Drugs, Guns and Madness in the Ron Paul Revolution

Accuracy in Media ^ | 1-4-2012 | Cliff Kincaid

[Olympiad Fisherman]

Ron Paul didn’t do as well as the media thought he would in Iowa, but he is moving on toward New Hampshire, where the candidate has what the media call a good “ground game.” But the “Ron Paul Revolution” in New Hampshire looks a lot like what Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn tried to accomplish with the 1960s generation. Disillusioned young people, brainwashed with illegal mind-altering drugs and armed with weapons in the name of “liberty,” are being taught to hate their government and the police. They believe Ron Paul is their savior.

Remember that communist terrorist Dohrn had said, “We fight in many ways. Dope is one of our weapons ...

[lormand]

I work with a typical Ron Paul drone. As this story fears, the drone I work with often talks of violent actions towards politicians and the police. His hero is Joe Stack, the a-hole who flew his plane into an IRS office in Austin.

I would keep a sharp eye on all Ron Paul drones and make sure you have a plan to take them down if it comes to it.

[Jerrybob]

>...young people, brainwashed with illegal mind-altering drugs and armed with weapons in the name of “liberty,” are being taught to hate their government and the police.<

BS. Young people are being taught just the opposite -- that government is their best friend; that government is the answer to every problem in life.

If young people are ending up hating the government and the police it's because they have good reason to hate (and fear) a government that is at war with individual liberties.

[afraidfortherepublic]

Ron Paul has ceased to be amusing. He has passed his “sel by” date and should disband his campaign now.

[mnehring]

Young people are being taught just the opposite -- that government is their best friend;

Yep, Ron Paul is from the government and he is here to help. He is your best friend, like a big brother.

[Dr. Thorne]

If young people are ending up hating the government and the police it's because they have good reason to hate (and fear) a government that is at war with individual liberties.

Spoken like a true Weatherman. We will end up with a government of some kind even if there is violent insurrection, but the kind these braindead dopers desire would make our current regime seem like the good old days.

[Jukeman]

The anarchists supporting Ron Paul who say they have renounced their U.S. citizenship should be deported to another country. Maybe they would be happy in Iran.

[Lurker]

Mr Kincaid is another mouthpiece for Big Government conservatives.

[old3030]

Amen

[Chuckster]

[Responsibility2nd]

I disagree.

Ron Paul is the epitome of libertarianism. (See tagline for my opinions on them people.)

And as there is a large quadrant of libs here at FR, I love to fling RoPaul in their faces as they clamor about for legal dope and open borders and crap like that.

Nothing exposes the hypocricy of libertarianism like RoPaul.

[livius]

I hope you all read about the attack by a “joint force” of OWS loonies and Paulites on a Gingrich campaign event in NH yesterday. They gathered round the place where he was supposed to speak and prevented him from speaking; the local police wouldn’t disburse them or make them stand back, and the Secret Service felt it was too dangerous for Gingrich to stay there.

The Paulistas are nutz, and increasingly dangerous ones, at that.

[Olympiad Fisherman]

There are some good Ron Paul supporters who I like very much, but then are some real duds that leaves me almost speechless.

[Samogon]

If young people are ending up hating the government and the police it's because they have good reason to hate (and fear) a government that is at war with individual liberties. -- Spoken like a true Weatherman.

No. Spoken like true American. It appears that so-called "braindead dopers" aka Ron Paul supporters make more sense than brainwashed status-quo defenders frothing at their mouth at mere thought of returning to constitutional principles.

[Navy Patriot]

LOL, Accuracy In Media sure screwed the pooch on this one.

They couldn't be better useful idiots.

Note to Cliff: Pull the pin, then throw the GRENADE, not the pin , stupid.

[jpsb]

Accuracy in Media is a citizens’ media watchdog whose mission is to promote accuracy, fairness and balance in news reporting. AIM exposes politically motivated media bias; teaches consumers to think critically about their news sources; and holds the mainstream press accountable for its misreporting.

Lol, I don't think I have ever read a less accurate or bias article ever. Too funny.

[Olympiad Fisherman]

The anarchists, hippies, etc. hate the limited government foundations of America. So why are so many of them on Ron Paul’s side? This is baffling indeed.

[Olympiad Fisherman]

Kincaid is a big government conservative when it comes to national security. He has spent his entire life devoted to the subject and is one of the most well informed reporters on the international dangers facing America.

[JustSayNoToNannies]

As incredible as it may seem, Eyre promotes “Hemp Protein Powder,” advertised as a “vegan green protein,” for health purposes. It appears to be entirely legal.

More ignorance from Cliff Kincaid. Hemp has very low levels of, if not zero, cannabinoids (e.g., THC). I'm sure one's stomach can't hold nearly enough “Hemp Protein Powder” to get one high.

[Olympiad Fisherman]

Ron Paul sounds just like Jane Fonda when it comes to national security. He is another candidate that is a mixed bag when it comes to the left/right divide.