[LightBeam]

Let's see. You've been here 3 months. In August, I begin my eighth year. Most of those you're insulting and trolling on this thread have signup dates comparable to mine. Or older. Most of us have supported Ron Paul all along. I think we're not going to D.U.

You know, it wouldn't even matter if I've been here 3 minutes and you've been here 800 years. There is already a forum for people who think dope should be legalized and we should cut and run from Iraq. It's called DU and Ron Paul would be quite welcome there.

[Rodney King]

There is already a forum for people who think dope should be legalized

There has been a sizeable contingent of FReepers who believe that drugs should be legalized since its founding. If you don't want a forum where people hold that view, then you have come to the wrong place.

when you go to a cocktail party at someones house, do you tell the host to throw out the guests who have already arrived there if you don't like them?

[George W. Bush]

There is already a forum for people who think dope should be legalized and we should cut and run from Iraq. It's called DU and Ron Paul would be quite welcome there.

And yet, no one here is advocating legalization any more than Ron Paul does.

As for DU, I'm not sure he would be welcome there though some would like him for certain positions. But once they truly understood his full position, very few there would support him. But he would certainly speak to them. Ron Paul speaks to everyone, offers his message, and does have quite a following across the political spectrum.

Ron Paul is a fusion candidate, truly unique in his appeal. Left, Right, indies: Ron Paul offers a message to all of them. Not just a few particular slices of one of the two major establishment parties as the other candidates for president do.