Recent content by Paulbot99

I just voted yesterday. They didn't need my id or anything. They just needed my address and signature which is a lot easier than: filling out a job application, getting a driver's license, buying alcohol, buying a gun, etc.

Now, don't go making them feel oppressed! ;)

I am not looking forward to turning 25...

But no one here is making the claims you are making. Do you honestly want a "Paulinista" to take up your argument?

I love the sample, but I'm afraid that it will only appeal to people like us. The explanation of communism in the beginning had my attention, but it won't catch everyone's as the sheeple will most likely get bored and close the book. I hope I'm wrong, of course. I definitely will buy it at some...

I just lost interest when Ronin told me he was unconcerned about using shoddy sources. There's no real discussion to be had when the sources are dismissed as unimportant though sources are a bedrock for any position. Isn't it foolishness to build a house on sand and when told, dismiss the...

Suit yourself.

So the source is of little or no intellectual merit at best and blatantly dishonest at worst. Doesn't it trouble you that you posted a shoddy article?

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?482733-MITHRAS-CHRISTIANITY&p=6002711&viewfull=1#post6002711 #173. I couldn't help but laugh for a minute straight when I read that Buddha would judge the dead in the OP. Or that Mithra was born of a virgin.

http://faculty.cua.edu/pennington/churchhistory220/LectureTwo/AriusLetter2.htm I do not need to sell anything. Arius' letters explains what he believed better than anything.

Belief in Aryanism did not originate with the Nazis. He stated: "I am therefore the first to recognize that the Semitic race, compared to the Indo-European race, truly represents an inferior combination of human nature." — Arvidsson, Stefan (2006). Aryan Idols: Indo-European Mythology as...

(Sigh) "Strict monotheist Arian" is an oxymoron. Arians believed that: "...although God the Son indeed pre-existed as a divine being before the creation of the Universe, he was not "co-eternal" with God the Father. The opposite position, championed by Athanasius, held that the Father and...

Only a domestic terrorist demands a vote, comrade. :P

Well, there's proof that the central planners read science fiction to figure out new ways to oppress us.

Logic is not needed to form a conclusion and defend it? Seriously?