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reply posted on 22-12-2007 @ 12:16 AM by FredT
Originally posted by untouchable
That is exactly the statement I was waiting for. Your obvious bias has poked its ugly head right through the clouds for everyone to see. Now I know for sure that you had absolutely no intention of a fair discussion, you are simply some type of lowlife trying to smear Ron Paul,


What exactly about this discussion has not been fair? Sure your personal attacks are a bit below the belt, but if you can't actually debate the issue they what the heck go for the ad hominem.


you have no valid opinion on the subject and your true intention has nothing to do about your ethics or morals, it’s about what you think about Ron Paul and nothing more.


Wake up and smell the thread. Of cource its about my opinion and your opinion and everybody whos posted in this threads opinion. You know how a discussion board works right?


I’m telling you for real if you said I was a neo-Nazi I would sue the pants off you and I wish Ron Paul wasn’t running for president so he could have the time to take you to court for what you just said, there’s no ducking out of this one punk.


SO who is suing me here Ron paul or you? Im telling you "For Real" what I think about that statement *yawn* so you have moved from the ad hominem to making legal threats Sad but predictable

You might as well have pulled out of shotgun and stuck it in your mouth; you just killed yourself on this issue.


Im much more of a rifle man but a shotgun can come in handy from time to time. Way too much gun safety training to do myself any harm, but thanks for the concern


Furthermore busting on me because I am a 9/11 truth activist is probably one of the most unconscionable methods of backing up yourself than I had ever heard.


Hmmm lets see, threats, name calling, the good old Ad Hominem, when someone fails to recognize the glory of your views and findings. Yep
the hallmark of a rabid 911 Truther. Its almost like fringe extremeist group when you think about it

The shoe fit so by golly you put it on


Also you should clearly define your subject matter expertise is medicine in your avatar so people don’t get confused and take you seriously when you’re talking about other subjects.


Hmmmm. clearly your ignorance of ATS is showing here. FSME badges are bestowed on members by administration. For me thats the medical conspiracies forum. For others its 911, Aviation, Science etc etc etc. Click on the tag and you will be taken to the forum. However, if the issue bothers you so much (and it must otherwise you would not be so desperate to focus on this and not on Ron paul taking a neo naz's money) please file a complaint.


You’re a joke and a fool, and I’m glad you allowed your to real colors to show. Like I said before you were bordering slander and libel.


Ah yes back to the ad hominem and threats. Im mean if this is the best you can do in regards to Ron Pauls taking of money from a neo nazi then by all means if it makes you feel better then go ahead.


Now you are admittedly guilty of such, shame on you and Americans should be ashamed that people like you represent even the smallest part your society you are worse than or equal to a Nazi, you discussed me. And learn to type!


The bolding in mine BTW. Oh the irony there eh?

Disgust is an emotion that is typically associated with things that are perceived as unclean, inedible, or infectious.

discuss ( ) tr.v. , -cussed , -cussing , -cusses . To speak with another or others about; talk over.

Used in a sentance

As in we discussed the ignorant, ad hominem laden post by untouchable we were disgusted by his inability to debate the real issue.


You seem to have forgotten the actual topic so I will remind you:

Ron Paul refused to return a campaign donation made by a neo nazi.

[edit on 12/22/07 by FredT]


reply posted on 22-12-2007 @ 12:24 AM by FredT
reply to post by Navieko



You have a canned Ron paul excuse for everything are they sending you guys talking points or something?



reply posted on 22-12-2007 @ 12:31 AM by FredT
reply to post by shooterbrody



You guys act as if most politcal events are filled like the bleacher seats at a ball game. First come first serve. However, most are very strict on who is admitted and most campaign managers have a good idea who was there. Im shocked that anybody in his campaign let them near him to be honest.

Its possible that they did throw the doors open to the public, but most events are not done this way.

But right he is showing his constitutional support by protecting thier right to free speech eh?


reply posted on 22-12-2007 @ 01:25 AM by FredT
reply to post by spacedoubt



I really fail to see how this is a free speech issue? He had the right to donate which he did just as Ron Paul has the right to refuse.

Refusing campaign funds from a neonazi in no was disenfrachises him nor does it inhibit his ability to promote his hate etc.


reply posted on 22-12-2007 @ 01:32 AM by spacedoubt
Originally posted by FredT
reply to
post by spacedoubt



Refusing campaign funds from a neonazi in no was disenfrachises him nor does it inhibit his ability to promote his hate etc.


But refusing the donation ENHANCES his ability to promote hate.
You keep forgetting this candidate live in the Pander-free zone.
No pandering...a new concept..It's hard to grasp, even for me.



reply posted on 22-12-2007 @ 02:59 AM by The Vagabond
I consider this good practice for Ron Paul. If Ron Paul wants to be president, he has to get used to the idea that his paychecks will be coming from the greatest bastion of organized crime in this country- namely the United States Government.

Jesting aside though, I don't think Ron Paul has a moral obligation to return the money, but I do think he has a moral obligation to be very clear about where he stands on these kinds of issues when they come up.

My play, if I were Ron Paul, would be think over my views and pick out the aspects of my ideology that would be least agreeable to a white supremacist. I would then write an open letter to the donor expressing my convictions and offering that individual the opportunity to reclaim his money if he was not willing to support me on the basis of my politics, inspite of my opposition to his racist ideology.

First and foremost, it says what needs to be said to this white supremacist. I do believe it is immoral to stand silent in the face of such abominable ideologies.

Second, it makes the point that no matter what a person's failings are, they still have a political voice in this country and should be able to expect and contribute toward good government.

Third, god willing, it makes the guy withdraw his support of Ron Paul which will simultaneously hurt that individuals views and help Ron Paul in the public eye.

Then again, if I were Ron Paul, a lot of Ron Paul's views would have to change. So take what I say he should do with a grain of salt.
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