Ron Paul's Disgusting Tweet on Chris Kyle's Death (Vanity)

Twitter @RonPaul ^ | 4 Feb 2013 | Ron Paul

[mnehring]

Ron Paul ‏@RonPaul
Chris Kyle's death seems to confirm that "he who lives by the sword dies by the sword." Treating PTSD at a firing range doesn't make sense

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[EternalVigilance]

If one were to follow Paul’s twisting of scripture and “logic” to its only possible conclusion, according to him, all service members and veterans deserve to be shot.

[School of Rational Thought]

Not excusing this old fool, but the number of reprehensible comments made under articles covering this story are plenty.

Leftists see the military as a global police force and terrorists as an issue for the criminal justice system.

So this is tantamount to saying every time a cop is killed or shot, he who lives by the sword dies by the sword.

[School of Rational Thought]

Not excusing this old fool, but the number of reprehensible comments made under articles covering this story are plenty.

Leftists see the military as a global police force and terrorists as an issue for the criminal justice system.

So this is tantamount to saying every time a cop is killed or shot, he who lives by the sword dies by the sword.

Police chiefs supporting Obama and gun control should ask themselves who they are aligning themselves with.

[pogo101]

I’ll wager his son the Senator tweets a clear dissent from “dad’s” viewpoint.

[wideawake]

I’ll wager his son the Senator tweets a clear dissent from “dad’s” viewpoint.

Don't wager too much.

[Moose4]

Y’know, I kind of understand Paul’s anti-war stance and isolationist foreign policy, even if I very much disagree with it? But that’s just a completely heartless tweet.

It is, as we say down here, “tacky.”

}:-)4

[Sam Gamgee]

So why doesn’t Paul apply that principle to America’s enemies? If the terrorists and their sympathizers and host nations, live by the sword, why is Ron Paul against us using force against them?

[little jeremiah]

RPaul is just revealing his hatred and loathing for the military and his 100% lack of any understanding of - well, of Reality itself. So he thinks everyone in the militray should be murdered.

Well, he also voted for fags in the mil so he’s just carrying one.

He is one vile POS.

And he didn’t “misspeak”. That is a weasel word invented by slimy revolting politicians.

[TheThinkingAmericanist]

I agree with Paul on Economics. But this was classless and Heartless. This is why he is not President.

-Patrick

[Alaska Wolf]

Dr. No’s foot in mouth disease is advancing.

[toolman1401]

That truly makes me sad. If the so called ‘young people’ would wake up to the fact that the servicemen and women of our military are the reason that they enjoy the freedoms they have, the country would be a lot better off for it.

[SunkenCiv]

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