Akus
11-09-2007, 01:17 AM
You have seen my posts. You have seen that a post like the most recent one about GOP not willing to let Ron Paul in because of the obsolete way they tally candidates' support is an exception rather then the rule.
I rarely get upset. When somebody sees me wearing a Ron Paul button and mumbling "He ain't gonna win", I ignore him. When some one says Ron Paul won't win and tries to rub it in, as if he's "showing me", not realizing that the joke is on everyone, including him, I roll my eyes and inside look down on that person. I also could care less if O'Reilly thinks Ron Paul is a pinhead. That kind of a rebuttal from Mr. IDon'tNeedAHistoryLesson only shows that his commentary is no more reliable then that of a National Enquirer.
But how dare anyone purposely not allow a candidate to participate in a debate of his own party? How dare anyone say that he shouldn't be allowed to talk - a man who is Conservatism and Fiscal restrain personified? Hannity doesn't like him and, to smear his character, tells the world that we text in our votes multiple times over, an easily exposable lie? Fine. Whatever other clown trying to portray Ron Paul as some Taliban recruit in disguise? Fine. They're stupid and deserve, at most, a chuckle of contempt. But to purposely not allow a Presidential Candidate on the air, someone who is clearly more relevant then the entire rest of the GOP, simply because he doesn't go "rah rah rah elect me and I'll bomb 10 countries instead of only 2? That was shockingly low.
I know that that is resolved and our guy will make an appearance and I don't care if those fools won't let him say a word and I don't care if they pay some goons to boo when he says that this insanity needs stopped. I am calm now. But my contempt for whoever does all those things is still there, and it simply reached a boiling point. This move only showed how desperate and stupid those people if they think I'll suddenly support Rudy McRomney simply because they forced to close my eyes and ears on their dog-and-pony show.
So to all who took offense at the Jesus party comment, I am sorry. I won't say it again, out of respect.
I rarely get upset. When somebody sees me wearing a Ron Paul button and mumbling "He ain't gonna win", I ignore him. When some one says Ron Paul won't win and tries to rub it in, as if he's "showing me", not realizing that the joke is on everyone, including him, I roll my eyes and inside look down on that person. I also could care less if O'Reilly thinks Ron Paul is a pinhead. That kind of a rebuttal from Mr. IDon'tNeedAHistoryLesson only shows that his commentary is no more reliable then that of a National Enquirer.
But how dare anyone purposely not allow a candidate to participate in a debate of his own party? How dare anyone say that he shouldn't be allowed to talk - a man who is Conservatism and Fiscal restrain personified? Hannity doesn't like him and, to smear his character, tells the world that we text in our votes multiple times over, an easily exposable lie? Fine. Whatever other clown trying to portray Ron Paul as some Taliban recruit in disguise? Fine. They're stupid and deserve, at most, a chuckle of contempt. But to purposely not allow a Presidential Candidate on the air, someone who is clearly more relevant then the entire rest of the GOP, simply because he doesn't go "rah rah rah elect me and I'll bomb 10 countries instead of only 2? That was shockingly low.
I know that that is resolved and our guy will make an appearance and I don't care if those fools won't let him say a word and I don't care if they pay some goons to boo when he says that this insanity needs stopped. I am calm now. But my contempt for whoever does all those things is still there, and it simply reached a boiling point. This move only showed how desperate and stupid those people if they think I'll suddenly support Rudy McRomney simply because they forced to close my eyes and ears on their dog-and-pony show.
So to all who took offense at the Jesus party comment, I am sorry. I won't say it again, out of respect.