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PostPosted: Fri Aug 03, 2012 12:25 pm  
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So, in this thread, right-wingers support not one but three politicians who committed some of the most serious crimes we have punishments for (pedophilia, tax evasion and high treason).

Aestu doesn't understand that people are innocent until proven guilty.

Soles
Accused of having sexual relations with young men, but was never charged or convicted of these crimes in court... but Aestu and some kids say it happened, so it happened.

Romney
Accused by the ACLU-supporting, privacy-loving progressives, liberals, and Democrats of not paying taxes for 10 years. Despite having a team of accountants and several audits by the IRS (which is understandable considering his income), the Democrats are still making this charge without any evidence other than, "Some guy from Bain, whose name we won't say, said Romney didn't pay taxes for 10 years... although, we don't know if that's true." As Jon Stewart said, "... if you have to follow your claim with ‘I don’t know if that’s true,’ then shut up." As I said before, this is a poor attempt by the Democrats to create problems for Romney simply because Obama needs fake scandals at this point. McCain released two years of returns and that was fine... Romney released two years of returns and it's not enough. Why?

Obama
Because accusations and fabrications are more than enough to label people as 'guilty' of actions in Aestu's world...

* Obama is a cheater since the National Enquirer said he cheated on his wife.
* Obama's a compulsive liar since he's admitted to fabricating some parts of his autobiography -- he says for protecting the stories of those involved, but I'm going to say it's because he wanted to make a better story. (I said it so it must be true.)
* Obama's hiding the fact that he went to college as a 'Indonesian foreign national', and as such, he may have lied on his application for some financial advantage or could even be inelligible to be President since he gave us his citizenship.
* Obama's only documented college opinion is a six-page article in the Harvard Law Review. Some Americans have requested he release private papers and transcripts but Obama refused. His refusal is clear proof that he has some questionable opinions, likely espousing his support the for the destruction of America, how he hates the US Constitution, wants to kill all gay people, wishes the Federal government were overthrown by a bunch of Marxists, and that he's an avid supported of the writings of those from the Frankfurt School.
* Obama's a racist since he attended Rev. Wrights church for two decades and absorbed all the sermons of black liberation theology, only to later deny ever hearing any of them, and to ultimately leave the church for their relation ship with the church had "been strained by the divisive statements of Reverend Wright, which sharply conflict with our own views." Interesting how the statements were divisive when it was politically expedient to denounce them, but they weren't for the decades they sat in congregation.
* Obama's administration is guilty of a failed gun walking operation, Fast and Furious, in which the ATF continued to let weapons flow into Mexico under the supervision of the US Government, with no ability to track the weapons once outside the borders. These weapons have been used by drug cartels and linked to the murder of hundreds of Mexicans and an American border patrol agent. (Yes, you guys don't give a shit about the Mexicans that were murdered because they don't look like you, and you're all racists for it.) Obama, in order to cover his ass, exercised Executive Privilege to withhold documentation, that congress requested, which could've been used against Eric Holder and, ultimately, the Obama administration. It's worth mentioning that Obama was critical of George Bush for using Executive Privilege.

So, is Obama as bad as the other three guys on a moral or criminal level? If we're to play by the same rules, Aestu, then yes.


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PostPosted: Fri Aug 03, 2012 1:09 pm  
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PostPosted: Fri Aug 03, 2012 2:17 pm  
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Aestu wrote:
So I'm guessing you think OJ is innocent? Yes, no, Eturnal?

According to the outcome of his trial... yes, he's innocent.

Aestu wrote:
Soles has been charged by the local sheriff, the bar association, and the FBI - not Aestu.

You're saying the man has been charged with pedophila by three separate entities? Care to source that, because in all the articles I read, they state, "He has said the sexual accusations were "outrageous and completely false." While there is an active investigation, Soles has never been charged with any crimes related to the sexual accusations, and some accusers have at times given contradictory accounts and attempted to extort money from him." I've seen he's been charged with assault and other things, but nothing in regards to sexual assault, molestation, pedophelia, etc.

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Complaining Obama won't release papers he wrote back in his college dayz is a crybaby argument.

No, it's a parallel argument. You said, "Presidential candidates releasing their tax returns is nothing new, it's to be expected". Romney and McCain released two years of their tax returns in their respective races. Romney did what was expected of him yet, to the Democrats, it's not enough when it was perfectly enough for McCain. Why is it not enough now? I'll tell you why. Democrats thought they'd find an error they could hang Romney on so they wanted tax returns. Romney delivered two years. The Democrats didn't find any errors in those returns, so they want more. More returns means more chances to find a problem. "Tax Evasion" is the charge you made, but you have no way of backing that up. You're talking out your ass and you know it.

If unfounded allegations are enough to force Romney into release more tax returns than have already been released, then unfounded allegations are enough to force Obama into releasing his college transcripts.

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If the IRS had the capacity or inclination to catch tax evaders, tax evasion would not be rife. Nothing in that CNN article you linked indicated that Romney has been audited, and even if he were, there's ample reason to believe the IRS would be ineffectual because that's just how the fat cats want it.

I'm amused that you have so much faith in the government and it's ability to regulate and control all aspects of our lives, straight down to who can and can't have children, who can and can't buy old-model guns, and who should have control of a child in the event of a divorce... but you have little faith in the government when we're talking about the IRS and it's ability to audit tax returns.

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You have this, and a factually untrue claim (that he's been audited) to support your position. Since your position rests on a lot of stuff off Pravda and a claim that isn't even true, clearly it's invalid.

Factually untrue? You're the one saying R.C. Soles is a sexual predator based on the accusations of some kids, and that Mitt Romney is a tax-evader based on something Harry Reid said (and that's something Harry Reid doesn't even know is true). But the moment Mitt Romney said he has been audited, it's all lies. What?

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You're trying to compare this to Iran-Contragate.

FnF was a sting operation that went bad because a bunch of federal agencies refused to work together.
Iran-Contragate was Reagan helping terrorists kill American troops so he would get elected.

FnF began in 2006, under Bush - so why not blame Bush?
Why blame Obama, what did he have to get out of FnF?

Eric Holder, in 1995, said the government needs to brainwash people into thinking about gun control differently. Years later, Obama, rated as the most liberal US Senator according to the National Journal's 2007 ranking, starts running for Presidential office. I think the ranking is an important detail since it's generally accepted that liberals and progressives want strict gun control. In fact, in 2011, Obama met with Sarah Brady to talk about gun control, and Sarah Brady recalled, "I just want you to know that we are working on it. We have to go through a few processes, but under the radar." Why would he say this? Well, In April 2009, Obama said, "More than 90% of the guns recovered in Mexico come from the United States... we need to stop the south-bound flow of guns and cash... and we're committed to working with Mexico."

90% of weapons recovered in Mexico... that's a large number. With it he should be able to start talking about gun control in an open dialog but later that year, his administration starts running a program was designed to increase the number of weapons recovered in Mexico, increase the number of US weapons used in the commission of a crime and to increase the inflow of weapons and cash to Mexico. It just makes no sense. You allegedly have a large percentage of recovered weapons to cite, why would you need to increase them? Perhaps this, along with executive orders, is the "under the radar" approach Obama was referring to? Well, it turns out that 90% figure was wrong.

From Wikipedia (so you can check all the sources yourself):
However, following a review by the U.S. Office of the Inspector General (OIG) on September 2010, the ATF admitted that “the 90% figure cited to Congress could be misleading because it applied only to the small portion of Mexican crime guns that are traced.”[18] During this 2010 review by the OIG, the ATF could not provide updated information on the percentage of traced Mexican crime guns that were sourced to (that is, found to be manufactured in or imported through) the United States,[18]. The November 2010 OIG analysis of ATF data suggest a low percentage of successful weapons traces, ranging from 27% to 44%.[22] In February 2011, Stratfor Global Intelligence calculated the number to be situated between 12% and 48%, and reported almost 90 percent of the guns seized in Mexico in 2008 were not traced back to the United States.[23]

Did Obama know that the 90% figure was wrong prior to his use? Who knows. We know the OIG and Stratfor used drastically different numbers from what the President used. What could Obama have done differently? He could've run his program similarly to President Bush's program...

Wide Receiver was President Bush's gunrunning program from 2006-2007 and was meant to track the people transporting weapons from the United States into Mexico. ATF set up surveillance shops in some gun stores and tracked purchases. The Mexican Government was to work together with ATF to recapture the runners once they made it into Mexico... but, that never happened. When the Bush Administration realized that guns were disappearing, they shut the program down. Many of the guns were recovered... it was only a few dozen that went missing. Eric Holder's DOJ followed up on the program in 2010 and charged several people with crimes.

Fast and Furious was supposed to take out the king-pins and not the individual runners. Fast and Furious had little coordination with the local gun shops and, based on the response from Mexican officials (and like I mentioned before), had little coordination (if any) with the Mexican government, although he said in an earlier video that he'd work with them. This operation let nearly four times the weapons cross into Mexico track the sale of the supposed to be monitored on the Mexican side by some in the Mexican government. Of the 2000+ guns that went to Mexico, about 20% have been accounted for... the rest are lost.

Obama's Administration went after Bush's operation -- which was much smaller and better managed, but Obama used Executive Privilege to protect his own botched operation. If his administration did no wrong then why would Obama use a tactic (EP) he criticized Bush on? Maybe they knew they were lying when they used the 90% figure? Maybe they had some documents which would've exposed the motives? Maybe they hoped the FnF operation would've gone on longer and done more damage so the President and DOJ could push for greater gun restrictions?

Aestu wrote:
Even if Obama were 100% responsible for the mess, it STILL wouldn't be comparable to conspiring with terrorists to win an election.

Conspiring with terrorists to win an election or effectively handing Mexican drug cartels thousands of weapons in hopes the American public would be "brainwashed" into thinking differently about guns and handing away more of their rights... both are pretty evil. I'm guessing you don't see FnF as much of an issue because, 1) You don't like the south and this is a southern problem and 2) Mexicans are mostly suffering from the gun sales, and you're racist towards them.

PS: This entire, "Hey, let's look at something and twist it around to vilify people" is really fun! Thanks for the new game, Aestu!
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 Post subject: Re: The Media's Role in Perpetuating Mass Shootings
PostPosted: Fri Aug 03, 2012 3:34 pm  
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Arguing that not releasing tax returns is justified because something might be embarrassing is proof that you're biased beyond reason. The entire POINT of the system is to find bad stuff. The very fact you think that bad stuff in there wouldn't be an obstacle to being president proves you don't give a shit about what would be good for this country or who is or isn't a crook, just about your own BS.

Soles is guilty as sin. Period. It's not "a bunch of children" making accusations, it's the bar, sheriffs, and FBI, all independently, with a lot of documentation. Five pages ago you were going on about how anti-gun people don't have enough sympathy for victims. Now we have REAL victims, not hypothetical victims, and all of a sudden you couldn't care less. Again, BS.

With your bit about Obama and guns, you're trying to emulate the style of academic writing, but you don't turn your Googled citations into a cogent argument. None of what you say proves Obama caused the problem, only that he identified it and appears to have tried to fix it.

The pardon to Holden seems to have been intended to insulate him from being prosecuted for the same reason, having initially permitted the continuation of the program that had begun during Bush, but slammed the brakes and demanded an investigation when it got out of control, then blamed for political reasons. That is to say, by the same people who insisted Soles was anti-gun when the truth was the opposite. If it's not so then what was Holden's actual motivation?

You're trying to take a statement Obama made about the need to fix the situation, other bits about how the FBI (comprised mostly of officials who got their tenure before Obama and probably before Bush as well) fucked up and trying to argue that because Obama said there is a problem, and argue that because there is a problem, therefore, Obama caused the problem. You say Bush's was better managed - why? Well then again you're so biased you think it doesn't matter if a GOP candidate broke the law, so there goes that question.

And because in your warped world, any bad the GOP does, must be matched by some equally bad thing by the Dems, who are of course even worse, you turn the whole thing into a crazy plot by Obama to give the Mexicans guns.

So, yeah, Round 2 over.

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You're trying to get through to people who think Paul is an inveterate racist.


He is.

Willful ignorance is the substance and bedrock of your entire political viewpoint. Everything you believe has been shot to pieces time and again, yet you continue to believe things and can never quite seem to articulate why.

You have no place saying it's futile "getting through" to anyone. You talk like you have all the answers yet you are provably a 100% ignorant person. The definition of 100% ignorance being, you have literally no knowledge about anything whatsoever (you have never read a book or foreign newspaper, know little about your own government and nothing at all about foreign countries, and you even support bills that mean the opposite of what you believe they mean, e.g., that power plant bill a few months ago) yet have opinions all the same.


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Aestu wrote:
The entire POINT of the system is to find bad stuff. The very fact you think that bad stuff in there wouldn't be an obstacle to being president proves you don't give a shit about what would be good for this country or who is or isn't a crook, just about your own BS.

Answer these:
Do you acknowledge that Romney released two years of tax returns?
Do you acknowledge that the Democrats didn't find any fault with the tax returns?
Why were two years of tax returns acceptable for McCain but not Romney?
What credible evidence is there to suggest Romney was doing bad stuff in his unreleased tax returns?

Aestu wrote:
Soles is guilty as sin. Period. It's not "a bunch of children" making accusations, it's the bar, sheriffs, and FBI, all independently, with a lot of documentation.

I asked for your sources once before. If the police and/or FBI had a 'lot of documentation' to prove that he was involved with some molestation or sexual assault, then why were there no formal charges filed? If there were, link to them, and also explain why he was never convicted with this 'lot of documentation'. Either you, or the accusers, are making this shit up.

Aestu wrote:
With your bit about Obama and guns, you're trying to emulate the style of academic writing, but you don't turn your Googled citations into cogent argument. None of what you say proves Obama caused the problem, only that he identified it and appears to have tried to fix it.

Obama has a strange way of fixing problems.
"We have a debt crisis... so, uh... spend more money we don't have!"
"We have a crisis with guns slipping south of the border... so, uh... send more guns south of the border!"

Aestu wrote:
The pardon to Holden seems to have been intended to insulate him from being prosecuted for the same reason, having initially permitted the continuation of the program that had begun during Bush, but slammed the brakes and demanded an investigation when it got out of control, then blamed for political reasons. That is to say, by the same people who insisted Soles was anti-gun when the truth was the opposite. If it's not so then what was Holden's actual motivation?

First, it's HOLDER. I know, it's petty... but I'm not going to let shit like this slide when you're criticizing Weena for not knowing anything about our government, while you don't know the names of the officials that are at the center of a scandal you're trying to argue doesn't exist.

Also, the breaks weren't slammed when things got out of control. They were never in control to begin with. The reason the brakes were applied is because these guns have been showing up as mass killing in Mexico and were even used against American border patrol agents, and then people started learning about this program that Eric Holder was central to. The Department of Justice said, "...the allegation described in your January 27 letter–that ATF “sanctioned” or otherwise knowingly allowed the sale of assault weapons to a straw purchaser who then transported them into Mexico–is false." If I remember right, this is similar to what Holder said in a hearing, but it contradicts statements posted on the DOJ website which talks about ATF expanding Project Gunrunner with money provided by the stimulus package. "My department is committing 100 new ATF personnel to the Southwest border in the next 100 days to supplement our ongoing Project Gunrunner, DEA is adding 16 new positions on the border, as well as mobile enforcement teams... this is a problem that must be met as part of a comprehensive attack against the cartels – an attack in depth, on both sides of the border, that focuses on the leadership and assets of the cartel." With all this, the Oversight Committee subpoenaed documents from the DOJ and those requests were blocked by the side-line sitting Obama. Because Holder wasn't really answering the committees questions, as well as his refusal to release documents willingly, the Oversight Committee and the Congress both voted to hold Holder in contempt. Unfortunately, we won't know much more about this because the "most transparent administration" in history is hiding shit from Congress. I wonder why...

Aestu wrote:
You're trying to take a statement Obama made about the need to fix the situation, other bits about how the FBI (comprised mostly of officials who got their tenure before Obama and probably before Bush as well) fucked up and trying to argue that because Obama said there is a problem, and argue that because there is a problem, therefore, Obama caused the problem.

Sorta. I'm saying that the Obama administration is responsible for the reviving of the program. Obama signed the bill which gave the program funding, and Eric Holder's DOJ are the ones who put it in place. I'm also pointing out that Obama lied when he said he would try to stop the flow of guns and money to Mexico and that he'd work in conjunction with the Mexican government -- neither of those happened. He promoted a program which let guns go and he didn't let the Mexicans know about it. Why?
Aestu wrote:
You say Bush's was better managed - why?

1) Wide Receiver had a greater number of recoveries and fewer guns walked away.
2) Wide Receiver used practices that you see in a lot of law enforcement -- let the criminal take the bait then interdict when possible -- like, when the gun runner makes it into Mexico.
3) Wide Receiver used tracking technology, like GPS, to help keep track of the weapons.
4) Wide Receiver was shut down once guns started going missing -- not once government officials started dying and it became a media shitstorm.

Aestu wrote:
And because in your warped world, any bad the GOP does, must be matched by some equally bad thing by the Dems, who are of course even worse

Um, no you?

Aestu wrote:
you turn the whole thing into a crazy plot by Obama to give the Mexicans guns.

Yea, because that's what it was. The whole operation was meant to let guns walk into Mexico. Crazy, I know. If you're not going to educate yourself on this topic, and choose willful ignorance, then there's no helping you.

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So, yeah, Round 2 over.

You're 0/2 right now. Better luck next time.
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Am I the only one that thinks every politician is full of shit and should be beaten?


I share this sentiment, entry level politicians excluded. National and state level politicians, sure. Good people who desire to make the world better for unselfish reasons are few and far between once they reach a certain threshold.

If you're relevant, you're bought. It's that simple. You gotta scratch someone's back somewhere along the way, because they've already scratched yours.


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I like how people give a fuck who worships who.


If a potential (and your hopeful) leader of the free world brags about how he prays through decisions and that those prayers go to a 6 foot 3 inch man named Elohiem on the far-away planet named Kolob, I don't see how you can't give a fuck. If you didn't know what Mormonism was and you had someone sit down and explain it to you, you'd think they were crazy.

It really shows a lot about someone when they follow a faith that was created by (iirc) a convicted fraud.

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I was skimming through your post and stopped right here. You're aware that there's an actual socialist in the Senate, don't you?


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Eturnalshift wrote:
Answer these:
Do you acknowledge that Romney released two years of tax returns?
Do you acknowledge that the Democrats didn't find any fault with the tax returns?
Why were two years of tax returns acceptable for McCain but not Romney?
What credible evidence is there to suggest Romney was doing bad stuff in his unreleased tax returns?


Question three is begging the question. The answer to the others is that clearly the bad stuff is in the unreleased returns; otherwise, why not release them?

Eturnalshift wrote:
I asked for your sources once before. If the police and/or FBI had a 'lot of documentation' to prove that he was involved with some molestation or sexual assault, then why were there no formal charges filed? If there were, link to them, and also explain why he was never convicted with this 'lot of documentation'. Either you, or the accusers, are making this shit up.


The town sheriff was quoted as saying Soles had a history of situations. The frivolous police calls and associated reports were photographed in the linked Youtube. Formal charges (assault with a deadly weapon) WERE filed, he's in the disbarment process, and as the investigation is pending it's likely more will follow.

Let me ask you, why do you think he's being disbarred?
And why so quick to assume there's nothing there?

Eturnalshift wrote:
Obama has a strange way of fixing problems.
"We have a debt crisis... so, uh... spend more money we don't have!"
"We have a crisis with guns slipping south of the border... so, uh... send more guns south of the border!"


Again, you're talking in FOX NEWS terms. Propaganda phrases totally detached from actual facts.
Spend money on what, exactly?

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First, it's HOLDER. I know, it's petty... but I'm not going to let shit like this slide when you're criticizing Weena for not knowing anything about our government, while you don't know the names of the officials that are at the center of a scandal you're trying to argue doesn't exist.

Also, the breaks weren't slammed when things got out of control. They were never in control to begin with. The reason the brakes were applied is because these guns have been showing up as mass killing in Mexico and were even used against American border patrol agents, and then people started learning about this program that Eric Holder was central to. The Department of Justice said, "...the allegation described in your January 27 letter–that ATF “sanctioned” or otherwise knowingly allowed the sale of assault weapons to a straw purchaser who then transported them into Mexico–is false." If I remember right, this is similar to what Holder said in a hearing, but it contradicts statements posted on the DOJ website which talks about ATF expanding Project Gunrunner with money provided by the stimulus package. "My department is committing 100 new ATF personnel to the Southwest border in the next 100 days to supplement our ongoing Project Gunrunner, DEA is adding 16 new positions on the border, as well as mobile enforcement teams... this is a problem that must be met as part of a comprehensive attack against the cartels – an attack in depth, on both sides of the border, that focuses on the leadership and assets of the cartel." With all this, the Oversight Committee subpoenaed documents from the DOJ and those requests were blocked by the side-line sitting Obama. Because Holder wasn't really answering the committees questions, as well as his refusal to release documents willingly, the Oversight Committee and the Congress both voted to hold Holder in contempt. Unfortunately, we won't know much more about this because the "most transparent administration" in history is hiding shit from Congress. I wonder why...


Your Googled material doesn't support your claims.

The letter you linked wasn't signed by Holder nor does it mention him.

The speech by Holder makes no reference to FnF, he just says that they're assigning more agents to Gunrunner, which is an umbrella program that includes FnF. That's like saying because Bush sent troops to Iraq, he's responsible for Abu Ghirab.

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Aestu wrote:
You say Bush's was better managed - why?

1) Wide Receiver had a greater number of recoveries and fewer guns walked away.
2) Wide Receiver used practices that you see in a lot of law enforcement -- let the criminal take the bait then interdict when possible -- like, when the gun runner makes it into Mexico.
3) Wide Receiver used tracking technology, like GPS, to help keep track of the weapons.
4) Wide Receiver was shut down once guns started going missing -- not once government officials started dying and it became a media shitstorm.

Can you substantiate this?

Eturnalshift wrote:
Yea, because that's what it was. The whole operation was meant to let guns walk into Mexico. Crazy, I know.


How would this benefit Obama?


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Am I the only one that thinks every politician is full of shit and should be beaten?
I share this sentiment, entry level politicians excluded. National and state level politicians, sure. Good people who desire to make the world better for unselfish reasons are few and far between once they reach a certain threshold. If you're relevant, you're bought. It's that simple. You gotta scratch someone's back somewhere along the way, because they've already scratched yours.


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He is.


K, tell me why.

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The answer to the others is that clearly the bad stuff is in the unreleased returns; otherwise, why not release them?


Maybe he donated his used underwear and wrote it off.


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First off, you're an uneducated person, so I'm automatically right.

By that I mean you believe what you do in a total vacuum, and since you form your views without facts, it shouldn't come as a surprise that facts don't dissuade you from believing what you do.

I mean if you want to have fact-driven opinions then why don't you try to educate yourself?

Anyway:
-A series of emails in which his aides thanked white supremacist movements for their support, saying "Ron would like to say thanks, but he can't because it would be political suicide". (read transcript, pg. 8-15)

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...I let Nick know about the CPAC going on on Thurs. and Fri. at the Marriott Hotel north of the White House. Nick loved the idea of getting to this...since there will be 10,000+ right-wing White folks at the Conservative Political Action Conference. Ron Paul will be there Fri. afternoon. Want to meet up with him?...

...I intend to let Ron Paul know that you have a large following, and are well respected by many White people. There was no reason for Ron Paul's man to get involved in any lobby conversation that you may have---now or in the future. Paul should apologize to you personally...

...We were in Ft. Worth, Texas for the Texas Straw Poll Republican primary bid by Texas Congressman Ron Paul. This photo was taken on either Sept. 1 or 2, 2007. On Friday Aug. 31 the Ron Paul Revolution packed the best hotel in Ft. Worth with a huge ballroom dinner, with entertainment for us by Jimmy Vaughn and his band. A few minutes after this photo, Cindy was up on the stage of her peace rally yelling "Ron Paul!" She may be a liberal White patriot, but what she shares in beliefs with the Ron Paul Revolution and all White patriots is very great...

.... The tactic is one of aggressively "bridging" between our very explicit WN members (with our very small numbers) and our very IMPLICITLY pro-White kinsmen in movements like the Ron Paul Revolution (with their HUGE numbers)...

...which I was asked by the Chairman of the American Third Position party to take on the work of his personal assistant. Bill Johnson is the Chairman, and a good friend. He has been Ron Paul's top man in Southern Calif. for the last 3 years. So this is a big deal, and will really help WNN. [WhiteNewsNow]


-Racist articles written by Ron Paul, or in his name, in the 1990s (the distinction is irrelevant because he took responsibility for them)
-Ron Paul gives speech in front of Confederate flag about how South was right during Civil War
-White supremacists give Ron Paul money and appear with him in public:

Quote:
Financial records from 1985 and 2001 show that Rockwell, Paul's congressional chief of staff from 1978 to 1982, was a vice president of Ron Paul & Associates, the corporation that published the Ron Paul Political Report and the Ron Paul Survival Report.

The company was dissolved in 2001. During the period when the most incendiary items appeared—roughly 1989 to 1994—Rockwell and the prominent libertarian theorist Murray Rothbard championed an open strategy of exploiting racial and class resentment to build a coalition with populist "paleoconservatives," producing a flurry of articles and manifestos whose racially charged talking points and vocabulary mirrored the controversial Paul newsletters recently unearthed by The New Republic.

To this day Rockwell remains a friend and advisor to Paul—accompanying him to major media appearances; promoting his candidacy on the LewRockwell.com blog; publishing his books; and peddling an array of the avuncular Texas congressman's recent writings...


-Ron Paul actively supported white supremacist violence:

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On the day the group of white supremacists were supposed to travel to Dominica, they were arrested by ATF agents and were found with over thirty automatic weapons, shotguns, rifles, handguns, dynamite, ammunition, a confederate flag and a Nazi flag. The plan would be dubbed “The Bayou Of Pigs” after the failed invasion of Cuba.

The leader of the group, Michael Perdue, would plead guilty to planning the coup and turned state’s evidence. Perdue would testify that several other people helped organize and fund the coup and that two Texas politicians were aware of the plan. Among those Perdue implicated were infamous white supremacist, David Duke, former Texas Governor, John Connally and Congressman, Ron Paul whom he claimed knew about the plot. Connally was credited with helping Paul win his first congressional election...

...Ron Paul has never made a statement denying knowledge of the plot despite the fact that he was implicated by Perdue and almost subpoenaed. Two of the people involved in the plot, Don Black and David Duke have gone on to become two of the most prominent white supremacists of the modern era, and also two of Paul’s most controversial supporters...


But really the slam-dunk is, why would anyone even make these claims about Ron Paul unless they were true? Ron Paul isn't a political threat to anyone, he's not even Perot.

Why would many different people, without any common agenda, find a lot of different pieces of evidence, in different places and times, unless it's the truth?

Now of course, "prefer to believe, likely and possible, slimmest of doubts, mountains of evidence to the contrary," "uneducated person", etc. No one needs a crystal ball to know that even if the man is found with a smoking gun (lol Reagan/Solus) brainwashed, stupid, selfish and otherwise un-American right-wingers will go on believing what they do.


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I like how people give a fuck who worships who.


If a potential (and your hopeful) leader of the free world brags about how he prays through decisions and that those prayers go to a 6 foot 3 inch man named Elohiem on the far-away planet named Kolob, I don't see how you can't give a fuck. If you didn't know what Mormonism was and you had someone sit down and explain it to you, you'd think they were crazy.

It really shows a lot about someone when they follow a faith that was created by (iirc) a convicted fraud.


Aren't you an atheist? Shouldn't all religions be fraud?

Believe me, I don't like mormons. I really don't like Romney, and I really don't like Obama. IF I even bother to vote this time, it'll ONLY be because of that shit Obama said to the russian official about that "after my reelection I'll have more flexibility" shit.

But mainly because I hate the russians more than Obama or Romney.


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Usdk wrote:
Believe me, I don't like mormons. I really don't like Romney, and I really don't like Obama. IF I even bother to vote this time, it'll ONLY be because of that shit Obama said to the russian official about that "after my reelection I'll have more flexibility" shit.


He was being honest. That's how it works. I don't see why it's a problem.

What is extraordinary about that dialogue seems to have been completely lost on everyone in America which is Mendenev basically admitting he's Putin's errand boy.


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