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Obama Will Not Withdraw Troops From Iraq

Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by carpro, Apr 4, 2008.

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  1. poncho

    poncho Well-Known Member

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    Then why did you bother to support Ron Paul at all? His views are diameterically opposed to the three neoliberals we're being forced to choose from one of whom you now support.

    Why did you defect to the dark side so easily? Explain yourself mister!

    (dark side is a reference to the force in Star Wars for those amongst us who are overly politically correct)
     
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  2. Bro. Curtis

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    I really hate to pig pile on Ken, but yeah, what poncho said.

    Ron Paul has not dropped out. He stated to Glenn Beck that he still had a few million dollars to spend. Remember, buddy,


    ".....prayer of the righteous man availeth much......"


    I don't care if I'm the last Ron Paul guy left, I'm not putting one of these creeps in.
     
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    Or a reference to those who wanted to see Houston Nutt replaced as the head football coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks. :)
     
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    Not on civil liberties and foreign policy.

    Resistance proved futile. I was assimilated. I am liberal. :laugh:
     
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  5. poncho

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    You ain't the last Ron Paul guy yet Bro! :smilewinkgrin:

    And Ken here's what Ron Paul has to say about your new neoliberal hero...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sN9E3TIbRNU
     
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    Some folks are moved by "emphasis" more than others I reckon. It's cool though I understand that taking a stand against tyranny isn't everybodies cup of tea. Especially when the tyrants are so convincing in their "emphasis".

    Paul and Obama's views on civil liberties and foreign policy couldn't possibly be further apart. Obama would seek a "consensus" among the elite about which civil liberties they should allow us to keep where Paul still feels that citizens unalienable rights aren't for them to decide. Paul is an anti internventionist such as were our founding fathers. Obama is an elitist minnion who'll strive to maintain and expand the empire for his masters benefit (and his own) to the detriment of our republic.

    If that's what makes one proud to be a liberal or democrat or republican or whatever moniker these anti american internationalists tag on themselves count me out brother. I'm all American and conservative all the time!

    You won't see me siding with these traitors "whole hog"...ever, for any reason.
     
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