Ron Paul Has Blood On His Hands
Prachanda Posted by Prachanda on Thu, 05/15/2008 - 04:04 in

Between 500,000 and 1 million people are dead in the nation of Myanmar. The government of that nation is doing nothing to bring relief to the suffering people who lay in the path of Cyclone Nargis. The government has said the people are on their own; that the people don't need food aid or medical supplies or housing. It is precisely this sort of do-nothing government that Ron Paul wants to create here in the United States. As if the Hurricane Katrina disaster weren't enough, Ron Paul wants to dismantle whatever disaster relief infrastructure our nation possesses.

At a time when Congress ought to be crying out for aid to the stricken people of Myanmar, and disaster victims within our own country, your little 'Dr. No' stands in the way of constructive efforts by the government to save lives, and therefore, by extension stands for death. Ron Paul has blood on his hands. And not just fetal blood from a childbirth. I'm talking innocent blood. You all should be ashamed.


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Maybe Ron Paul forgot to vote on some things big WOW. However we can't forget that these hurricanes and cyclones are a result of global warming and GAIA striking back at our attack on mother earth

Greenpeace Posted by Greenpeace on Thu, 05/15/2008 - 04:11
Listen...

I agree that Gaia is pissed off, big time. But that's just another reason to hate Little Ronny. He ought to be fighting for tougher fuel economy standards. He's not. And I think you'd think it was a big WOW if YOU'RE daughter we're floating dead on a decimated rice patty on the Yangon Delta.

Prachanda Posted by Prachanda on Thu, 05/15/2008 - 04:19
Well

Well you have no proof that there are babies lying on rice paddies so until I see hardcore evidence of things like that then what you say REALLY has no weight. THe only fingers we can point at are teh greedy corporate fat cats who figuratively conjured up that storm with all their pollution and set it on a crash course to that DELTA your talking about

Greenpeace Posted by Greenpeace on Thu, 05/15/2008 - 04:19
I hate the idea of economic

I hate the idea of economic exchange. I'd really rather just see a localized barter economy, so I agree with you on corporations. JESUS! I don't see why you have such animosity. We can both hate business, and still agree that the government shouldn't be turning a blind eye to morbid suffering.

Prachanda Posted by Prachanda on Thu, 05/15/2008 - 04:26
Animosity begets animosity, what you reape is what you will sow.

You do gooders gallivanting around the world in the name of charitable causes are all hypocrites. There's plenty of suffering right here within our own borders. If you wanna help I have no problem with that but you don't need the federal government to do it for you. You just need to take some personal responsibility and do it yourself. If government is getting in your way somehow then that should not be and is a legitimated gripe. But your charity to other nations while ignoring your own and spending money you don't have to do it bankrupting the country so you can feel good about yourself is irresponsible at best. Forcing the rest of us to go along with you is nothing short of tyranny. You can continue to assume the moral high ground but your hypocrisy gives you away and principle exposes your hypocrisy.

Posted by wind0wninja on Thu, 05/15/2008 - 05:51
Last time I checked

Ron Paul didn't whip up that hurricane. The man is powerful but not that powerful!

AdamAdamR Posted by AdamAdamR on Thu, 05/15/2008 - 04:18
Boy, you really just don't

Boy, you really just don't understand the point adamadam. I always knew your paultards were narrow-minded.

Prachanda Posted by Prachanda on Thu, 05/15/2008 - 04:26
hey

Although that was possibly a narrowminded post he is sort of right Prachanda, Ron Paul doesnt create any pollution by pulling babies out of a womb so really he wasn't responsible for, to quote adamadam, he didn't "whip" it up

Greenpeace Posted by Greenpeace on Thu, 05/15/2008 - 04:28
oh yeah? last time he

oh yeah? last time he jumped in a private jet to go on his Quixotic, absurd campaign he helped "whip up" that cyclone.

Prachanda Posted by Prachanda on Thu, 05/15/2008 - 04:32
If you're truly here to

If you're truly here to change minds then 1.) be open to change in your own mind first and 2.) skip the name calling. According to you you're here to save lives, you should make friends if you want to do that.

TrevorLyman Posted by TrevorLyman on Thu, 05/15/2008 - 04:35
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