Do you ever get tears in your eyes watching Ron Paul?

[Sola_Fide]

FTFY.

lol yeah

 

[mport1]

What makes me tear up mostly is when I see/hear from supporters. The fact that the ideas of liberty are finally catching on is incredible.

 

[Birdlady]

Yes I do and I try to hide it from my husband. lol

 

[RonRocks]

No. He stimulates my mind more than my heart.

For the first couple of years, yes. But, when your mind is filled with stimulation, you are in amazement that there was this unsung hero all along and no one seemed to care, then your heart gets stimulated when you see in his eyes the surprise at his own popularity, ever the modest statesman.

 

[Danke]

NO!




well yes occasionally. But don't tell anyone, k?

 

[jemuf]

Unknown: "The whole world is waking up. Ron Paul will be a tremendous figure in history. An event like this doesn't happen every day."

 

[Muwahid]

Ron Paul fights so hard for your right to do things which, more times than not I'm sure he's personally against! Imagine that!

It does the heart good to see him get his recognition, if not by the establishment than by millions of PAUL BOTS

 

[JJ2]

RP + patriotic music video's is a sure fire way to make me cry. The latest tear jerker for me:

Ron Paul - Vancouver Washington - Supporters overflowing - 2/16/2012

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=c2Xp-sYMbLE

Oh yes, when I saw that never-ending line...oh my.

And earlier today I teared up when Ron was talking about the NDAA and how it was supposed to be even worse until "a Senator from the state of Kentucky" stood up and got them to remove that part.

 

[Paul Fan]

Unknown: "The whole world is waking up. Ron Paul will be a tremendous figure in history. An event like this doesn't happen every day."

I agree. Ron Paul opened my eyes to so much truth.

 

[nobody's_hero]

I get dehydrated sometimes.

What really stirs me up lately is seeing Ron Paul SUPPORTERS!!!! Hordes of them. An army of the intellectually awakened. When I see an 80 year old man standing next to a 20 year old in a line to get a chance just to stand in the OVERFLOW room at speaking events, it's those damned tears of joy again.

 

[splanky]

That any man 'tears up' over politics is a testament to the inferiority of a population. This stuff makes me drink Gin.

 

[bluesc]

That any man 'tears up' over politics is a testament to the inferiority of a population. This stuff makes me drink Gin.

GOTS TO BE A MAN WITH EMOTIONAL ISSUES

 

[splanky]

Aggression is important. Without it you lose.

 

[nobody's_hero]

Men don't cry. But I'm more than a man, I'm a BEAST!

 

[Tinnuhana]

These get to me:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG_HuFtP8w8&list=UUMOEFsxqUeeL4yrRm65HoNQ&index=9&feature=plcp

Esp. 4:30 on



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMM4W-ohVyA&list=UUMOEFsxqUeeL4yrRm65HoNQ&index=5&feature=plcp

Esp. from 3:38 when it starts quoting his April 26, 2002 speech before Congress. And esp., esp. 6:10-7:10



And of course: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdEEW7wWy-M



Here's a great response to a pro-war comment on the "What If" youtube:

I don't believe in things like blowback.



The revolutionary war wasn't fought over taxation without representation. Americans fought the king of England because we hated their freedoms. and wanted to kill them all for being Anglican.

 

[Tankbot85]

All the time. Tears that remind me that there is still hope.

 

[moonbat]

Many times... Both from watching Ron Paul and probably even more from seeing the amazing things his supporters do for him.

 

[otherone]

That any man 'tears up' over politics is a testament to the inferiority of a population. This stuff makes me drink Gin.

Gin is a girl's drink.

 

[GraniteHills]

The New Hampshire victory speech brought me to tears a few times already.

I play the money quote once and again not to tear up, but to get re-invigorated:

We are dangerous -- to the status quo of this country.

Best moment of the entire election cycle (so far). The roar of the crowd and the little shake he does with his head right after saying it, as if to say "yeah, that's right, POTB." What other candidate even comes close to this kind of passion? They're so utterly clinical.

 

[olehounddog]

I've been known to just get up and leave the room for no reason. I usually try to stand behind anybody when I show them an RP video. Yes