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Hahaha, FoC has turned into JayDubya! Someone give him a copy of Atlas Shrugged and blow the simp's mind.
I still can't believe he agreed to be perma'ed if Paul loses.
This isn't specific to Ron Paul, but why, when we are stuck with two parties that really go nowhere, that when another outside candidate comes along people seek to mock them instead of encouraging competition to shake things up?
Just wait. Cheebs is gonna be perma banned from evilbore.
Quote from: Gay Boy on November 05, 2007, 06:11:07 PMI still can't believe he agreed to be perma'ed if Paul loses. Well, technically he agreed to be perm'd if Paul failed to finish in the top three in any GOP primary or caucus, but regardless he's gonna be toast.
He also agreed to be perma'ed if he gets under 10% in Iowa
I'd probably vote for him as a President, because it'd be awesome to have some libertarian in charge of the military.
Quote from: drozmight on November 05, 2007, 07:14:39 PMI'd probably vote for him as a President, because it'd be awesome to have some libertarian in charge of the military.The troops will come home!
[youtube=425,350]DOgs1qw-6uA[/youtube].
Quote from: FlameOfCallandor on November 05, 2007, 07:20:00 PMQuote from: drozmight on November 05, 2007, 07:14:39 PMI'd probably vote for him as a President, because it'd be awesome to have some libertarian in charge of the military.The troops will come home! will they have to pay their own air fare for the trip back?
Ron Paul Raises More Than $4.2 MillionBy JIM KUHNHENN – 6 hours agoWASHINGTON (AP) — Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul, aided by an extraordinary outpouring of Internet support Monday, hauled in more than $4.2 million in nearly 24 hours.Paul, the Texas congressman with a libertarian tilt and an out-of-Iraq pitch, entered heady fundraising territory with a surge of Web-based giving tied to the commemoration of Guy Fawkes Day.Fawkes was a British mercenary who failed in his attempt to kill King James I on Nov. 5, 1605. He also was the model for the protagonist in the movie "V for Vendetta." Paul backers motivated donors on the Internet with mashed-up clips of the film on the online video site YouTube as well as the Guy Fawkes Day refrain: "Remember, remember the 5th of November."Paul's total deposed Mitt Romney as the single-day fundraising record holder in the Republican presidential field. When it comes to sums amassed in one day, Paul now ranks only behind Democrats Hillary Rodham Clinton, who raised nearly $6.2 million on June 30, and Barack Obama.Paul spokesman Jesse Benton said the effort began independently about two months ago at the hands of Paul's backers. He said Paul picked up on the movement, mentioning in it speeches and interviews."It's been kind of building up virally," Benton said.The $4.2 million represented online contributions from more than 37,000 donors, fundraising director Jonathan Bydlak said Monday night.Paul has been lagging in the polls behind Republican front-runners. But he captured national attention at the end of September when he reported raising $5.2 million in three months, putting him fourth among Republican presidential candidates in fundraising for the quarter.Paul as of Monday had raised more than $7 million since Oct. 1, more than half his goal of $12 million by the end of the year, according to his Web site.Paul advocates limited government and low taxes like other Republicans, but he stands alone as the only GOP presidential candidate opposed to the Iraq war. He also has opposed Bush administration security measures that he says encroach on civil liberties.
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5hyQLduiFMFTNmeUdgpf5cMvLi6awD8SNV5Q02QuoteRon Paul Raises More Than $4.2 MillionBy JIM KUHNHENN – 6 hours agoWASHINGTON (AP) — Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul, aided by an extraordinary outpouring of Internet support Monday, hauled in more than $4.2 million in nearly 24 hours.Paul, the Texas congressman with a libertarian tilt and an out-of-Iraq pitch, entered heady fundraising territory with a surge of Web-based giving tied to the commemoration of Guy Fawkes Day.Fawkes was a British mercenary who failed in his attempt to kill King James I on Nov. 5, 1605. He also was the model for the protagonist in the movie "V for Vendetta." Paul backers motivated donors on the Internet with mashed-up clips of the film on the online video site YouTube as well as the Guy Fawkes Day refrain: "Remember, remember the 5th of November."Paul's total deposed Mitt Romney as the single-day fundraising record holder in the Republican presidential field. When it comes to sums amassed in one day, Paul now ranks only behind Democrats Hillary Rodham Clinton, who raised nearly $6.2 million on June 30, and Barack Obama.Paul spokesman Jesse Benton said the effort began independently about two months ago at the hands of Paul's backers. He said Paul picked up on the movement, mentioning in it speeches and interviews."It's been kind of building up virally," Benton said.The $4.2 million represented online contributions from more than 37,000 donors, fundraising director Jonathan Bydlak said Monday night.Paul has been lagging in the polls behind Republican front-runners. But he captured national attention at the end of September when he reported raising $5.2 million in three months, putting him fourth among Republican presidential candidates in fundraising for the quarter.Paul as of Monday had raised more than $7 million since Oct. 1, more than half his goal of $12 million by the end of the year, according to his Web site.Paul advocates limited government and low taxes like other Republicans, but he stands alone as the only GOP presidential candidate opposed to the Iraq war. He also has opposed Bush administration security measures that he says encroach on civil liberties.Probably spambots right?
Thanks for ignoring all the points I made in my post, FoC!
Quote from: Ichirou on November 06, 2007, 09:23:01 AMThanks for ignoring all the points I made in my post, FoC! Uh... I mean. Ron Paul will put an end to Tyra banks.
What do you guys think of this interview?http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=3826776&affil=wabc
there's some public domain artwork of the founding fathers on the cover so you KNOW what's inside is true
Quote from: Synthesizer Patel on November 06, 2007, 08:51:55 PMthere's some public domain artwork of the founding fathers on the cover so you KNOW what's inside is trueAll artwork of the founding fathers is public domain!
Quote from: FlameOfCallandor on November 06, 2007, 09:05:46 PMQuote from: Synthesizer Patel on November 06, 2007, 08:51:55 PMthere's some public domain artwork of the founding fathers on the cover so you KNOW what's inside is trueAll artwork of the founding fathers is public domain! no, you stupid fat taco, NOTHING is public domain until the statute of limitations is up on it -- if i painted a picture of george washington getting anally savaged by john adams, you could not use it in one of your shitty films until 2057ish
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This is turning into a fucking huge shitheap.
Quote from: CajoleJuice on November 06, 2007, 11:18:46 PMThis is turning into a fucking huge shitheap.What do you expect? FoC is involved. Although it will be massively entertaining to reference this thread when it's banning time for El Retardo.
pretty sure this little banning wager doesn't have mod approval
how is supporting a silly wager anything resembling "moderation"
You dont actually get to tell me what to do.
Quote from: Professor Prole on November 07, 2007, 02:44:59 PMhow is supporting a silly wager anything resembling "moderation"Well, both parties agreed to the bet. And nothing done here resembles "moderation". In any sense of the word.But if, after annoying the everliving shitfuck out of everyone and agreeing to stupid bets regarding Ron Paul if you think FoC should be allowed to stick around longer than maybe a week afterwards for shaming purposes... man, I guess I just don't know you anymore.
I dont have to do anything, stfu
i should add that the new libertarian foc is MUCH more tragically amusing than the previous ignorant racist foc -- i'm glad to see that he hasn't tried to discuss, oh, muslims lately.
please point to a forum on the interweb where there are NO annoying people; IT MUST BE A PARADISE FOR THE HUMORLESS
