Oprah talks to Donald Trump in 1988

[Peace Piper]

A nation that can't make its own furniture or clothing is not a superpower

 

[Peace Piper]

Bump for Jobs

Maybe if Rand seemed concerned with US Manufacturing and Jobs He'd have taken some of Trump's support. But Rand first supported the TPP and then said he didn't. Who knows where he stands now.

 

[CaptUSA]

Bump for Jobs.

Bump for econommic illiterayc!!

 

[juleswin]

A Major who doesn't polish his own shoes can't be a good general. Btw, the US can make his own furniture but doesn't because they can be made for cheaper elsewhere. I am sure Trump understands this seeing as he contracts out many of his labor work to foreign workers. Its not like he CAN'T use American workers but its just more convenient to use illegals to do it.

 

[Krugminator2]

A nation that is so unproductive that it has make its own furniture or clothing is not a superpower

Fixed your post.

 

[thatpeculiarcat]

Oh for fuck's cock. The 2016 Presidential Election sub-forum of RonPaulForums.com isn't the place for this Trump circlejerking.

Fucking Sanders, Trump, and all the cretins on this forum gloating over the two of them in this matter have no grasp two of the simplest lessons in economics, brought to us hundreds of years ago by Adam Smith and David Ricardo. This idea that "imports bad exports good" has to be one of the most archaic protectionist isolationist slogans I've ever heard. One country isn't supposed to make everything for themselves--it's not efficient, and it's cost intensive.

Opportunity cost, specialization, division of labor...it's one of the first lessons of macroeconomics.

Seeing some of the posts I see around here just confirm how small and intellectually unsound the Liberty Movement really was. It's a shame, we had a chance to really change things, and now 1/2 or more of our movement believes the culmination of the last 9 years ends in Donald J. Trump--an authoritarian, economic illiterate, philosophically inconsistent sodomite, political opportunist, run-of-the-mill-scum-of-the-Earth, pompous windbag with the personality and intellectual capacity of a wet carrot slathered in that stupid fucking sauce people can't pronounce properly but are fond of using in Asian restaurants.

 

[juleswin]

Oh for $#@!'s cock. The 2016 Presidential Election sub-forum of RonPaulForums.com isn't the place for this Trump circlejerking.

$#@!ing Sanders, Trump, and all the cretins on this forum gloating over the two of them in this matter have no grasp two of the simplest lessons in economics, brought to us hundreds of years ago by Adam Smith and David Ricardo. This idea that "imports bad exports good" has to be one of the most archaic protectionist isolationist slogans I've ever heard. One country isn't supposed to make everything for themselves--it's not efficient, and it's cost intensive.

Opportunity cost, specialization, division of labor...it's one of the first lessons of macroeconomics.

Seeing some of the posts I see around here just confirm how small and intellectually unsound the Liberty Movement really was. It's a shame, we had a chance to really change things, and now 1/2 or more of our movement believes the culmination of the last 9 years ends in Donald J. Trump--an authoritarian, economic illiterate, philosophically inconsistent sodomite, political opportunist, run-of-the-mill-scum-of-the-Earth, pompous windbag with the personality and intellectual capacity of a wet carrot slathered in that stupid $#@!ing sauce people can't pronounce properly but are fond of using in Asian restaurants.

But he is anti establishment, doesn't care about political correctness and he unlike the others in the race realized that the Iraq war was a disaster albeit after the war already became unpopular. Are you telling me that those three important qualities count for nothing?

 

[juleswin]

Oh for $#@!'s cock. The 2016 Presidential Election sub-forum of RonPaulForums.com isn't the place for this Trump circlejerking.

$#@!ing Sanders, Trump, and all the cretins on this forum gloating over the two of them in this matter have no grasp two of the simplest lessons in economics, brought to us hundreds of years ago by Adam Smith and David Ricardo. This idea that "imports bad exports good" has to be one of the most archaic protectionist isolationist slogans I've ever heard. One country isn't supposed to make everything for themselves--it's not efficient, and it's cost intensive.

Opportunity cost, specialization, division of labor...it's one of the first lessons of macroeconomics.

Seeing some of the posts I see around here just confirm how small and intellectually unsound the Liberty Movement really was. It's a shame, we had a chance to really change things, and now 1/2 or more of our movement believes the culmination of the last 9 years ends in Donald J. Trump--an authoritarian, economic illiterate, philosophically inconsistent sodomite, political opportunist, run-of-the-mill-scum-of-the-Earth, pompous windbag with the personality and intellectual capacity of a wet carrot slathered in that stupid $#@!ing sauce people can't pronounce properly but are fond of using in Asian restaurants.

But he is anti establishment, doesn't care about political correctness and he unlike the others in the race realized that the Iraq war was a disaster albeit after the war already became unpopular. Are you telling me that those three important qualities count for nothing?

 

[invisible]

Oh for $#@!'s cock. The 2016 Presidential Election sub-forum of RonPaulForums.com isn't the place for this Trump circlejerking.

$#@!ing Sanders, Trump, and all the cretins on this forum gloating over the two of them in this matter have no grasp two of the simplest lessons in economics, brought to us hundreds of years ago by Adam Smith and David Ricardo. This idea that "imports bad exports good" has to be one of the most archaic protectionist isolationist slogans I've ever heard. One country isn't supposed to make everything for themselves--it's not efficient, and it's cost intensive.

Opportunity cost, specialization, division of labor...it's one of the first lessons of macroeconomics.

Seeing some of the posts I see around here just confirm how small and intellectually unsound the Liberty Movement really was. It's a shame, we had a chance to really change things, and now 1/2 or more of our movement believes the culmination of the last 9 years ends in Donald J. Trump--an authoritarian, economic illiterate, philosophically inconsistent sodomite, political opportunist, run-of-the-mill-scum-of-the-Earth, pompous windbag with the personality and intellectual capacity of a wet carrot slathered in that stupid $#@!ing sauce people can't pronounce properly but are fond of using in Asian restaurants.

It's not everyone here, or even half. It's only a handful of people who only want to divide and distract. It's not about shilling for a ghoul-endorsed authoritarian candidate. It's about an attempt to render RPF ineffective, and drive productive people off - notice how these same people have always been right in the center of every controversial topic since their arrival, telling us not to support Liberty or Liberty Candidates. Completely clogging up an entire forum section with endless shill threads is their way of making their numbers and support appear larger.

 

[kahless]

Bump for Jobs

Maybe if Rand seemed concerned with US Manufacturing and Jobs He'd have taken some of Trump's support. But Rand first supported the TPP and then said he didn't. Who knows where he stands now.

Each cycle all the other Republicans were hard core NAFTA and free trade agreement candidates. Those that opposed had no where else to go other than to hold their nose for Rand or Ron since at least they said these agreements violate national sovereignty. It was only a matter of time a nationalist or protectionist candidate entered the race the average folks would flock to.

 

[otherone]

But he is anti establishment, doesn't care about political correctness and he unlike the others in the race realized that the Iraq war was a disaster albeit after the war already became unpopular. Are you telling me that those three important qualities count for nothing?

only if he also makes the trains run on time.