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Balladeer-PWCM-POTL 2012/08/28 22:10:09
The paulpukes LOST...it IS a time for celebration
IT'S A CONSPIRACY
There is STILL a chance Ron Paul can win the nomination...yeah
la la la la la..can't hear you..la la la la la
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With New Jersey's delegate the count is 1150...ROMNEY HAS THE NOMINATION with the rest of the alphabet to go.

Paulpukes...IT"S OVER....go smoke a doobie to relax

the rest of us will now be free from the Paulpukes inserting their alleged opinion..in every blog they can; here on sodahead...from political question to questions about Lindsey Lohan

to test the Paulpukes faith in their 'paulsiah' I had a standing wager...

If Ron Paul WINS I leave SH, if Ron Paul loses..THEY leave.


Folks I don't expect any paulpuke to honour this wager, they reflect the ethics and morality of their leader.

so paulpukes to paraphrase my old drill Sgt.

'eat dung and bark at the moon , mother fornicators'
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  • Red Branch 2012/08/28 22:27:41
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    Red Branch
    +13
    Now is the time we need to come together for the main purpose of this which is to get Obama out.
    While there were some genuine Paul supporters, the most rabid and most vicious ones seemed to be Hard Left, Hard Core Democrats because that is the line they take when Paul is not a candidate, both before he entered the race and after he left the race. Toss in a few with anarchist leanings as well.

    Ron Paul spent his life in service to the US, in the military, in Congress, and as a doctor.
    I didn't agree with all his views, but I do respect the man. He is one of the more honest members in the snake pit known as the US Congress and Washington DC.

    Let's not blame Ron Paul for the most rabid and vicious idiots who pretended to support him.

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  • T. James H 2012/09/04 01:58:49
  • Ballade... T. James H 2012/09/04 01:59:58
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    is that why AM Coast to Coast is on late at night?
  • T. James H Ballade... 2012/09/04 02:21:14
  • Michael S. 2012/09/01 11:53:38 (edited)
    la la la la la..can't hear you..la la la la la
    Michael S.
    +2
    I'm not sure I ever agreed to leaving Sodahead if Ron Paul lost his nomination bid. I suppose you don't really understand how actual contracts work on an individual level.

    If you think you've gotten rid of us though, you are sorely, sorely mistaken. We are here to stay...forever. :p
  • Ballade... Michael S. 2012/09/01 18:30:07
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    good we [patriots need the comedy relief
  • James 2012/08/31 02:40:06
  • Marek 2012/08/30 03:11:23
    There is STILL a chance Ron Paul can win the nomination...yeah
    Marek
    +1
    After hell freezes over and opigs will fly to the DNC convention.
  • zbacku 2012/08/30 02:26:27
    The paulpukes LOST...it IS a time for celebration
    zbacku
    +2
    What's the chances, now that it is official, that they will finally understand Mitt Romney may not be their man, but he's a ton better than the Marxist in office.


    I'm hoping a few here will understand that. But not holding my breath.

    Stay Strong, B
  • Ballade... zbacku 2012/08/30 04:41:47
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    +2
    I have mikey the Welsher declaring himself to be a weedbagger...as are many other paulpukes...their tiny little minds can't comprehend that voting third party is a vote FOR obama
  • James Ballade... 2012/08/31 02:40:56
  • senvestoj Ballade... 2012/09/02 06:12:05
    senvestoj
    +1
    Actually, a good friend of mine who is a raging Liberal, a Democrat, and an Obama supporter told me that my vote for Johnson is a vote for Romney. I guess it depends on who you want to win. He cited the black vote and the elderly vote. I think it's because Johnson is more likely to attract blacks away from Obama and Romney is likely to get the old, white, racist vote.

    I don't agree with him, either.
  • Ballade... senvestoj 2012/09/02 16:34:43
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    Just like a vote for Perot was a vote FOR Clinton?...your friend is blowing smoke
  • senvestoj Ballade... 2012/09/02 23:06:52
    senvestoj
    +1
    That has been COMPLETELY debunked. Clinton would have won regardless of Perot. First, Perot may have gotten a pretty good chunk of the popular vote, but he didn't get a single electoral vote. Second, even when Perot wasn't in the race between dropping out and then re-entering, not a single poll showed that Bush was ahead. Finally, exit polls showed that those who reported voting for Perot were split about 50/50 between Bush and Clinton on who they WOULD have voted for if Perot hadn't been in the race.

    My point is, you say I'm voting for Obama by voting for Johnson. He says I'm voting for Romney. *I* say I'm voting for Johnson because he is the MUCH better candidate.

    Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
  • Ballade... senvestoj 2012/09/03 00:40:42
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    riiigghht I was there ace i saw the vote demographics...Perot sold the 'independent' voter a bill of goods and took just enough away from bush and Dole
  • senvestoj Ballade... 2012/09/03 01:44:54
    senvestoj
    +1
    Whatev, dude. You are either deluded or willfully ignorant. Either way, gxis revido!
  • James zbacku 2012/08/31 02:40:38
  • senvestoj 2012/08/30 00:44:38
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    senvestoj
  • Ballade... senvestoj 2012/08/30 04:42:11
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    +1
    you have a point to make?
  • jerry 2012/08/29 21:49:34
    la la la la la..can't hear you..la la la la la
    jerry
    +3
    Please please please. Paul supporters: We are in the same life raft together. Don't stab it because your angry.

    This country doesn't have 4 more years.
  • Ballade... jerry 2012/08/29 23:05:52
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    +2
    you are trying to reason with people with the emotional stability of a two year old
  • Greg 2012/08/29 16:33:41
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    Greg
    +4
    The only thing worse than a sore loser is a sore winner.
  • Ballade... Greg 2012/08/29 20:01:45
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    +1
    gee that's too bad..think the paulpukes would be laid back if they had won?
  • Greg Ballade... 2012/08/29 22:19:32
    Greg
    +3
    This is an argument from speculation and a logical fallacy, so I will not legitimize it with any kind of response.
  • Ballade... Greg 2012/08/29 23:06:43
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    +1
    translation: you know they would howl and demand i leave..BUT you won't admit to that because to do so would make you paulpukes as bad as you seem to think i am
  • Greg Ballade... 2012/08/29 23:19:41
    Greg
    +3
    Really? You are using the same fallacy again. Also, painting everyone with the same broad brush is ANOTHER fallacy. In fact even if SOME Paul supporters behave childishly does not mean ALL Paul supporters behave accordingly. It doesn't even mean MOST Paul supporters behave poorly. Now, give me a logically sound argument and I'll debate. Any further discussion of this distraction and I'll just chock it up to you being a sore winner and ignore you.
  • Ballade... Greg 2012/08/30 00:06:32
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    +1
    ok let's share some quotes..

    first from some old coach..

    "I CANNOT and WILL NOT vote for Mitt Romney for president. If that elects Obama for a 2nd term so be it'

    teri a ron paul supporter:
    “Obama is going to be re-elected no matter what, he has already rigged the votes, and if he hadn't than by voting for Romney would judst be electing a white Obama.”

    from a guy let's call him 'Jerry-Coe'

    When challenged to PROVE that Romney is just as bad as obama

    “Proof that he's elitist and attends Bilderburg meetings? Proof that he's Big Government and is campaigning exactly like Obama did 4 years ago and Kerry in 2004--spouting change, but not defining any of his objections or what he plans to do? That he has a war chest as big as Obama's and a lot of it funded by the same people who funded Obama's election in 2008? Flip flops on every issue and carefully speaks his argument without saying anything or landing definitively on any issue in debates? You can go to infowars.com or wearechange.com if you want real news, or you can live in a world where you are voting for a carbon copy of the current administration.”

    From another Paulpuke..
    Remember back when everyone voted for McCain to beat Obama? How did that work out for y'all? It DOES NOT WORK! It's a two party system with a one party leader. That'...

    ok let's share some quotes..

    first from some old coach..

    "I CANNOT and WILL NOT vote for Mitt Romney for president. If that elects Obama for a 2nd term so be it'

    teri a ron paul supporter:
    “Obama is going to be re-elected no matter what, he has already rigged the votes, and if he hadn't than by voting for Romney would judst be electing a white Obama.”

    from a guy let's call him 'Jerry-Coe'

    When challenged to PROVE that Romney is just as bad as obama

    “Proof that he's elitist and attends Bilderburg meetings? Proof that he's Big Government and is campaigning exactly like Obama did 4 years ago and Kerry in 2004--spouting change, but not defining any of his objections or what he plans to do? That he has a war chest as big as Obama's and a lot of it funded by the same people who funded Obama's election in 2008? Flip flops on every issue and carefully speaks his argument without saying anything or landing definitively on any issue in debates? You can go to infowars.com or wearechange.com if you want real news, or you can live in a world where you are voting for a carbon copy of the current administration.”

    From another Paulpuke..
    Remember back when everyone voted for McCain to beat Obama? How did that work out for y'all? It DOES NOT WORK! It's a two party system with a one party leader. That's why we need to get Ron Paul in!

    Vote for Mitt, get more of the same $#it! Vote for Obama, get disowned by your mama! Vote for Paul, he will free us all!
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  • Greg Ballade... 2012/09/01 00:33:10
    Greg
    +2
    Are you still on about that?

    facepalm
  • Ballade... Greg 2012/09/01 02:47:16
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    you asked for it....

    IranPaul
  • Michael S. Ballade... 2012/09/01 11:49:58 (edited)
    Michael S.
    +3
    Hitler had a track record for invading countries over and over, and Germany was an economic and military powerhouse. (They ultimately would have consumed themselves though, because fascism doesn't work in the long run; they relied on endless expansion and subjugation to keep their economy going, and you can't expand forever.) Iran hasn't started a war in hundreds of years, and they're a backwater third world country without a respectable military presence. They probably want a nuclear weapon, but actually detonating it - or giving it to a terrorist to detonate - would allow them to destroy a city, only to be utterly annihilated within a day. Ahmadinejad's not a good guy, but he's not totally suicidal; they want a bomb to threaten retaliation against continued provocation and invasion by the United States.

    "Oh, but why would Iran mistrust us? The US has never done anything to them!" Aside from our government's track record of invading other countries (sound familiar? ;)), Iran has good reason to mistrust us, since our CIA helped overthrow their democratically elected government in 1953 to install the Shah on BP's behalf (yes, British Petroleum), and people are still alive from those days. I can only imagine what YOU would want the US to do if another country did that to us...




    Hitler had a track record for invading countries over and over, and Germany was an economic and military powerhouse. (They ultimately would have consumed themselves though, because fascism doesn't work in the long run; they relied on endless expansion and subjugation to keep their economy going, and you can't expand forever.) Iran hasn't started a war in hundreds of years, and they're a backwater third world country without a respectable military presence. They probably want a nuclear weapon, but actually detonating it - or giving it to a terrorist to detonate - would allow them to destroy a city, only to be utterly annihilated within a day. Ahmadinejad's not a good guy, but he's not totally suicidal; they want a bomb to threaten retaliation against continued provocation and invasion by the United States.

    "Oh, but why would Iran mistrust us? The US has never done anything to them!" Aside from our government's track record of invading other countries (sound familiar? ;)), Iran has good reason to mistrust us, since our CIA helped overthrow their democratically elected government in 1953 to install the Shah on BP's behalf (yes, British Petroleum), and people are still alive from those days. I can only imagine what YOU would want the US to do if another country did that to us. Compared to what you'd want, they've actually been pretty sporting about it, and they never really made any major move against us even after overthrowing the authoritarian Shah we installed. The Ayatollah called for jihad against us decades ago based on our decadent ways, but that never took off, and the people pretty much unanimously ignored him...until our continued military presence on the Arabian peninsula, our bombings, and our CIA cloak and dagger operations gave Osama bin Laden stronger arguments for convincing angry young men to join his cause (after which point they were pretty much brainwashed to become true believers, like the Ayatollah would have wanted). That's the same Osama bin Laden, by the way, who our CIA armed and trained during Operation Cyclone, when we deliberately radicalized Muslims in the region to fight against the atheist Soviets on religious grounds. Radical fundamentalist Islam has not always been in vogue over there: The power elite in charge of US foreign policy made it happen, and wasn't it such a great idea? Maybe we should continue listening to those dumbasses, because they sure seem to have a lot of foresight that benefits us. ;)

    Anyway, the real reason our foreign policy "geniuses" consider them a threat actually has nothing to do with terrorism, let alone an actual military threat: It has to do with them accepting currencies other than dollars for oil. If the OPEC countries follow suit, the petrodollar system will collapse, the dollar will hyperinflate, we will not be able to print money for oil, we will have no goods to trade for oil, and so we will have no oil to fuel our agriculture or ship our food across the country...and then people would starve until the supply chain fixed iself, and we'd be a third world country overnight.


    So, TL;DR version: You've got to be kidding me. Please say you're kidding me, and you're just trolling, because if neoconservatives are really getting deranged enough to make serious comparisons between Iran and Nazi Germany, I'm going to have to start throwing feces and whack people with sticks and otherwise dumb things down to toddler level just to speak in terms you guys can understand.
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  • Ballade... Michael S. 2012/09/01 18:31:14
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    let me guess like Ron paul you hate america and blame it first...like ron paul you think we deserved 9-11...and you wonder why you are referred to as paulpukes
  • Michael S. Ballade... 2012/09/02 01:41:25 (edited)
    Michael S.
    +3
    It's interesting that you have to resort to speculative ad hominem attacks instead of addressing arguments on their merits. Maybe you're just not equipped to debate the issue on its merits? Oh, and "Paulpukes?" Really? At least "Paultards" had some kind of ring to it.

    It's really funny how you think "Ron Paul thinks we deserved 9-11." He never said that, but what he did do is repeat the findings of Michael Scheuer, former head of the CIA's bin Laden task force, who referred to "blowback," a term well-understood at the CIA. However, it's already well-established that neoconservatives have no interest in actual intelligence reports, and so they hear only what they want to hear.

    Either way, you pretty much answered my question...you were not trolling or joking. I never realized how delusional people could get, but you just might be setting new records.
  • Ballade... Michael S. 2012/09/02 05:15:41
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    http://www.theblaze.com/stori...


    Ron Paul: 9/11 Victims Would Still Be Alive If ‘Paul People Had Been in Charge’

    Ron Paul chose to forgo the Republican National Convention in Florida this week, speaking instead at the University of South Florida to a group of his own supporters.
    Buzzfeed captured video of the remarks, focusing on a segment where Ron Paul claimed that, had his people been in charge, thousands of victims from the 9/11 attacks would still be alive.
    Paul was discussing foreign policy when he said: “Somebody… said the other day on the Internet, ‘if those Paul people had been in charge, Osama Bin Laden would still be alive.’”
    The former presidential candidate countered with emotion: “But you know what I think the answer is? So would the 3000 people [killed] on 9/11, be alive!”

    At that, the crowd roared.
  • Michael S. Ballade... 2012/09/02 05:33:06
    Michael S.
    +1
    That contradicts what I said how?
  • Ballade... Michael S. 2012/09/02 05:34:51
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    just prove you paul[pukes are egotists and really not connected to reality....but then paulpukes are also truthers....that's why you sit slack jawed and drooling listening to Alex Jones and George Noori's AM Coast To Coast
  • Michael S. Ballade... 2012/09/02 05:37:29 (edited)
    Michael S.
    +2
    You're not exactly supporting your assertions about Paul supporters being disconnected from reality here, and you're blatantly avoiding anything I say as an individual that you cannot offer substantive counterarguments against. That's some pretty lazy thinking on your part. Perhaps you should go back to my earlier post about Iran, where I argued the reality of our situation in specifics.

    Or would you rather just spew, "Paulpukes, derp, derp, DERP!" all night long like a two-year-old?
  • Ballade... Michael S. 2012/09/02 16:35:37
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    simple for YOU paulpuke Ron Paul was an is a quisling that licks the boots of Barney Fwank and George Soros
  • Michael S. Ballade... 2012/09/03 00:34:36
    Michael S.
    +2
    It would appear the answer to my last question was, "Yes." Or maybe it was "Derp." I can't tell.
  • Greg Ballade... 2012/09/02 04:54:36
    Greg
    +2
    Appeal to emotion. Will you please stop with the logical fallacies?
  • Josh Robinson 2012/08/29 14:53:26
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    Josh Robinson
    +4
    The Time For Honoring Yourself Will Soon Be At An End... maximus facing comodus
  • Ballade... Josh Ro... 2012/08/29 20:02:31 (edited)
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    +1
    the paulpukes failed to drive me out of Sodahead 18 months ago..NOW I have some retribution
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