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Forum Post: Ron Lawl..Can He Win?

Posted 13 years ago on Oct. 12, 2011, 11:12 a.m. EST by commonsense9 (2)
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Main stream media ignores him even when he's wins in their polls. But does he have a chance of becoming President? And how do Black people feel about Ron Lawl?

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[-] 1 points by JeffBlock2012 (272) 13 years ago

Ron Paul epitomizes the saying "the truth shall set ye free, but first it shall piss ye off". A chance? yes of course. Everybody, even me, has a chance, however slim...

http://www.JeffBlock2012.com

[-] 0 points by jart (1186) from New York, NY 13 years ago

Ron Paul thinks the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was a bad idea, thinks racist attitudes toward black men are justified, is supported by supremacist organizations like Stormfront http://goo.gl/8rwlV

He kept donations from white supremacist organizations http://goo.gl/tjZfc

He quoted KKK founder on the House floor http://goo.gl/btkXH

He's participated in photo ops with the son of the founder of Stormfront, and KKK members have been involved in his presidential campaigns. http://goo.gl/dh09S

He is unabashedly anti-choice, and has defended big government attempts to limit women's reproductive rights. http://goo.gl/UHvYQ

[-] 0 points by equazcion (688) from New York, NY 13 years ago

Citing a series of small examples like photo ops and representing them as indicative of the whole? Isn't that what they call "propaganda"?

[-] 0 points by Uguysarenuts (270) 13 years ago

And he would have dumbasses like you shot

[-] -1 points by JeffBlock2012 (272) 13 years ago

He makes a point about civil rights that, for example, it should be up to a business owner to serve whoever he/she wants in his store/restaurant. He adds it could be a bad business decision, but it should be up to the owner. He's making a statement about limited government, and basically a theoretical statement, not a reality or practicality statement.

[-] 0 points by equazcion (688) from New York, NY 13 years ago

He doesn't have a chance. Ron Paul is like a radical enlightenment movement. He's brilliant, and right about everything, but being right and being popular are two very different, almost counterpoised things.