LOL, you obviously missed the point, so let me repost what I said:
Me: "This has turned into more than just a campaign, it has turned into a movement, not just here in the US, but all over the world. He has tapped into something that is not going to go away, even after RP has gone away."
The point was, it's not about Ron Paul, it's the message, and it has turned into a movement. Ron Paul came around at right time and right now he is the messenger, but he tapped into something that has been simmering for a number of years now. More and more people can see that we've been sold out, we're heading in the wrong direction, towards collectivism and globalism. And people are realizing that if we don't reverse this now and if we don't get back to the basics, the foundation of this country, it will eventually be too late.
So once again, this is not just about Ron Paul, it's not just about this particular election. It's something bigger that is going on, and in case you didn't know this, it's not just in America. Paul has supporters and meet-up groups in different countries all over the world. Since what is happening in the US is also happening in other countries, people over there are paying attention to our election too. So the movement is bigger than you seem to think. Are you starting to get it now?
If you're going to reply with something brilliant [/s] like, "It will go away cause Ron Paul sucks." then don't bother, we can just end this discussion now.
How about I end this discussion by saying that Ron Paul is the best chance the Neo Nazis, Neo Confederates and Neo Commies have of getting their man into office by appealing to society’s rejects, the conspiracy theorists and anarchists sympathizers.
And that his positions on Israel, limited government, tax reform, President Lincoln, the US military are lock step inline with what the nazis, the southrons, and the code pinko types believe in. Not totally mind you because all of these groups have their own separate agendas but there is enough of an overlap in ideas to make me wonder just what good he would bring to the country.
Add to it a call by The Ron Paul supporters to every fringe group to have their members join en mass the republican party so that they can wrestle it away from conservatives, you we are seeing a sort of beer hall putsch put on by those that have shunned the republican party for decades as the very root of all the worlds evils.
It is so eerily similar to how Hitler rose to power it isn’t even funny, and the worst part is that people look at Paul as the antifascist.