DUmmies Cheer On The Paulbots

[RobJohnson]

I have suspected that some Paulbots are leftists.

They raise rabbits and turn them loose just for fun.

[RobJohnson]

Y'know, that's what the primaries are for.  If you want to pick up your toys and go home when your ideal guy loses in the primaries, and boycott the general election, you're going to be doomed to a life of political frustration and largely having a Congressional delegation from the other party.  Apparently not enough of your fellow Kentuckians agreed with you to turn McConnell out.

Truth.

[RobJohnson]

Romneycare? 

There is absolutely no comparison between "Romneycare" and Obamacare.  Romneycare doesn't violate states' rights.  Romneycare care didn't paint a target on the back of the Little Sisters of the Poor, Hobby Lobby, and any other Christian business or religious order. 

Romney was a moderate, but he had an incredible foreign policy team.  He was endorsed by 500 retired generals/admirals.  You voted for a liberal that helped give us four more years of Barack Obama.

ISIS thanks you. 

Very well said.

[RobJohnson]

I personally don't give a crap about illegal drugs. If somebody is dumb enough to use them, they deserve the consequences. I don't drink and never have. That doesn't mean I want alcohol outlawed.

Every time an illegal drug is made legal, it adds layers of government and taxation, rather then reducing it. It does create jobs, for those applying for jobs with our growing government.

[landofconfusion80]

Every time an illegal drug is made legal, it adds layers of government and taxation, rather then reducing it. It does create jobs, for those applying for jobs with our growing government.

So you're good with alcohol prohibition, got it. how bout cigarettes and other tobacco products?  Maybe what your concern is with our government and not with the drugs themselves.  You should be free to do whatever stupid thing you want to your own body, that's part of that whole liberty thing that conservatives seem to usually champion.

[obumazombie]

So you're good with alcohol prohibition, got it. how bout cigarettes and other tobacco products?  Maybe what your concern is with our government and not with the drugs themselves.  You should be free to do whatever stupid thing you want to your own body, that's part of that whole liberty thing that conservatives seem to usually champion.

You don't seem to have a good grasp of the concept of freedom.
Our freedom ends where our neighbor's begins.

[landofconfusion80]

You don't seem to have a good grasp of the concept of freedom.
Our freedom ends where our neighbor's begins.

so somehow your neighbor lighting up a fatty next door influences you. 

[obumazombie]

so somehow your neighbor lighting up a fatty next door influences you.

Yes, it does. That you can't see how tells volumes.

[landofconfusion80]

Yes, it does. That you can't see how tells volumes.

Going by that logic, we should outlaw alcohol and tobacco products since it would influence you the same way as if your neighbor is drinking a beer in his backyard.

[obumazombie]

Going by that logic, we should outlaw alcohol and tobacco products since it would influence you the same way as if your neighbor is drinking a beer in his backyard.

That you equate alcohol and tobacco to pot speaks even more volumes.

[RobJohnson]

So you're good with alcohol prohibition, got it. how bout cigarettes and other tobacco products?  Maybe what your concern is with our government and not with the drugs themselves.  You should be free to do whatever stupid thing you want to your own body, that's part of that whole liberty thing that conservatives seem to usually champion.

The legalization of drugs turned into a pipe dream of politicians (local, county and state) dreaming of big tax money falling from the sky in order to keep their big government payroll going.

What people put in their bodies, such as drugs, does have an effect on others. So when an uninsured person overdoses, who picks up the hospital bill? The taxpayer!

[landofconfusion80]

The legalization of drugs turned into a pipe dream of politicians (local, county and state) dreaming of big tax money falling from the sky in order to keep their big government payroll going.

What people put in their bodies, such as drugs, does have an effect on others. So when an uninsured person overdoses, who picks up the hospital bill? The taxpayer!

How about somebody that OD's on alcohol? Who pays for their not being insured? it happens regularly. But that's really a completely separate issue, isn't it?

[RobJohnson]

So you're good with alcohol prohibition, got it. how bout cigarettes and other tobacco products?  Maybe what your concern is with our government and not with the drugs themselves.  You should be free to do whatever stupid thing you want to your own body, that's part of that whole liberty thing that conservatives seem to usually champion.

When prohibition is exchanged for higher taxes, yes.