If you don't think "online" stuff makes an impact...

[misslauriss]

Remember that fanatical nuts are a turn off. So don't over do it.

Yes. Don't be obsessive. But still spread the message.

 

[JackieDan]

I think the best way to go is to just add a lot of random people from Iowa and NH on facebook. Promote Ron Paul and they will see your comments

 

[affa]

on a completely non-political site i frequent, the subject of Ron Paul came up. The sheer amount of wild support he got from tons of names I recognized, but had no idea of their political background, was astounding. Nearly everyone was posting positive, and the few people that thought he was unelectable were quickly educated.

Super positive. There are many of us, despite what the media says.

 

[MrAustin]

Great post OP. I also have been posting vidoes, facts, links, etc. on facebook, and I too am surprised at how little response there is to what I post, but then later, I am even more shocked to find out that they are reading what I am posting and they are warming up to Ron Paul. We need to overpower the stigma attached to likeing Ron Paul. We need to be examples and make it "okay" to support Ron Paul. The more people see thier friends talking about him unabashedly, the safer they wil feel getting on board and joining the conversation.

 

[eleganz]

Ok so I just read this thread and decided to do a test on facebook.

I already know people don't really like to get into politics, there are much more important things distracting them from reality but I posted "ok so whats the scoop on iphone 5?" I got a comment immediately! lol!

When I post Ron Paul stuff, I rarely EVER get anything, only comments and likes from fellow RP supporters.