It's official. We now have the most badass supporters.

Andrew-Austin said:
James Hetfield? Since when?
Click to expand...

I didn't even know "the cowardly lion" was a badass.

3096600857_b80cf97aff.jpg



Just kidding. Metallica is pretty badass, especially the old stuff.

YouTube - Metallica - Disposable Heroes (Live 1985)
 
Last edited:
Yeah, that was great to see Vince take Ron and Carol to his red carpet event. His characters are always working a microphone in his films, I hope he can stand up and speak for the Revolution come 2012 campaign time!
 
We can work on the finesse of his opinions later, but its good to get more influencial people on board.

Sell the idea, not RP.

On Guns, taking away guns from innocent law abiding people takes away their ability to defend themselves from the crooks that would use their guns. Criminals dont want guns to be legal, it makes their work more dangerous.

Drugs: The reason drugs are dangerous are because of the associated risk of using or posessing drugs. The associated risk sets the market price and gives drug dealers power. Hence, the power drugs give drug dealers comes from the LAW and not from the drugs themselves or the money, those are just end results of the original consequence. Criminals dont want drugs to be legal, they wont be able to sell their drugs for a profit.
 
Ron_Paul_Knows said:
I didn't even know "the cowardly lion" was a badass.

3096600857_b80cf97aff.jpg



Just kidding. Metallica is pretty badass, especially the old stuff.

YouTube - Metallica - Disposable Heroes (Live 1985)
Click to expand...


I used to like Metallica (some of their music). However i turned to disliking them when they started sueing kids for downloading their music. Turns out their really greedy sob's after all :( kind of like disney/rat sueing childs daycare centers for putting a picture of Mickey on their wall.
 
Son of Detroit said:
Lets see here, some people that are self-proclaimed RP fans/libertarians/freedom lovers:

-Chuck Norris
-Neil Peart
-Jesse Ventura
-Penn Jillette
-Clint Eastwood
-Tom Selleck
-James Hetfield (Metallica)
-Prodigy (Mobb Deep)
-Joe Rogan (Fear Factor, UFC)

Now we got this guy:
Click to expand...

ahem... i'll forgive the oversight this time. ;) :)
 
Freedom 4 all said:
The guy in my avatar is a UFC fighter and super badass. While he never actually mentioned Ron, he's on our side.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Monson
On January 14, 2009, Monson was charged with First Degree Malicious Mischief, for vandalizing the Washington State Capitol by spray-painting "an anarchy symbol, a peace symbol and the words 'no poverty' and 'no war'"[7] on the large columns at the front of the building. A warrant was issued by a Thurston County Superior Court Judge [8] after pictures of Monson committing the crime were printed in ESPN magazine
Click to expand...

my new hero. for personal reasons, I wish he'd have left the anarchy out, but meh, he'll come around i'm sure...
 
Cowlesy said:
Where the heck was Nolan Ryan during the Presidential Campaign? I don't think I heard a peep out of him.
Click to expand...

out fishin' at choke canyon.

i don't blame him. if i didn't live in the cursed city, that's where i'd be right now...
 
s35wf said:
I used to like Metallica (some of their music). However i turned to disliking them when they started sueing kids for downloading their music. Turns out their really greedy sob's after all :( kind of like disney/rat sueing childs daycare centers for putting a picture of Mickey on their wall.
Click to expand...

What product do you make? Can I steal it that way we can be in line with Ron Paul's stance on capitalism?

And suing daycare's for hanging mickey posters in the classroom is different. I'm sure the school bought the poster and then hung it on the wall. They were not making fake Disney posters and using Mickies image out by the road in order to increase attendance in order to make a profit and they weren't selling fake posters to turn a profit either. So I don't understand your comparison. Downloading other peoples profits is stealing. Or is it only stealing when the Federal Reserve or the Government does it?

Also please don't confuse my statements with my opinion on the RIAA and the MPAA. They desperately need a new business model unless they plan on detaching themselves from their demographic. But it is stealing Metallica's money none the less.
 
roho76 said:
But it is stealing Metallica's money none the less.
Click to expand...

Not if you had no intention of buying their schlock in the first place.

Let me ask you something though. When I buy a used CD from a friend, or they give it to me themselves, have
I stolen Mehblehllicka's profits then too? Perhaps they should have gone after CD Warehouse instead?
 
Last edited:
what about John Butler trio..Love that song money....and of course life aint what it seems.
 
ENDG4M3 said:
lets hear more about Neil Peart! I didnt know he was a supporter.
Click to expand...

He isn't a Ron Paul supporter that I know of, but he is a libertarian.
[URL="http://www.theadvocates.org/celebrities/neil-peart.html"][URL="http://www.theadvocates.org/celebrities/neil-peart.html"][url]http://www.theadvocates.org/celebrities/neil-peart.html[/URL][/URL][/URL]

"Besides its musical ambition and instrumental proficiency, there is one other thing that sets Rush apart from most bands -- the strong libertarian/Objectivist themes in its lyrics, which are written by Peart. The band's 1976 album, 2112, was even dedicated to "the genus of Ayn Rand." The album, inspired by Rand's novel Anthem, is about a future society where the rediscovery of the guitar threatens a totalitarian society. It's no surprise that Rush is the only band ever cited in the Journal of Ayn Rand Studies."

Now you know why Rand Paul is always quoting Rush lyrics.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

Anti Federalist
A NH freedom solution - ‘It's borderline criminal’ – Manufactured housing lot rental fees
Replies
4
Views
498
69360
6
PAF
The Politics of Fear: Laying the Groundwork for Fascism, American-Style
Replies
0
Views
659
PAF
PAF
PAF
Don’t Court the Court Intellectuals
Replies
1
Views
2K
Swordsmyth
Swordsmyth
PAF
The Hidden Agenda of Davos
Replies
1
Views
838
PAF
PAF
PAF
Children of Big Brother: What It Means to Go Back-to-School in the American Police State
Replies
0
Views
860
PAF
PAF
Back
Top