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"Paul supports anti-Wall Street protests"

I’m sorry, but when you’re running for the GOP nomination, it’s best not to keep asking yourself “what would George McGovern do?”

— Or Michael Moore, for that matter — though that takes longer, because you always have to add the “once he’s done eating a crate of ribs and some waffle fries.”

(And yes, I get that Paul was simply voicing civil-libertarian platitudes; but as I’ve said a number of times now, if these Occupy Wall Street types really want to help, they should join a TEA Party and agitate for a flat or fair tax, not gather in Manhattan, mooching off wi-fi hotspots and marching for union bosses and big government. Ron Paul should know enough to call out useful idiots for being useful idiots — and do so as least as readily as he seems willing to call out the Jews.)

38 Replies to “"Paul supports anti-Wall Street protests"”

  1. Carin says:

    What does the good doctor think of thier list of demands.

    that list is begging to be parodied.

  2. LTC John says:

    Jeff, one mispelling in there – you have “Jews’ should it not be “JOOOOOOSSSSS!!1!”?

    Oh, and I did smile at “mooching off wi-fi hotspots”. Trustifarians, I reckon.

  3. Darleen says:

    Carin

    Demand fourteen: More cowbell!

  4. Carin says:

    Demand Fifteen – When mom and dad are done, the government takes over. Cradle to grave financial support by someone else!

  5. Darleen says:

    carin

    I love how demand one: the end to free trade, bumps up with demand nine: open borders …

    that list is parody already … I just want to know what the urine test showed after the guys in the dorm room wrote it.

  6. Mikey NTH says:

    Pretty much par for the course for Paul.

    I wonder when he’s going to take his privateer out to get the bad old terrorists, though.

  7. LBascom says:

    Another policy that must be instituted is raise the minimum wage to twenty dollars an hr.

    Why not $100/hr.? Greedy bastards.

    Demand five: Begin a fast track process to bring the fossil fuel economy to an end while at the same bringing the alternative energy economy up to energy demand.

    Demand six: One trillion dollars in infrastructure (Water, Sewer, Rail, Roads and Bridges and Electrical Grid) spending now.

    You better switch places with these two. Dump trucks don’t run on alternative energy.

    Demand eight: Racial and gender equal rights amendment.

    I think we got one of them. How about an animal rights amendment?

    Demand nine: Open borders migration. anyone can travel anywhere to work and live.

    I don’t think Iran is down with that. They don’t even like lost hikers.

    Demand eleven: Immediate across the board debt forgiveness for all. […] I mean all debt on the entire planet period.

    A strictly pay as you go global economy. Why has no one come up with this brilliant plan before!

    Demand twelve: Outlaw all credit reporting agencies.

    Umm, after #11, there ain’t gonna be any credit period. This one is totally redundant.

  8. mojo says:

    How’d you like to be the poor shlub whose job it is to clean the restrooms at the McDonald’s they’ve been using?

  9. pdbuttons says:

    i demand a bigger chair 4 mikey moore
    saw him on in depth/c span yesterday
    between those commercials [more this year-get it?]
    for futbol/ kept clicking
    pleasant enuff he seemed but i know what a dirty big bird he is
    anyway-the host asked him favorite books n shit and he says
    fit for life and they start talking about it and he can’t even fit in the chair
    sideview/frontal any angle
    so i call buillshit on that
    all the callers i heard were libs thru
    obscene profit break
    go LIONS!

  10. scooter says:

    I want to know what they’re going to do if their demands aren’t met – smoke another bowl?

  11. Evil_Otto says:

    Demand sixteen: Prosecution of leprechauns for gold-hoarding.
    Demand seventeen: We all want ponies.
    Demand eighteen: Tell Craig over there to stop farting. I mean, jeez, man!
    Demand nineteen: Michael Bay doesn’t get to make any more movies. Ever.
    Demand twenty: Flying ponies.

  12. JHoward says:

    What’s Reynold’s schtick again? They told me if I voted McCain leftists would “occupy” Wall Street…and they were right!

    Somehow the strange, dumb bastards don’t realize they’re protesting Ogabe’s bosses…

  13. McGehee says:

    Demand twenty-one: That hot redhead with the giant gozongas needs to take off her shirt.

  14. eCurmudgeon says:

    “Occupy Wall Street.” That’s just, well, too wordy.

    How ’bout we give it a more inspiring and, well, progressive name?

    Say, the “October Revolution?” Has a nice ring to it, dontcha think?

  15. McGehee says:

    Proglodytes staging a revolution? That’s an October surprise!

  16. Carin says:

    Some kids on fox news just said he’s going to go home and start one of these protests there.

    Because, obviously, he’s got nothing better to do.

  17. McGehee says:

    What, “Occupy the Space in the Kitchen Right in Front of the Refrigerator”?

  18. Carin says:

    They’re going to build these all over the country.

    *gets giddy with excitement

    Can you imagine if we all had protesters of our own to go and make fun of?

    In New York, they’re safe. The city’s so liberal, no one is going to go and make serious fun of them.

    I’d like to see ’em do it in dallas.

  19. Carin says:

    We should start interviewing the parents of these idiots.

  20. Carin says:

    I like that they all know the new buzzword – what they’re really pissed off about it “corporate personhood”.

    LOL

  21. sdferr says:

    Why do the Occupy Wall Street Children want everyone to die?

    Why does AG Eric Holder lie openly about his involvement in Fast and Furious gun-selling to killers?

  22. newrouter says:

    let’s organize a “jump off the bridge to kill capitalism” rally. free ipads for the 1st 100 participants.

  23. sdferr says:

    Time to smear the Koch Brothers with lies again, I see.

  24. sdferr says:

    A different Paul, the Ryan one, yacks with Peter Robinson about repealing ObamaCare and other stuff.

  25. Seth says:

    They’re pissed off about “corporate personhood”? Fucking dumb asses. It’s that very “personhood” that gives them legal standing to be sued.

    Go ahead and take away corporate personhood…but the second and third order effects are likely to be a bitch.

  26. Seth says:

    Oh, and legal (“corporate”) personhood is what makes corporations able to be taxed also. Among other legalistic things…

    Leftists really aren’t very deep thinkers.

  27. Seth says:

    …as for Paul supporting the Occupy Wall Street bullshit? That’s why he’s no better than a second tier politician, at best.

    The man is fundamentally unserious.

  28. Swen says:

    @14: Let’s just leave my wife out of this, ‘kay?

  29. Seth says:

    Anyone seen this story yet?

    Whatching the video, it doesn’t seem right. The more I watch it, the more I want to call “bullshit”. Looks like a false flag to me.

  30. B. Moe says:

    Where do these people get the idea that Jesus was a fan of government?

    Its like they are exactly and completely wrong every fucking thing they say.

  31. Pablo says:

    I like to remind ’em that Jesus was a theocrat.

  32. SDN says:

    B Moe, I’ve been challenging leftards all over the ‘sphere, including such leading intellectual lights as thorazine and nishi here, to find me a Bible verse where Jesus endorsed charity carried out in public even by private individuals let alone governments since 2002. No one’s been able to do it, although vast amounts of spittle have been expended in my direction hissing like Dracula at dawn…

  33. SDN says:

    Oh, and speaking of vampires, I find it amazingly typical that we are building up immortal bloodsucking parasites as the new cultural heroes…. or maybe not, considering the amazing resemblance between vampires and government programs…

  34. Pablo says:

    SDN, I like to ask ’em where they can find Jesus saying that they can pawn their responsibilities to care for their fellow man off on the government. Or, where Jesus endorsed earthly governments at all.

  35. Mueller says:

    320
    Carin, that would be a hoot.
    That list of demands reminded me of a ‘Honeymooners’ episode.
    Ahem,(in my best Ralph Cramden),”I want a boat with THREE propellers!”

  36. Obstreperous Infidel says:

    Ok, I’ve read the article and am trying to figure out where Paul said he agrees with the overall aim (and more specifically their list of demands) of the idiots at the “occupy wall street” protests? If you know anything about Paul at all, you know that that list would be flushed for a second by Paul. He agrees with one thing in particular and that is the end the fed proposition, which has been his all along. As far as the militarization of police, it’s been happening for years. I would think defenders of liberty would be averse to giving the state that much power.

    Jeff, I know you’re a busy guy, but I would recommend reading Paul’s “A Foreign Policy of Freedom”. It would give you a lot of insight into Paul’s thoughts, especially in regards to the middle east. After reading it, you still may not agree with him in regards to our support for Israel, but you would see where he is coming from. And no, it’s not a naive Rousseauian (sp?) view of the noble savage. Just my .02.

  37. Mikey NTH says:

    #15:

    Sounds great, but I think we need to have some Cossacks take a go at them to get the real feeling about this.

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