Things You Know Will Happen

[kybkh]

Even Rorschach is done with it. That's the origin story. He turned hard right after that.

I am right there with him but all you are doing is avoiding the fact the Ron Paul's Revolution inside the Republican Party directly led to President Trump.

There is no denying this. Before Paul, anti-interventionism was not a topic of discussion with-in the Neo-Con led Rep Party.

[Speaker to Animals]

LOL.

It absolutely did not. You are delusional.

[kybkh]

Make America Great Again!

RonPaul.com founders decide to endorse Donald Trump for President

The founders of the RonPaul.com website decided to endorse Donald Trump, and according to our latest poll Donald Trump overwhelmingly wins the Ron Paul vote.

https://www.ronpaul.com/ron-paul-for-pr ... npaul2016/

Last month, Walter Block, a libertarian professor of economics and long-time acolyte of Ron Paul, pinched his nose and co-launched a group, Libertarians for Trump.

That would be Donald Trump — the red-tailed hawk of border security, defender of entitlements and opponent of free-trade. Not exactly a disciple of Ayn Rand, the novelist famous for "Atlas Shrugged" who has inspired many libertarians. Block's group, he freely admits, is a strenuous exercise of realpolitik — the ultimate lesser-of-evils decision. While he finds much of Trump's domestic agenda odious, Block very much likes Trump's noninterventionist foreign policy positions.

The current state of the Paul coalition ratifies a general truism about political movements, particularly insurgent ones: They tend to go adrift without a charismatic leader at the helm. It also suggests something specific about the Paul coalition that surprised the 2012 race: its support had much more to do with Paul's outsiderism, than his libertarianism.

http://www.cnbc.com/2016/04/14/where-ar ... -2016.html

[Fife]

It's hard to see a strong connection between the two politicians.

Trump has never been anything other than a raging neocon Democrat.

Thinking people, while they might have favored deconstruction of both parties, never took the Trump bait.

[TheReal_ND]

Take that back you degenerate lolberg

[Speaker to Animals]

Yeah. It was all a mistake. We would have been so much better off electing Hillary.

[kybkh]

It's hard to see a strong connection between the two politicians.

Trump has never been anything other than a raging neocon Democrat.

Thinking people, while they might have favored deconstruction of both parties, never took the Trump bait.

Are you calling Walter Block a non-thinking person??

Walter Block is the Harold E. Wirth Eminent Scholar Endowed Chair in Economics at Loyola University. He is also an Adjunct Scholar at the Mises Institute and the Hoover Institute. He has previously taught at the University of Central Arkansas, Holy Cross College, Baruch (C.U.N.Y.) and Rutgers Universities. He earned a B.A. in philosophy from Brooklyn College (C.U.N.Y.) in 1964 and a Ph.D. degree in economics from Columbia University in 1972.

Fact is that the non-anarchist Paul supporters voted for Trump.

[Fife]

Certainly more 2012 Paul voters went for Trump than Clinton, to the extent that they voted for either. Many, many more. That was not the point.

[Speaker to Animals]

This is why I support Jeff Session's brutal war on potheads.

[TheReal_ND]

Payback, degenerates. We're coming for your grow room too.