Here are the full screen clips from GBTV for the interview. The first runs 17 minutes, the second runs 12 minutes and the last is about 5.
http://web.gbtv.com/media/video.jsp?content_id=20105517&source=GBTV
http://web.gbtv.com/media/video.jsp?content_id=20105563&topic_id=24584158
http://web.gbtv.com/media/video.jsp?content_id=20105533&topic_id=24584158
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“I think in a lot of areas, libertarians have some legitimate gripes about whats happened in the conservative movement over the past 30 years, Santorum said. But Im just saying: careful that we dont transform that movement into something that I would recommend against.”
Saint Rick has probably never thought about these issues too deeply since he’s just a professional politician. Even Ron Paulista is pro-life. I’ve even heard him say that he disbelieves the theory of evolution and believes in creation. Still, other times, he suggests that homosexuality is something one is born with based on his “medical” background and says “everyone is a child of God”. Ron Paul isn’t comprehendable. Whatever the case, a pro-life stance is definitely a libertarian view, since a right to life is necessary to have any rights at all.
Lately, the libertarian movement has degenerated thanks to the Ron Paul and Alex Jones types. There has also been this meme among them that is even, to a certain degree, hostile to religion. The “libertarians” supporting Ron Paul aren’t actually libetartains. They’re people who could just have easily been members of the communist party. They’re pitiful malcontents, obsessed with themselves, filled with self-destructive impulses and a desire to see the world burn. Just like Marx. It’s a truly Satanic impulse. I’ve read many interviews with communist party members, and all of them are quite similar to the average Ron Paul personality if you ever bother to get to know one.
With that said, if Ron Paul wasn’t a communist on foreign policy, he’d be winning this nomination right now. Saint Rick doesn’t understand that the Libertarian view is actually just the conservative view, minus all the delusions about social security or other “necessary” government programs, and a greater desire to see government utterly removed from the life of every American. I remember a few years ago reading discussions about demolishing the police so we could setup private police forces, lol.
Saint Rick is a Catholic, and the Catholic Church has been preaching a social-progressive “gospel” for many many years. He does part way with the Bishops on illegal immigration, but it’s obvious that he has certain religious beliefs/delusions that make it impossible for him to consider demolishing social security and other entitlements, or even consider abolishing the progressive tax code. They really believe that the government should have a role in poverty relief, so they do not oppose an unbalanced tax code . They believe all the platitudes, so they really don’t understand how they’re useful tools to redistribute the wealth. He talks a big game, but he looks at everything through a religious lense and doesn’t really understand conservatism. He likes his platitudes and will stick with them to the end. It’s for the same reason that the Catholic church, at least on a leadership level, is utterly unreliable as allies for our cause. They’ll back us on abortion, but they’ll abandon us on most other fights.