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"CAMERON: Sir, would you ask them to cease that rhetoric tonight on your behalf?Quote:
Originally Posted by GrinS
PAUL: Well, it doesn't do me any good, so if they care about me, they should."
According to Ron Paul, the "truthers" must not care about him.
Have a good one!:jointsmile:
P4b, it wasn't a conspiracy, I have never heard him say that.. But it IS blowback.
I think the question and response was more geared towards the Alex Jones style "journalists" and their followers including the Truth seekers.Quote:
Originally Posted by r0k
Have a good one!:jointsmile:
If Ron Paul said he can piss beer, I think alot of people would believe it.
I don't agree with 9/11 truthers but they do bring some good points up about the issue. The heart of the truther message is that government is too overpowering and secretive to its people. Ron Paul's appeal has nothing to do with 9/11 truth, but instead truth itself. Show me one other candidate running that has a solid 30 year voting record like that of Ron Paul's. Why don't truthers support Hillary? Or Obama? Simple answer is they are all LIER'S! You can bet that if Ron was president during the events of 9/11, that he would have taken questions from congress UNDER OATH and not have hesitated to open an investigation in the first place.
One thing that Libertarians share with truthers is the fact that government has shown a blatant disregard for the constitution. We elect people who do not read what they vote on (Patriot Act). We elect people who flipflop on their stances (Bush in 2000 ran on NO nation building and a peaceful foreign policy). Government is so out of touch with its people that it can make "conspiracies" seem that much more likely.
Why not ask Obama to denounce any cocaine users supporting him? Or how about asking Hilary to denounce the feminist vote? People goto the message they like not the other way around.
Puleeese
admitting that he thought there was a conspiracy would be political suicide.
hes a politician, hes trying to win dude, not lose