[insoneeri]

So you're basing your claim on something that you've never seen or heard yourself?

You're right, I wasn't stalking you in person. This is because I am reasonably adjusted enough not to cross multiple state borders chasing girls.

And honestly, that post kinda jives well with your "living in a fantasy land" field you give off in posts.


Yeah, which is why I camped out with Floyd, eh? Yessiree, no 'loony toons libertarian paradise' there. I'm not sure what you mean by that statement.

Apparently I hit a nerve. For someone who left Texas, you sure seem to care about it. I went to Texas A&M for a year. I lived in Texas for less than a year when I was like 2. I am frequently in Texas because I have family there, but I've never lived in Texas for longer than a year. Most of my adult life has been split between san Diego and Virginia.



Ron Paul is a macho dude who does roundhouse kicks to the face when he's not sewing pajamas with his teeth?

I think Ron Paul is right about the fiscal situation that the US is in, and he's one of the few who get it. I dunno why being 'right' is being a 'tough guy'. Right is right. If the US wants to destroy itself through fiscal insanity, that's one thing, but those who are trying to fight it to save the republic quite another.

You want the government to pay for your healthcare and benefits, fine - but my faith is pretty clear about that - I can't pay for it under any circumstances. So, by your own admission you would need some kinda of public healthcare option if, say, you got a serious case of cancer? And you would be perfectly okay with dying from said chronic condition?

Man, okay, fine. But you'd also be okay with throwing other people under the bus, despite your "Christian Faith"? Man. Well, at least that stacks up with your boy Ron Paul, who let the guy who ran his 2008 campaign website die because he couldn't afford healthcare.