The case against Dr. Paul

Oliver said:
Wrong - you missed his point.

His point was that there are people who favor Globalization
and those who don't. Simple as that - and factual as well.
Both Ideas exist - including the People who hold one stance
of the Isle.
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Why don't you post what Ron Paul actually said during that debate? It was clear he bought into the whole NAU nonsense.
 
ZenFountain said:
Erm, Ron Paul's bill never passed, as I stated in #241 Paul has never had a bill even make it to the floor.
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I was speaking of The Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994, of which Ron Paul was a co-sponsor and about which Ron Paul crows about on his web site. Though I will admit Paul was only a bit player in that fiasco, his fellow failed Presidential candidate Bill Richardson played a far bigger part. Apparently Ron Paul didn't think that went far enough, so he introduced the even loonier bills.

More on the Act at Quackwatch.
 
Bill gets a free pass from me for being the only candidate to come out and say he's a CWP holder.
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WildCat said:
I was speaking of The Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994, of which Ron Paul was a co-sponsor and about which Ron Paul crows about on his web site. Though I will admit Paul was only a bit player in that fiasco, his fellow failed Presidential candidate Bill Richardson played a far bigger part. Apparently Ron Paul didn't think that went far enough, so he introduced the even loonier bills.
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Paul did not co-sponsor The Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994, he wasn't even in congress. However, he has spoken favorably of the bill on public record and wanted to strengthen it. He did the same thing with DOMA, which he spoke favorably of and sponsored a bill to strengthen but did not vote on. When you invent facts it only gives credence the RP zealots' notion that the opposition will say anything to slander him. No need for that, there's a mountain of truthful idiocy to attack him with.
 
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ZenFountain said:
Paul did not co-sponsor The Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994, he wasn't even in congress.
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:blush: He fluffs it so much I thought he had at least something to do with it!

When you invent facts it only gives credence the RP zealots' notion that the opposition will say anything to slander him. No need for that, there's a mountain of truthful idiocy to attack him with.
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Don't tase me bro! It was an honest mistake, as you note there is so much Ron Paul lunacy to go around you don't need another fish in the barrel.
 
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Well researched argument > spurious argument, but as I said in #241 all of Ron Paul's legislation is a moot point outside of curious ramblings.
 
HereticHulk said:
Ron Paul just placed 2nd in the LA. Causcuses! Uh oh? A whole state of whackos there I guess! :D
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10,000 voters participated, and most of them voted for "pro-life uncommitted". So of the 4500 (guestimate) or so left, McCain got probably 2500. I bet Ron Paul got ~1700 votes today.
 
Haha Louisiana. Pinnacle of sanity right there. Not saying that to Undermine Paul, saying it to undermine LA.

The platform is based on being pro-life, and they choose MCCAIN 1st? What the hell, he's like the only candidate not saying he'll overturn R v W. Seriously, Louisiana is so backwater...

So, wonder how the numbers will turn out, RP has done well in the two places known for being the great American Sin Cities(Las Vegas and formerly New Orleans), not to mention you probably have a lot of people plenty pissed with "the man" after Katrina, so Paul's talk may have hit close to home for the LA folk. Anyway, can't wait to see the official counts.
 
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Did I say anything about color? Have you ever been to Mardi Gras? It is a rainbow of crazy. Not to mention LA folk aren't too enthusiastic about the Gov't since the Katrina fiasco. Care to take another attempt to smear me?
 
Tsukasa Buddha said:
Have you decided to stop using fallacies? Yes or no.

(:p)
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Just making a point. The results of this kind of question are predictable and fallacious. I fully admit this. This is the point I was establishing. With all the posts that do the same to Ron Paul and his supporters I thought it should be reversed for a moment.
 
Thorn said:
Did I say anything about color? Have you ever been to Mardi Gras? It is a rainbow of crazy. Not to mention LA folk aren't too enthusiastic about the Gov't since the Katrina fiasco. Care to take another attempt to smear me?
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Denial is not just a river in Egypt. ;)



Sorry, I used your post to make an example. I meant zero offense to you personally. Please forgive.:)
 
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