[Alleged] Ron Paul supporters leave nasty voicemails at PPP

[Aratus]

^ i feel he'd do his damndest to place top three in the perry,georgia fish fry gop straw
poll on the 27th, but then again, we and he are doing our darndest & damndest now!!! ^

 

[Mr. Smith]

I think it's good that we (Ron Paul) supporters aren't all the same. I think our diversity is one of our major strengths.
So maybe we need some real slick guys that can spew out Constitutional law and economic history and feel comfortable in a 3 piece suit. I can see where some loud mouth 'muscle' type folks might come in handy too. I'm pretty sure the powers that be and both political parties are going to try and get us infighting like they are trying to do with the TEA party (and the public at large). All I'm saying is don't worry about anyone hurting our 'image'. We all know why we're here.

 

[TheDrakeMan]

Every single one. From the rally in front of the capitol a few years ago, to people yelling "war criminal" at CPAC, yelling in the middle of nationally televised debates...I don't see why this is so difficult to comprehend. On our YAL page, I asked several adults who are barely even from our area to stop posting things that have a conspiracy tilt to them. They said ok, and then continued to do it. When we had to delete their posts many times over, one of my officers finally banned them. Then came the fake accounts/other RP supporters they "alarmed" to this "tyranny" who started bitching and moaning even more. And these are all verifiable Ron Paul supporters...not to mention ones from just the Raleigh area. There is literally zero evidence to believe that this was some sort of set up.

The fact people first try to blame others rather than looking inward to the movement is shocking to me.

I agree with what you're saying. But the "war criminal" person was an Anarchist not associated with Ron Paul.

 

[RonPaulFanInGA]

There's a whole 75+ post thread on the PPP poll on Daily Paul and the phone number is posted.



It goes on and on.

WTF Daily Paul? Why would they do that to the good doctor?

As for "proof", it isn't needed to convict in peoples' minds, especially when there is a clear pattern of rude Ron Paul supporters dating back to 2007. This isn't a court of law.

Also the idea that it isn't a Paul supporter, and it's a troll trying to make a candidate look bad, who then picked the third place (or whatever) candidate in which to target? Laughable spin. Right up there with those "Giuliani joe-jobbing Ron Paul!" accusations in 2007, when some idiot Paul supporter tried to promote him through a real spam e-mail campaign.

 

[TheDrakeMan]

Yeah, PPP has been very nice to Ron Paul supporters. Remember all the times they polled Rand's race when we asked them? They may be liberals, but they were pretty friendly to us.

 

[CaptainAmerica]

The only reason I knew about these phone calls is because of this thread. Seriously.

 

[Warrior_of_Freedom]

The only reason I knew about these phone calls is because of this thread. Seriously.

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to CaptainAmerica again.

 

[low preference guy]

The only reason I knew about these phone calls is because of this thread. Seriously.

those PPP guys are just losers begging for attention.

 

[Agorism]

I liked it when the guy yelled that at Cheney.

Cheney looked startled.

 

[mport1]

Every single one. From the rally in front of the capitol a few years ago, to people yelling "war criminal" at CPAC, yelling in the middle of nationally televised debates...I don't see why this is so difficult to comprehend. On our YAL page, I asked several adults who are barely even from our area to stop posting things that have a conspiracy tilt to them. They said ok, and then continued to do it. When we had to delete their posts many times over, one of my officers finally banned them. Then came the fake accounts/other RP supporters they "alarmed" to this "tyranny" who started bitching and moaning even more. And these are all verifiable Ron Paul supporters...not to mention ones from just the Raleigh area. There is literally zero evidence to believe that this was some sort of set up.

The fact people first try to blame others rather than looking inward to the movement is shocking to me.

Ron Paul supporters acting like idiots? What a surprise. The conspiracy nuts and rude/angry guys just won't stop. Let's not have a repeat of last campaign.

 

[Anti Federalist]

The conspiracy nuts and rude/angry guys just won't stop.

Pardon me?

 

[ronpaulitician]

I don't doubt that most of these negative comments do indeed come from people who support Ron Paul.

It's impossible to control these individuals, so don't even bother trying. All you can do is try to set a good example.

Nothing is accomplished with negative over-the-top feedback. The person you're yelling at isn't going to change their ways just because you can yell really, really loudly. And innocent bystanders that hear you yell will associate the Ron Paul brand with a negative image. There's nothing wrong with constructive feedback. Changing the mind of the person you're commenting to is not a likely to happen, but you will at least leave a positive image in the minds of the bystanders.

If you need to vent, vent to your fellow supporters.

 

[TexanRudeBoy]

Proof they are Ron Paul supporters? Go out to any RP event, and see a bunch of idiots saying/doing the same thing. For a group of people who complain about others a lot, not many people here do a lot of introspection.

Go to any event, for any reason, with any group of people present, and this sect will reveal themselves. They exist EVERYWHERE.

 

[NewRightLibertarian]

Ron Paul supporters acting like idiots? What a surprise. The conspiracy nuts and rude/angry guys just won't stop. Let's not have a repeat of last campaign.

'Conspiracy nuts' (like those crazy people who want to end the Federal Reserve) are Ron Paul's largest, most devoted base. I understand that many of you would like this to be a traditional campaign and you would like to receive a pat on the head from the establishment for being so well-behaved, but I'm glad it isn't. Thank God devoted supporters aren't sitting on their hands kissing the ass of those who are out to get Ron Paul like many here would like it.

 

[RonPaulFanInGA]

'Conspiracy nuts' are Ron Paul's largest, most devoted base.

You're not helping with that defense.

 

[NewRightLibertarian]

You're not helping.

It's a good thing that I do not care whether a forum poster thinks I am 'helping' or not.

 

[RonPaulFanInGA]

It's a good thing that I do not care whether a forum poster thinks I am 'helping' or not.

It's a good thing most Americans actively reject the Alex Jones crowd.

 

[NewRightLibertarian]

It's a good thing most Americans actively reject the Alex Jones crowd.

It's a good thing if you don't want Ron Paul to succeed, I guess.

Jones is more popular than ever FYI.

 

[Warrior_of_Freedom]

Pardon me?

The angry guys need to drink more fluoride!

 

[mport1]

'Conspiracy nuts' (like those crazy people who want to end the Federal Reserve) are Ron Paul's largest, most devoted base. I understand that many of you would like this to be a traditional campaign and you would like to receive a pat on the head from the establishment for being so well-behaved, but I'm glad it isn't. Thank God devoted supporters aren't sitting on their hands kissing the ass of those who are out to get Ron Paul like many here would like it.

What do conspiracies have to do with ending the Fed? I'm talking about the types that are rabid Alex Jones fans, blindly following much of what he says, and then spreading this stuff and tying it indirectly or directly to Ron Paul. I've been to Ron Paul meetup events where people have been passing out Loose Change DVDs with Ron Paul shirts on and have been told by many people that Ron Paul is a truther.

I can care less if you are into these conspiracies, but I have a major problems when it is in any way connect to the Ron Paul campaign. I'm a radical anarchist but I do not go around to non-RP supporters promoting anarchy side by side with the campaign.