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Indeed - Ron Paul is not so much the "canary in the coalmine" - this is the whole mining crew succumbing to the toxic fumes! Even for people who don't agree wi
by CrazyPyroLinux 6y ago
Indeed - Ron Paul is not so much the "canary in the coalmine" - this is the whole mining crew succumbing to the toxic fumes!
Even for people who don't agree with his libertarian politics, there's no arguing that he is anything short of an uncommonly decent man. He's certainly the closest I've ever seen anyone come to being the mythical "honest politician." So of course they're attacking him...
- trianglem 6y agoWhat? He wrote a whole bunch of extremely racist op-eds about how black people are inferior and slavery was a boon to them. Your post is a lot of dissembling nonsense.
- CrazyPyroLinux 6y agoThat seems unlikely. Do you have links to any reliable primary sources, if they haven't been conveniently censored? I have a hunch that any "extremely racist" comments may have been more to the effect that although slavery was very bad indeed, there might have been better ways to dismantle it than by half the country fighting the other half [0], which is a sentiment worth considering in the context of current events. [0] https://www.lewrockwell.com/2007/12/bob-murphy/ron-paul-and-the-economics-of-slavery/ https://www.lewrockwell.com/2007/12/bob-murphy/ron-paul-and-...