Ivan Seeking
Registered Senior Member
What about him is too radical? It is my position that this is MSM repetition at work, drilling into people's minds that he is too radical. If you sit down, listen to what he has to say, and seek to understand the relationship between government, freedom, and individual sovereignty, then nothing he says is "too radical." He is simply saying, let's stop falling for this Hegelian Dialectical bullshit. The aren't the problems in our world that the government says there are. People solve problems, not governments. Governments cause problems so they can expand their power, both for the elites in the private covert interest groups, and for the interest of those elites who have a lock on the reigns of big government.
First of all, I don't watch MSNBC. And I've been listening to Paul since 1984.
In my view, what he describes in many cases, as with his foreign policy, are more long term ideals, not action items for next week. We can't just destablize the world by changing our policies overnight. And he would eiiminate many protections that are, I believe, in line with the duty of the goverment to protect the general welfare. I support many of the programs that he wants to eliminate.
Ron Paul is like sex. It is great fun, and every generation thinks they invented it, but you can't base your entire life on it.