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To: Badeye
Couldn’t disagree more. the single most important issue we face as a nation today is Islamofacism. Ron Paul apparently thinks this is some ‘fad’ that will pass if we ignore it. That alone makes him completely and totally incapable of being President.

Nope, huge rampant socialism is far more serious a problem at this point than Islamofacism in the long run. Ron Paul, while kookoo on Iraq is also 100% in favor of securing the borders which would be immensely helpful with not only dealing with the Islamic Crazies, but with the illegal immigration problem. Personally I'm voting for Duncan Hunter but you Anti-Paul people are way off base for the most part.

35 posted on 10/05/2007 5:03:49 PM PDT by rb22982
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To: rb22982
Nope, huge rampant socialism is far more serious a problem at this point than Islamofacism in the long run.

What data do you have to suggest this is the case? You do realize that Islamofascism wants to kill people, right? Subjugating groups of people who are not the same religion as you is far worse than raising taxes and implementing universal healthcare. To be clear, I'm not in favor of raising taxes or universal healthcare, but I don't fear taxes or universal healthcare.

What information do you have that tells us anything concrete about the "long-run" of Islamofascism that you can make so confident a statement?

39 posted on 10/05/2007 8:36:04 PM PDT by the808bass
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To: rb22982

‘Nope, huge rampant socialism is far more serious a problem at this point than Islamofacism in the long run.’

You can’t debate domestic policy if you are dead.


49 posted on 10/08/2007 5:46:30 AM PDT by Badeye (Free Willie!)
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