Fox McCloud
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I've lost nearly all faith in this country and have given up on it too--I've not given up on Ron Paul, and I'll continue to push him, tell about him, and instruct people on the things going on in this country...it doesn't matter if he wins or loses, it's about standing for what is right....I have my doubts about a brokered convention (though I hope for one), and I have my doubts that we'd do well in a brokered convention (still, I hope)....that doesn't mean I've given up, and won't vote or continue to campaign for him...it just means that I don't think he'll get the nomination or the Presidency.
The OP has an excellent point--when we've only gotten 5-10% in most states, and 10-20% in like..3-5 States, the media isn't going to give us any attention...and convincing someone to vote for Ron Paul now? It's like convincing a hard-core Republican/Democrat to vote for an Independent---not very many will budge--some that may like him will avoid him because "well, he only has 5%...and 11 delegates".
Have we lost? Not yet...we've only lost once the general election has passed and Ron isn't the President.
I'd say our biggest possible loss, however, would be that Ron doesn't get the Presidency and he loses his seat in Congress....if both of those things happen, then I will truly say this country's physical end (not the "original intend" type...I mean blood in the streets, cities burning kind of end) will be in the very near future...if we lose him, then all of Congress will be on "their" side, the Presidency will be on "their" side, as will most of the judicial system.
like I said, I haven't given up on Ron--I never will..I'll always fight and always campaign (until the end of November)...I've just given up hope on America and the vast majority of its people.
The OP has an excellent point--when we've only gotten 5-10% in most states, and 10-20% in like..3-5 States, the media isn't going to give us any attention...and convincing someone to vote for Ron Paul now? It's like convincing a hard-core Republican/Democrat to vote for an Independent---not very many will budge--some that may like him will avoid him because "well, he only has 5%...and 11 delegates".
Have we lost? Not yet...we've only lost once the general election has passed and Ron isn't the President.
I'd say our biggest possible loss, however, would be that Ron doesn't get the Presidency and he loses his seat in Congress....if both of those things happen, then I will truly say this country's physical end (not the "original intend" type...I mean blood in the streets, cities burning kind of end) will be in the very near future...if we lose him, then all of Congress will be on "their" side, the Presidency will be on "their" side, as will most of the judicial system.
like I said, I haven't given up on Ron--I never will..I'll always fight and always campaign (until the end of November)...I've just given up hope on America and the vast majority of its people.