Ron Pauls economic solution? A Southern Secessionist.

[Wamitoria]

Oh yes it's you, who thinks everyone should get everything for free. If that's the case, no one would have to work. Obviously that would mean no one can get anything because no one would be giving anybody anything.

Nah, it means that she supports stable currency and a functional economy.

[Ashmoria]

huh?

where did that come from?

Where do most nonsensical posts come from?

drug abuse?

[The Black Forrest]

Oh yes it's you, who thinks everyone should get everything for free. If that's the case, no one would have to work. Obviously that would mean no one can get anything because no one would be giving anybody anything.

Nah, it means that he supports stable currency and a functional economy.

*coughshecoughs*

[Wamitoria]

Nah, it means that he supports stable currency and a functional economy.

*coughshecoughs*

fixed

[Banold]

This article is about Congressman Paul's calling of a person before a committee hearing. So what if they guy he raised to speak talks about the South being good and Lincoln being bad? Who cares.

Ron Paul believes in abolishing the IRS and re-instating a gold standard. I support that.

The article bashes Paul for having this crazy guy get up and talk.

So what? Just b/c Paul calls on someone to speak before a committee hearing doesn't mean he backs this guy 100%.

Lincoln was a poor constitutionalist in that he suspended Habeas Corpus. Did he need to or have the right to given the Civil war? Don't know, start another thread about that. As far as I know he would have preserved the Union and won the war w/o crapping all over the Constitution.

Anyway, nowhere does Paul back up this guy or nod in agreement with him.

Ron Paul wants to abolish the IRS and have sound objective money again. Not a Southern Succession.

Debate about his policy positions, not inferences on hearing witnesses called forth...

[The Black Forrest]

Where do most nonsensical posts come from?

drug abuse?

And he is not sharing! Get him!

[Zephie]

Oh yes it's you, who thinks everyone should get everything for free. If that's the case, no one would have to work. Obviously that would mean no one can get anything because no one would be giving anybody anything.

Nah, it means that he supports stable currency and a functional economy.

Oh, that's why so many people are unemployed. Got it.

[Wamitoria]

Ron Paul believes in abolishing the IRS and re-instating a gold standard. I support that.

Why do you hate our economy?

[Meryuma]

His views on the South have no connection with his economic views, so this amounts to an ad hominem. I mean, criticisms can be easily made of Ron Paul, but this is a really bad one.

oh for sure

the poor thing. its hard to find an "expert" who wants to disband the fed and go back on the gold standard. he has to take what he can find.

If by "expert" you mean "neoclassical economist", you're probably right. I haven't looked into DiLorenzo much, but let's not dismiss people out of hand, OK?

[Mosasauria]

This article is about Congressman Paul's calling of a person before a committee hearing. So what if they guy he raised to speak talks about the South being good and Lincoln being bad? Who cares.

Ron Paul believes in abolishing the IRS and re-instating a gold standard. I support that.

The article bashes Paul for having this crazy guy get up and talk.

So what? Just b/c Paul calls on someone to speak before a committee hearing doesn't mean he backs this guy 100%.

Lincoln was a poor constitutionalist in that he suspended Habeas Corpus. Did he need to or have the right to given the Civil war? Don't know, start another thread about that. As far as I know he would have preserved the Union and won the war w/o crapping all over the Constitution.

Anyway, nowhere does Paul back up this guy or nod in agreement with him.

Ron Paul wants to abolish the IRS and have sound objective money again. Not a Southern Succession.

Debate about his policy positions, not inferences on hearing witnesses called forth...

I agree with the abolishing of the IRS, the gold standard I'm iffy about as I don't fully understand economics.

[Wamitoria]

Nah, it means that he supports stable currency and a functional economy.

Oh, that's why so many people are unemployed. Got it.

Obviously, fiat currency is to blame for the current job market. Obviously.

[Ashmoria]

This article is about Congressman Paul's calling of a person before a committee hearing. So what if they guy he raised to speak talks about the South being good and Lincoln being bad? Who cares.

Ron Paul believes in abolishing the IRS and re-instating a gold standard. I support that.

The article bashes Paul for having this crazy guy get up and talk.

So what? Just b/c Paul calls on someone to speak before a committee hearing doesn't mean he backs this guy 100%.

Lincoln was a poor constitutionalist in that he suspended Habeas Corpus. Did he need to or have the right to given the Civil war? Don't know, start another thread about that. As far as I know he would have preserved the Union and won the war w/o crapping all over the Constitution.

Anyway, nowhere does Paul back up this guy or nod in agreement with him.

Ron Paul wants to abolish the IRS and have sound objective money again. Not a Southern Succession.

Debate about his policy positions, not inferences on hearing witnesses called forth...

well its more usual to bring non crazy people to congressional hearing to discuss the fed. if paul didnt want stupid things like the gold standard he could have found dozens of excellent economists to testify without having them laughed at by the other committee members.

[Zephie]

Ron Paul wants to abolish the IRS and have sound objective money again. Not a Southern Succession.

People that support the system that puts them in jail if they don't pay their ridiculous amount of taxes and steals money from them on the regular basis in the form of inflation have a serious case of stockholm syndrome in my opinion.

[The Black Forrest]

This article is about Congressman Paul's calling of a person before a committee hearing. So what if they guy he raised to speak talks about the South being good and Lincoln being bad? Who cares.

Ron Paul believes in abolishing the IRS and re-instating a gold standard. I support that.

The article bashes Paul for having this crazy guy get up and talk.

So what? Just b/c Paul calls on someone to speak before a committee hearing doesn't mean he backs this guy 100%.

Lincoln was a poor constitutionalist in that he suspended Habeas Corpus. Did he need to or have the right to given the Civil war? Don't know, start another thread about that. As far as I know he would have preserved the Union and won the war w/o crapping all over the Constitution.

Anyway, nowhere does Paul back up this guy or nod in agreement with him.

Ron Paul wants to abolish the IRS and have sound objective money again. Not a Southern Succession.

Debate about his policy positions, not inferences on hearing witnesses called forth...

So what exactly does the quack witness have to do with monetary policy ?

[Wamitoria]

People that support the system that puts them in jail if they don't pay their ridiculous amount of taxes and steals money from them on the regular basis in the form of inflation have a serious case of stockholm syndrome in my opinion.

Or they don't mind paying a third of their income for services that they use on a daily basis.

[Banold]

Why do you hate our economy?

Because our money is fake. The economy is full of regulation, subsidies, manipulated markets, fractional reserve banking fraud, and taxes.

I hate all these things.

[Ashmoria]

oh for sure

the poor thing. its hard to find an "expert" who wants to disband the fed and go back on the gold standard. he has to take what he can find.

If by "expert" you mean "neoclassical economist", you're probably right. I haven't looked into DiLorenzo much, but let's not dismiss people out of hand, OK?

cant help it. it goes to show how hard it is to find credentialed economists who agree with dr paul.

[Wamitoria]

Why do you hate our economy?

Because our money is fake. The economy is full of regulation, subsidies, manipulated markets, fractional reserve banking fraud, and taxes.

I hate all these things.

So, you admit that you hate money?

[Mosasauria]

Why do you hate our economy?

Because our money is fake. The economy is full of regulation, subsidies, manipulated markets, fractional reserve banking fraud, and taxes.

I hate all these things.

Pretty much. Saying a piece of paper is worth 10 dollars doesn't make it 10 dollars.

[Wamitoria]

Because our money is fake. The economy is full of regulation, subsidies, manipulated markets, fractional reserve banking fraud, and taxes.

I hate all these things.

Pretty much. Saying a piece of paper is worth 10 dollars doesn't make it 10 dollars.

Yes, it does.

[The Black Forrest]

Why do you hate our economy?

Because our money is fake. The economy is full of regulation, subsidies, manipulated markets, fractional reserve banking fraud, and taxes.

I hate all these things.

Damn regulations! How dare the government set standards for safe food, drugs and work environments.......

[Mosasauria]

Pretty much. Saying a piece of paper is worth 10 dollars doesn't make it 10 dollars.

Yes, it does.

What happens when you come across a person who says that the paper is 2 dollars?

[Zephie]

People that support the system that puts them in jail if they don't pay their ridiculous amount of taxes and steals money from them on the regular basis in the form of inflation have a serious case of stockholm syndrome in my opinion.

Or they don't mind paying a third of their income for wars that they never wanted.

Fixed

[Wamitoria]

Yes, it does.

What happens when you come across a person who says that the paper is 2 dollars?

You sick the secret service on them.

Seriously, 10 American dollars printed by the US gov't will always be 10 American dollars.

[Zephie]

What happens when you come across a person who says that the paper is 2 dollars?

You sick the secret service on them.

Seriously, 10 American dollars printed by the US gov't will always be 10 American dollars.

The U.S government doesn't print U.S dollars.