Paulie
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I'm sorry, I do like a lot of what Ron Paul stood for. I just thought his defense policy ran contrary to a lot of his other positions. Maybe I wrote him off too soon.
How did it run contrary?
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I'm sorry, I do like a lot of what Ron Paul stood for. I just thought his defense policy ran contrary to a lot of his other positions. Maybe I wrote him off too soon.
We are surely going to need something to stimulate the economy, folks.
It's broken, you know.
I don't know, surely mistakes were made in the war's execution. However, we have remained safe and that is in no small part due to our military and our leadership.
Correlation does not necessarily imply causation.
Our safety has nothing to do with the war, and everything to do with our opponents not being able to get incredibly lucky like that again. It seems to me that a terrorist with funding and training and the ability to get to america is not going to get sidetracked and go to Iraq, he is going to stay on target if he can. We're not dealing with charging bulls; we can't just wave a red cape to distract them.
Want to feel safe? Allow airlines to arm pilots with tazers and restrict muslim immigration, problem solved. It amazes me that we chose a multi-trillion dollar war and constitution shredding over ruffling some politically incorrect feathers.
How did it run contrary?
It will stimulate itself, given time. Same mistakes are being made now as FDR made in 1933.....that did nothing but prolong the Depression....
Not that they ran contrary to anything he said or did. They just seemed to run contrary to what I would expect from him based on some of his other views. Ok, I'll say it, he completely lost me when he promoted the view that 9/11 was an inside job.