Showing posts with label Ron. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ron. Show all posts
Monday, September 24, 2007
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Friday, September 14, 2007
Saturday, September 8, 2007
Sunday, September 2, 2007
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Friday, July 20, 2007
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Sunday, July 15, 2007
Monday, July 9, 2007
Letter to Ron Paul supporters
Dear Ron Paul supporter:
I write this letter to support you. Without you I don't think Ron Paul would get as much media attention as he has. I imagine that you have a passion for this country that is difficult to extinguish. It is because of that passion that it is important to take a step back and make sure that passion gets directed in a productive way. The other candidates pay people with more experience than we have, so it is important that we remain effective. So let's just start with a few rules I think we all should follow.
1) Never be mean. Remember, it's the LOVE revolution. Either win them with love, or don't win them at all.
2) If people are mean to you, refer to first rule. Just because someone curses at you doesn't mean that it's right to curse back. Christians should cite Jesus "Turn the other cheek." Non-Christians could cite the example of Gandhi "Pocket the insult." Again, win them with love.
3) Arguments that they (especially neo-conns) will make against Paul, might actually be arguments for Ron Paul. Example:
RPS: Have you heard about Ron Paul?
NC: I don't think that he'll protect us from a terrorist attack.
RPS: I know it's horrible that our President didn't protect us from attack.
NC: It was the policies of Clinton that led us up to these attacks.
RPS: I agree both parties have failed us.
At this point you should be looking into changing the topic. This discussion may make the neo-conn very mad. Let the neo-conn say an angry piece, and stop the conversation or change the subject.
4) Stick to the message. If you think something outside of Ron Paul's message keep it to yourself when talking about Ron Paul. This is important! It's not about you, it's about peace and freedom.
5) Answer questions. If possible don't debate at all. I carry around Ron Paul cards and give them out to people that seem to think about politics. My policy is answer questions, but not much more. Name recognition is important at this stage. Later we can work on what people know about the name.
6) Don't argue against socialist programs. If someone says that government health care is important to them, it's over. The argument against socialism is very long. Unless you're trying to persuade your best of friends, forget it. If you can't help but argue against socialism, recommend a book instead. If you don't know a book to recommend, than you probably shouldn't argue against health care.
This is just my feeble attempt to unify a decentralized movement. Thanks.
I write this letter to support you. Without you I don't think Ron Paul would get as much media attention as he has. I imagine that you have a passion for this country that is difficult to extinguish. It is because of that passion that it is important to take a step back and make sure that passion gets directed in a productive way. The other candidates pay people with more experience than we have, so it is important that we remain effective. So let's just start with a few rules I think we all should follow.
1) Never be mean. Remember, it's the LOVE revolution. Either win them with love, or don't win them at all.
2) If people are mean to you, refer to first rule. Just because someone curses at you doesn't mean that it's right to curse back. Christians should cite Jesus "Turn the other cheek." Non-Christians could cite the example of Gandhi "Pocket the insult." Again, win them with love.
3) Arguments that they (especially neo-conns) will make against Paul, might actually be arguments for Ron Paul. Example:
RPS: Have you heard about Ron Paul?
NC: I don't think that he'll protect us from a terrorist attack.
RPS: I know it's horrible that our President didn't protect us from attack.
NC: It was the policies of Clinton that led us up to these attacks.
RPS: I agree both parties have failed us.
At this point you should be looking into changing the topic. This discussion may make the neo-conn very mad. Let the neo-conn say an angry piece, and stop the conversation or change the subject.
4) Stick to the message. If you think something outside of Ron Paul's message keep it to yourself when talking about Ron Paul. This is important! It's not about you, it's about peace and freedom.
5) Answer questions. If possible don't debate at all. I carry around Ron Paul cards and give them out to people that seem to think about politics. My policy is answer questions, but not much more. Name recognition is important at this stage. Later we can work on what people know about the name.
6) Don't argue against socialist programs. If someone says that government health care is important to them, it's over. The argument against socialism is very long. Unless you're trying to persuade your best of friends, forget it. If you can't help but argue against socialism, recommend a book instead. If you don't know a book to recommend, than you probably shouldn't argue against health care.
This is just my feeble attempt to unify a decentralized movement. Thanks.
Sunday, July 8, 2007
V for Ron Paul
It's the ideas. It's the ideas. It's the ideas that people are excited about!!!
Here's to a better world.
Here's to a better world.
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Ron Paul on Neil Cavuto Show 6-26-07
This is a great video. Ron does the best at the end when he defends Gandhi and Martin Luther King. Neil Cavuto comes out as an uneducated fool though. Imagine if Neil was interviewing Martin Luther King.
Cavuto: Do you advocate breaking the law and going into white coffee shops.
King: Yes I advocate peacefully going into white coffee shops.
Cavuto: But if everyone could go into white coffee shops, then there wouldn't be any white coffee shops.
King: Then the people would have a government that represents them better.
Cavuto: But ... but ...
Cavuto: Do you advocate breaking the law and going into white coffee shops.
King: Yes I advocate peacefully going into white coffee shops.
Cavuto: But if everyone could go into white coffee shops, then there wouldn't be any white coffee shops.
King: Then the people would have a government that represents them better.
Cavuto: But ... but ...
Friday, June 15, 2007
Monday, June 11, 2007
Sunday, June 10, 2007
Why do Americans work two jobs when they used to work one?
I was reading Dan on liberty, a blog I like. It's takes a stance a little different form me but on one issue we agree, currency. The currency we use is not working for us. I'm glad that this issue was brought up.
There is only one presidential candidate that even discusses this important issue. You guessed it, Ron Paul.
The currency we use does take away from what your work could earn for you. In the very old days there was the check of gold to make sure that paper money had worth. There is a need to change this, and soon.
There is only one presidential candidate that even discusses this important issue. You guessed it, Ron Paul.
The currency we use does take away from what your work could earn for you. In the very old days there was the check of gold to make sure that paper money had worth. There is a need to change this, and soon.
Thursday, June 7, 2007
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