the same cirlces as Ron Paul supporters (anti-war libertarians, conspiracy theorists, the internets) so he is slightly more often the target of my vitriol.
That and I love riling the most cult-like of his supporters.
I think you meant stormfront.org?
And while they certainly seem to like him - which is, I suppose, telling - what gives you the impression that he likes them?
Coincidentally, I was saying to a friend last night that Paul strikes me as being on the verge of coming out with some oh-he-IS-a-nutjob-after-all material at any moment. I propose a betting pool. I will split my bet between Holocaust revisionism and the hollow Earth. Any takers for some random UFO theory?
Hmm. Stormfront.com seem to be some sort of art/production company. I shall have the artist of this piece duly whipped.
As for nutjobs, I take the well trod route of International Bankers and the Bilderbergers/CFR seeking to create a New World Order. Its hardly as exciting as Reptilians and interdimensional conspiracies, but the old ones still have staying power.
He's not pro-stormfront. He wants the government out of marriage, and he doesn't ignore the inherent contradiction in claiming to be pro-peace while supporting lethal ageism in the womb.
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