Kucinich Would Run With Paul

Kathianne said:
:tongout: Ok, that didn't come out right. Equating Paul and Kuchinich would be wrong, I was not trying to do that.
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Equating any third party endorsement with the candidate is logically fallible.

If David Duke suddenly liked Bill Richardson, it doesn't make it reciprocal.
 
Beefy said:
Equating any third party endorsement with the candidate is logically fallible.

If David Duke suddenly liked Bill Richardson, it doesn't make it reciprocal.
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Now there we disagree, at least partially. If it were just Stormfront, you might have a point. If he'd never written anything that might be construed as racist, you might still have a point. Put them all together, with no denunciation, sorry that bird doesn't fly.
 
Kathianne said:
Now there we disagree, at least partially. If it were just Stormfront, you might have a point. If he'd never written anything that might be construed as racist, you might still have a point. Put them all together, with no denunciation, sorry that bird doesn't fly.
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Neither do penguins or ostriches.
 
Hey I have seen UFO's! I see many things in the sky that I cannot identify....
Of course just because I cannot identify them means nothing.
Of course if our gummit knows what UFO's are then then UFO's do not exist.
Even if they are alien spaceships.
 
Come to think of it, a Kucinich/Paul ticket would be big fun like a motherfucker. Imagine the eclectic bag of neo-confederates, antiwar protestors, racists, UFO sighters, nazis, 9/11 doubters, free market nutcases, libertarians, and losers that would attend their rallies?

That would be a circus worth watching
 
blackascoal said:
Come to think of it, a Kucinich/Paul ticket would be big fun like a motherfucker. Imagine the eclectic bag of neo-confederates, antiwar protestors, racists, UFO sighters, nazis, 9/11 doubters, free market nutcases, libertarians, and losers that would attend their rallies?

That would be a circus worth watching
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That would be amusing, I'd never thought of it that way. ;) Problem is those of those that are most likely the nutters, apparently are often in the majority:

http://www.nypost.com/seven/1124200...e_u_s__for_9_11_idiots_in_majority_318165.htm

November 24, 2007 -- Nearly two-thirds of Americans believe the federal government had warnings about 9/11 but decided to ignore them, a national survey found.

And that's not the only conspiracy theory with a huge number of true believers in the United States.

The poll found that more than one out of three Americans believe Washington is concealing the truth about UFOs and the Kennedy assassination - and most everyone is sure the rise in gas prices is one vast oil-industry conspiracy.

Sixty-two percent of those polled thought it was "very likely" or "somewhat likely" that federal officials turned a blind eye to specific warnings of the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon.

Only 30 percent said the 9/11 theory was "not likely," according to the Scripps Howard/Ohio University poll.

The findings followed a 2006 poll by the same researchers, who found that 36 percent of Americans believe federal government officials "either assisted in the 9/11 attacks or took no action" because they wanted "to go to war in the Middle East."

In that poll, 16 percent said the Twin Towers might have collapsed because of secretly planted explosives - not hijacked passenger jets flown into them.

And what hit the Pentagon? Twelve percent figured it was a US cruise missile.

Anger at the federal government and skepticism in general by younger Americans is fueling the popularity of crackpot conspiracy theories.

Only 12 percent of Americans expressed anger at the government following the 2001 terrorist attack, but that grew steadily and reached 54 percent last year.

Most young adults give some credence to a conspiracy theory, while seniors are the least likely to believe in one, pollsters found.

In the latest Scripps Howard/Ohio University poll, 811 US adults were interviewed Sept. 24 to Oct. 10. Among the findings:

* 42 percent believe the federal government knew in advance of the plot to assassinate John F. Kennedy, compared with 40 percent who call that theory "not likely."

* 37 percent believe UFOs are real and that the feds have been hiding the truth about them.

The 2006 poll found 36 percent believed the government was also hiding proof that intelligent life exists on other planets.

* Eight out of 10 Americans suspect oil companies are conspiring to keep fuel prices high and 50 percent said a conspiracy is "very likely." Only 14 percent felt it was unlikely.
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blackascoal said:
Come to think of it, a Kucinich/Paul ticket would be big fun like a motherfucker. Imagine the eclectic bag of neo-confederates, antiwar protestors, racists, UFO sighters, nazis, 9/11 doubters, free market nutcases, libertarians, and losers that would attend their rallies?

That would be a circus worth watching
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LOL... WoooHooo! But you do know that Kucinich could only be the VP to President Ron Paul...
 
Damocles said:
LOL... WoooHooo! But you do know that Kucinich could only be the VP to President Ron Paul...
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Sure, and Elvis will be Secretary of Defense.

I mean if we're talking nightmare-induced hypotheticals that have no possibilty of becoming reality, why not make Elvis Secretary of Defense?
 
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