Who do you prefer for 2012 President of the USA? If your one vote sealed the deal

If your vote sealed the deal who would you pick of the options we have for 2012 POTUS

  • Goldman Sachs/ Big Pharma/Oil, Militarty Industrial Complex, The Police state

    Votes: 10 31.3%
  • Ron Paul

    Votes: 22 68.8%

  • Total voters
    32

Rob Roy

Well-Known Member
Again like I said I agree with none of them just looking at the big picture. If Paul were to get the republican nod, do you honestly belive he could esha a strong enough campaign to unseat Obama? Not trolling just wondering.
if you only want to vote for somebody that can win and in so doing you vote for a person you don't really want....what did you win?
 

beenthere

New Member
no liberal will support any of the republican's but Ron Paul...Common knowledge that even conservatives agree with is that Republicans are a miniroity in this country. They need liberal and independent votes to get elected president. Ron Paul got more then half of the independent votes in Iowa.
It's really not about Republicans and Democrats any more, the US is made up of conservatives, liberals/progressives and independents, we are a center/right nation.
Over 42% of Americans consider themselves conservative, 35% consider themselves independent and 20% consider themselves as liberal and that number is dropping.

I've yet to see a national poll where Ron Paul beats Obama, in fact most polls show Paul would be crushed.

There are many of his ideals I agree with but he is pretty far out there with some and if for some miracle Ron Paul got into office, he would become a lame duck president from the start IMO.
 

Rob Roy

Well-Known Member
Who cares as long as he beats that muslim kenyan we have as president now
Obama isn't my President, but I have nothing against Muslims or Kenyans. I'm thinking by the few posts of yours I've read that you are looking to incite and your dislike of Obama has less to do with his policies and more to do with his race....I apologize for that judgement if I'm wrong.
 

Dan Kone

Well-Known Member
[video=youtube;_E-Jq2Rb9Lo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_E-Jq2Rb9Lo&feature=relmfu[/video]
 

Rob Roy

Well-Known Member
You are wrong I only hate Obama for his policys and the fact that he is a community organizer

Like those thugs at ACORN
Thank you for clarifying. While I dislike Obama's policies that curtail liberty, I believe all people should be judged on their deeds not their ethnicity. Your posts were a bit disconcerting to me.
 

NoDrama

Well-Known Member
Ron Paul is the only one that can save us from the socialist that try to shove there mutliculturalism down our throat.
I am glad we have true patriots like Ron Paul to counter the brown and zionist invasion that infests our country and banking system

And he is the only candidate that can get rid of the Kenyan Hussein Obama in the white house
Obvious troll is Obviously dukie.
 

NoDrama

Well-Known Member
Why is that? This is the stated opinions of many of my fellow Ron Paul supporters over at stormfront. We know the truth we dont hide from it. Ron Paul even knows it. Why do you think he never sends back our donations or disavows us.
Like that spineless kenyan Obama did with Rev. Wright?
You don't have fellow anything because i doubt anyone would care to associate with you Dukie.
 

Rob Roy

Well-Known Member
Cannabis freedom is about 10th on my list of priorities right now.
"Cannaabis freedom" is almost an inacurrate way of putting it....isn't the freedom to own your body, your property and your life the same whether the discussion centers on cannabis or any other instance of freedom ?

I brought up "cannabis" because I obviously know Chris Christie in addition to needing to push away that 2nd piece of pie, he needs to get a clue of what ""freedom" entails. He doesn't get it, he's cut from the same douchebag controlling your life cookie cutter as most other politicians.

Serious question for you....Why spend so much time on a pot forum if "cannabis freedom" is such a low priority for you?
 

NLXSK1

Well-Known Member

  • Serious question for you....Why spend so much time on a pot forum if "cannabis freedom" is such a low priority for you?​


Are you high? Seriously?

It isnt in the hopes of convincing someone to allow me more "cannabis freedom".
 

Rob Roy

Well-Known Member

  • Serious question for you....Why spend so much time on a pot forum if "cannabis freedom" is such a low priority for you?​


Are you high? Seriously?

It isnt in the hopes of convincing someone to allow me more "cannabis freedom".
Perhaps I misunderstand. You prefer a prohibitionist for President and I'm the one that's umm "high" ? Hmmm, think I'll stay high.
 

NLXSK1

Well-Known Member
If I was seriously interested in politics I would be on a political forum, not a marijuana sub-forum.

Secondly, I am more concerned with the economy, the overspending of our government and the anti-capitalistic regulation taking place far more than worrying if they are going to legalize Marijuana. It simply is not the overall deciding factor in my vote.
 

Dan Kone

Well-Known Member
[video=youtube;Oz3XgYLqCjg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz3XgYLqCjg&feature=related[/video]
 

budlover13

King Tut
Imo Ron Paul will run 3rd party if he doesn't get the nod and he will get my vote. What harm is there in doing so? Doesn't matter if Obama wins or one of the Rep candidates. They are all the same in my book.
 

deprave

New Member
Ron Paul is a Goldman Sachs wet dream.

His policies of free trade and financial deregulation support Goldman Sachs more than anyone else in this election including Romney and Obama.
Ummm..Obama works for Goldman sachs and appoints Goldman Sachs to regulate the very market they deregulated...Romney is funded by the same corporations as Obama, the primary one being goldman sachs and liberal super pacs....There is no difference between Obama and Romney whatsoever, they both work for the same people and have the same goals. Ron Paul is nowehere on that level at all. The corporations DON'T want Ron Paul to get elected and that should be obvious to anyone.
 

Rob Roy

Well-Known Member
If I was seriously interested in politics I would be on a political forum, not a marijuana sub-forum.

Secondly, I am more concerned with the economy, the overspending of our government and the anti-capitalistic regulation taking place far more than worrying if they are going to legalize Marijuana. It simply is not the overall deciding factor in my vote.
Given that the USA has 5% of the world population and 25% of the prison population don't you think "the war on drugs" and the attendant cost IS an economic factor?
 

NLXSK1

Well-Known Member
Given that the USA has 5% of the world population and 25% of the prison population don't you think "the war on drugs" and the attendant cost IS an economic factor?
I could simply re-quote myself for you but what would the point be? You either understand my position or you do not.
 
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