Perry
09-11-2008, 08:21 PM
I spent two months convincing a good friend of mine that Ron Paul and the small government philosophy were ideal solutions for the problems in America today. After he became convicted we spent many hours discussing these subjects in agreement and he even helped me drive around my city and put magazines (these magazines had an indepth Ron Paul interview and Paul on the cover) in every business in town and convinced some of his family and friends to consider Paul. I was sure he was sold.
I ended up very busy last month and didn't get to hang out with him much until the other day I went to visit him and all of a sudden he's going on about Palin & McCain and how wonderful the RNC was and how he is convinced they are the right party to vote for. "Listen to the RNC!" he tells me. "I don't care how good it sounds" I tell him. "They always SOUND good".
How they sound isn't the issue it's what they do.
Why oh why don't some people learn.
Maybe it's just easier to vote with the crowd than to vote with ones conscience.:mad:
I ended up very busy last month and didn't get to hang out with him much until the other day I went to visit him and all of a sudden he's going on about Palin & McCain and how wonderful the RNC was and how he is convinced they are the right party to vote for. "Listen to the RNC!" he tells me. "I don't care how good it sounds" I tell him. "They always SOUND good".
How they sound isn't the issue it's what they do.
Why oh why don't some people learn.
Maybe it's just easier to vote with the crowd than to vote with ones conscience.:mad: