acptulsa
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But he's for earmarks.
Yes, just not the way it used to be done.
But he's for earmarks.
Doesn't matter. 3-4 generations of public screwl inculcation has negated everything Ron Paul has ever brought to the table. We're $#@!ed. Good and well. At least gear up to kill some commies for mommy before they grind you under foot through sheer numbers. Because that is where this $#@! is headed.
And then there's this entirely reasonable take as well that kind of proves we/him/the liberty movement really didn't do much, if you want to look at it from that angle. The marxists are running everything and we are sitting on our hands either purposefully or made to do so by these forces.
I appreciate everyone's responses. I hope it jogged some minds as it has done for me. Time will tell, but I believe we're seeing the endgame unfold and its one that may be unavoidable for the vast majority of us. Having said that, I hope everyone of us here fights any way we can. Don't give in.
Actually, Ron Paul did get a piece of legislation passed.
https://www.congress.gov/bill/112th-congress/house-bill/459/actions
Ok, that's not much. But it's not nothing.
The Federal Reserve Accountability Act of 2012 died in Senate.
And kid Congress and the Senate, don't scold 'em. They are just children that's never grown up. They don't like to be corrected in company. Don't send messages to 'em, send candy.'--Will Rogers
They aren't more evil than past regimes, they're just hysterical.
The State Of The Regime - Part Of The Problem #757
On this episode of Part Of The Problem Dave takes a look at the state of the covid vaccine regime, and how they have been using all their emotional ammo against the American people with little success.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XwE_wtrEGI
Yes, Ron Paul did something... he "red-pilled" me. To me, that was his most crowning achievement.
- ML
PS. End the Fed.
Full disclaimer, the guy is my hero. I do feel like his 2012 campaign and his followers woke me up, truly. My entire paradigm on life changed whenever I learned about this guy and the liberty movement. I am thankful for that.
So, I want to pose this question: did he really do anything? The reason I'm bringing it up is there's increasing chatter within some libertarian spheres (starting with Matt Erickson who is starting up his "Kingpilled" podcast and is encouraging libertarians to put politics down and focus on becoming wealthy instead. This, he argues, will then make us more powerful and influential) that Ron Paul really didn't do much in the grand scheme. Liberty, for all intents and purposes, hasn't advanced (at least not nationally). Ron Paul himself never had any legislation passed, and what was the point in waking millions up only for them to become so disenfranchised with the system that they may as well be asleep again?
When I first hear this premise, I of course yelled blasphemy. But, I thought about it. And I'm honestly not sure the premise itself is wrong when examined from "look at how far liberty has eroded since 2004, 2008, 2012, 2016, etc. What did he truly do that has had consequence?
And to be fair, I don't think it's a direct indictment against him as much as it is some of us followers who put him and others on pedestals.
Just curious to hear what others think of this.
"Did he do anything?" is a meaningless question. More context is needed.
Hey, Okie. Osan says your OP is an insufficiently tall wall of text.
And he would know.
Hey, Okie. Osan says your OP is an insufficiently tall wall of text.
And he would know.
I'm honestly not sure.
How do we know this? How do we know things would be worse than they already are?
What Rand really done, though? What has grilling Fauci done? Fauci is still in his position of power and has a cult following that contains half of the country...
I'm just trying to pick these things apart so I can fully understand everything around it.
Yes, Ron Paul did something... he "red-pilled" me. To me, that was his most crowning achievement.
- ML
PS. End the Fed.