Comments on: Ron Paul: Is it Time for Radical Thought? http://www.theresident.net/video/ron-paul-is-it-time-for-radical-thought/ Buck the Mainstream Media Fri, 30 Jul 2010 18:14:30 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: jacobpsweeney http://www.theresident.net/video/ron-paul-is-it-time-for-radical-thought/comment-page-2/#comment-17787 jacobpsweeney Tue, 23 Mar 2010 21:54:15 +0000 http://www.theresident.net/www.new.theresident.net/?p=507#comment-17787 [..YouTube..] people label ron paul many things but i've never heard "radical". I think of him as the opposite of radical. you say the word an insane amount of times [..YouTube..] people label ron paul many things but i’ve never heard “radical”. I think of him as the opposite of radical. you say the word an insane amount of times

]]> By: owensaruba http://www.theresident.net/video/ron-paul-is-it-time-for-radical-thought/comment-page-2/#comment-13031 owensaruba Sun, 14 Feb 2010 16:11:01 +0000 http://www.theresident.net/www.new.theresident.net/?p=507#comment-13031 [..YouTube..] @librarianeric The states also have worker and consumer protection laws. Abolition of federal statutes would not mean there are no laws to protect the workers and consumers. The states that write the best laws would prosper leading to a "free market" competition among the states. The deficient states would conform to be more prosperous. Federal regulations hamper this process. Under US Constitution People = State, Ron Paul advocates state rights appropriately. [..YouTube..] @librarianeric
The states also have worker and consumer protection laws. Abolition of federal statutes would not mean there are no laws to protect the workers and consumers. The states that write the best laws would prosper leading to a “free market” competition among the states. The deficient states would conform to be more prosperous. Federal regulations hamper this process. Under US Constitution People = State, Ron Paul advocates state rights appropriately.

]]> By: owensaruba http://www.theresident.net/video/ron-paul-is-it-time-for-radical-thought/comment-page-2/#comment-14048 owensaruba Sun, 14 Feb 2010 16:11:01 +0000 http://www.theresident.net/www.new.theresident.net/?p=507#comment-14048 [..YouTube..] @librarianeric The states also have worker and consumer protection laws. Abolition of federal statutes would not mean there are no laws to protect the workers and consumers. The states that write the best laws would prosper leading to a "free market" competition among the states. The deficient states would conform to be more prosperous. Federal regulations hamper this process. Under US Constitution People = State, Ron Paul advocates state rights appropriately. [..YouTube..] @librarianeric The states also have worker and consumer protection laws. Abolition of federal statutes would not mean there are no laws to protect the workers and consumers. The states that write the best laws would prosper leading to a “free market” competition among the states. The deficient states would conform to be more prosperous. Federal regulations hamper this process. Under US Constitution People = State, Ron Paul advocates state rights appropriately.

]]> By: owensaruba http://www.theresident.net/video/ron-paul-is-it-time-for-radical-thought/comment-page-2/#comment-13032 owensaruba Sun, 14 Feb 2010 16:00:01 +0000 http://www.theresident.net/www.new.theresident.net/?p=507#comment-13032 [..YouTube..] @ScriabinFanatic "Who pays for the schools?" Local Property tax. "pays the teachers?" Local Property Pays for the roads? Gas Tax "For the police?" City and County Sales and Property Tax "For the fire dept?" City and County Sales and Property Tax " It doesn't run on magic." It Also doesn't solely run on Federal Funding. Federal funding only accounts for a small portion. It gains the federal gov. jurisdiction where otherwise they would have none. [..YouTube..] @ScriabinFanatic
“Who pays for the schools?” Local Property tax. “pays the teachers?” Local Property
Pays for the roads? Gas Tax
“For the police?” City and County Sales and Property Tax
“For the fire dept?” City and County Sales and Property Tax
” It doesn’t run on magic.” It Also doesn’t solely run on Federal Funding. Federal funding only accounts for a small portion. It gains the federal gov. jurisdiction where otherwise they would have none.

]]> By: owensaruba http://www.theresident.net/video/ron-paul-is-it-time-for-radical-thought/comment-page-2/#comment-14049 owensaruba Sun, 14 Feb 2010 16:00:01 +0000 http://www.theresident.net/www.new.theresident.net/?p=507#comment-14049 [..YouTube..] @ScriabinFanatic "Who pays for the schools?" Local Property tax. "pays the teachers?" Local Property Pays for the roads? Gas Tax "For the police?" City and County Sales and Property Tax "For the fire dept?" City and County Sales and Property Tax" It doesn't run on magic." It Also doesn't solely run on Federal Funding. Federal funding only accounts for a small portion. It gains the federal gov. jurisdiction where otherwise they would have none. [..YouTube..] @ScriabinFanatic “Who pays for the schools?” Local Property tax. “pays the teachers?” Local Property Pays for the roads? Gas Tax “For the police?” City and County Sales and Property Tax “For the fire dept?” City and County Sales and Property Tax” It doesn’t run on magic.” It Also doesn’t solely run on Federal Funding. Federal funding only accounts for a small portion. It gains the federal gov. jurisdiction where otherwise they would have none.

]]> By: frostyuk2007 http://www.theresident.net/video/ron-paul-is-it-time-for-radical-thought/comment-page-2/#comment-3609 frostyuk2007 Sat, 03 Oct 2009 15:25:16 +0000 http://www.theresident.net/www.new.theresident.net/?p=507#comment-3609 So your against tyranny of the business classes but support the tyranny of monopolistic governments?And NO, under a truly free market system you don't lose consumer protection laws as the free market responds to accommodate its clients or they wouldn't have any and workers just need to make sure they have a contract, its that simple.Governments on the other hand have you by the balls, you have no choice but to pay or you'll be locked away in an institutionalised rape room.Still sound fair? So your against tyranny of the business classes but support the tyranny of monopolistic governments?And NO, under a truly free market system you don’t lose consumer protection laws as the free market responds to accommodate its clients or they wouldn’t have any and workers just need to make sure they have a contract, its that simple.Governments on the other hand have you by the balls, you have no choice but to pay or you’ll be locked away in an institutionalised rape room.Still sound fair?

]]> By: frostyuk2007 http://www.theresident.net/video/ron-paul-is-it-time-for-radical-thought/comment-page-2/#comment-6422 frostyuk2007 Sat, 03 Oct 2009 15:25:16 +0000 http://www.theresident.net/www.new.theresident.net/?p=507#comment-6422 [..YouTube..] So your against tyranny of the business classes but support the tyranny of monopolistic governments? And NO, under a truly free market system you don't lose consumer protection laws as the free market responds to accommodate its clients or they wouldn't have any and workers just need to make sure they have a contract, its that simple. Governments on the other hand have you by the balls, you have no choice but to pay or you'll be locked away in an institutionalised rape room. Still sound fair? [..YouTube..] So your against tyranny of the business classes but support the tyranny of monopolistic governments?

And NO, under a truly free market system you don’t lose consumer protection laws as the free market responds to accommodate its clients or they wouldn’t have any and workers just need to make sure they have a contract, its that simple.

Governments on the other hand have you by the balls, you have no choice but to pay or you’ll be locked away in an institutionalised rape room.

Still sound fair?

]]> By: frostyuk2007 http://www.theresident.net/video/ron-paul-is-it-time-for-radical-thought/comment-page-2/#comment-14050 frostyuk2007 Sat, 03 Oct 2009 15:25:16 +0000 http://www.theresident.net/www.new.theresident.net/?p=507#comment-14050 [..YouTube..] So your against tyranny of the business classes but support the tyranny of monopolistic governments?And NO, under a truly free market system you don't lose consumer protection laws as the free market responds to accommodate its clients or they wouldn't have any and workers just need to make sure they have a contract, its that simple.Governments on the other hand have you by the balls, you have no choice but to pay or you'll be locked away in an institutionalised rape room.Still sound fair? [..YouTube..] So your against tyranny of the business classes but support the tyranny of monopolistic governments?And NO, under a truly free market system you don’t lose consumer protection laws as the free market responds to accommodate its clients or they wouldn’t have any and workers just need to make sure they have a contract, its that simple.Governments on the other hand have you by the balls, you have no choice but to pay or you’ll be locked away in an institutionalised rape room.Still sound fair?

]]> By: librarianeric http://www.theresident.net/video/ron-paul-is-it-time-for-radical-thought/comment-page-2/#comment-3610 librarianeric Fri, 02 Oct 2009 20:58:24 +0000 http://www.theresident.net/www.new.theresident.net/?p=507#comment-3610 Christ, you free market fundamentalists are as bad as any religious zealot.No institution, no political system and no ECONOMIC system is above reproach. Right wing libertarians like Ron Paul are beneath contempt as what they advocate (including abolition of worker and consumer protection laws and privatization of public land) is essentially a tyranny of the business class. Fuck Ron Paul and his Ayn Rand-worshipping followers. Christ, you free market fundamentalists are as bad as any religious zealot.No institution, no political system and no ECONOMIC system is above reproach. Right wing libertarians like Ron Paul are beneath contempt as what they advocate (including abolition of worker and consumer protection laws and privatization of public land) is essentially a tyranny of the business class. Fuck Ron Paul and his Ayn Rand-worshipping followers.

]]> By: librarianeric http://www.theresident.net/video/ron-paul-is-it-time-for-radical-thought/comment-page-2/#comment-6423 librarianeric Fri, 02 Oct 2009 20:58:24 +0000 http://www.theresident.net/www.new.theresident.net/?p=507#comment-6423 [..YouTube..] Christ, you free market fundamentalists are as bad as any religious zealot. No institution, no political system and no ECONOMIC system is above reproach. Right wing libertarians like Ron Paul are beneath contempt as what they advocate (including abolition of worker and consumer protection laws and privatization of public land) is essentially a tyranny of the business class. Fuck Ron Paul and his Ayn Rand-worshipping followers. [..YouTube..] Christ, you free market fundamentalists are as bad as any religious zealot.

No institution, no political system and no ECONOMIC system is above reproach. Right wing libertarians like Ron Paul are beneath contempt as what they advocate (including abolition of worker and consumer protection laws and privatization of public land) is essentially a tyranny of the business class.

Fuck Ron Paul and his Ayn Rand-worshipping followers.

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