On Sep 8, 2:49 am, "Docrodile" <swampth...@hellsbayou.net> wrote:

"eric" <ericdavis...@gmail.com> wrote in message

news:1189223268.414633.69430@22g2000hsm.googlegroups.com...

On Sep 7, 8:40 pm, "Docrodile" <swampth...@hellsbayou.net> wrote:

"eric" <ericdavis...@gmail.com> wrote in message

news:1189210817.917172.41140@y42g2000hsy.googlegroups.com...

On Sep 7, 6:18 pm, WH <boll...@hotmail.com> wrote:

On Sep 7, 1:08 am, eric <ericdavis...@gmail.com> wrote:

and the only Republican candidate who isn't a scumbag.

Interesting how the Fox Lying apparatus smears, and lies about
him
constantly.

Got a hard-on have we Eric? :-)

WH

I just find it incredible that the Neocon party still has an old
fashioned Republican in it, and the guy actually tells the truth.
I
don't agree with his politics, but I like the way he's not afraid
to
speak the truth, and he makes the other candidates look
ridiculous.

All politicians look ridiculous, including Ron Paul. If the public
can
stop putting their faith in these inveterate manipulators and
posers,
they'll begin to put their trust in the people who deserve it --
themselves.
The dividing line between an entertainer and a politician is a very
thin,
unstable one, especially in today's America where faith-based
fanatics
follow corporate-bankrolled glitzy bullshitters a little deeper into
Hell
after each election orgy.
It's all a big egotistical, phony, delusional show, eric, engineered
to
look like you're gonna' gain something, or at least a little part of
your
greatest dreams will come to fruition with them attaining high
office.
They're dream-purveyors, fantasy pimps for the utopian starried eyed
out
there.
They put on their stage act for all the other fantasists and actors
who
support them, adore them, fight useless wars for their gain at the
top,
and folks who like to get just a bit of historical glory by rubbing
buns
with 'em.
You wanna be like Stevie -- that self-deluded fascistic
pseudo-christian
four-eyed librarian hypocrite and liar, then, by all means, continue
to
follow the leader. Any leader.
You wanna see Bush offed, do ya? Cozy up to another sociopathis or
psycho
leader, get rolled by his/her lies and manipulations, and then
you'll
be
here again wanting to see another leader croak...it could be Paul,
it
could be Clinton...but it'll surely be another to make you a bit
more
disillusioned.
Let Stevie-bot make his bed alone. Don't share the covers, refuse to
tuck
the lil' ***** in.
Doc

Doc...actually, u and Stevie have alot in common. You're both rather
dogmatic and rigid in your views, regardless of facts.

A LOT?? That's horseshit. We have very little in common. He follows
leaders, into war, into insanity...I've always been cautious about all
of
'em, questioning their statements and especially their motives. He
supports the status quo. I rail against it. He's militarisitic. I'm
not.
He's subservient to tradition. I'm not. Etc., etc.
If you knew local leaders like I have, and gone to school with some of
'em, partied with 'em, and so forth, you'd know they're bullshitters,
egotists, manipulative assholes, and some are just stupid dreamers.
If you really understood the typical personality type that likes to
lead
others, you'd be wary of 'em. (Leaders Stevie adores would likely
exploit
his naivete and dreaminess, and basically use him as ***** wipe.)
But, when you have fables like Washington and the cherry tree, or
'honest
Abe,' or the 'Great Communicator', ad nauseam, that people WANT to
believe in, it's hard to seperate fact from all the fiction. If you've
got
a 'shining knight' of 'Camelot' glorified beyond the reality of a
power-hungry personality seeking great power, egotistical fulfillment,
and
fame in history, or a self-deluded man currently in the Oval Office who
said he thought one day he'd be selected by God to lead the nation in
time
of crisis, you should be very, very careful about who you're putting
your
trust in. Is it faith in illusions, either manufactured or accidental?
How
much are these leaders hiding of the negative side of their behaviour?
You
can bet they're hiding something, but how serious is it?
That is why I say they are much like celebrities -- who project a
favorable image, while being careful, usually, in not letting people
see
their sordid side. Like movies stars, sports heroes, etc., it's the
popular image they cultivate mainly to their personal advantage. I've
know
plenty of entertainers, too, and most are psychotic, have personality
problems galore, and are assinine in their relationships.
Jean Guernon ran twice for high office in Canada. While he's an
extremist,
he's still the type of personality that gravitates toward positions of
authority. It doesn't matter whether they're 'moderate,' 'conservative,
or
'liberal', a person who seeks power is aiming to fulfill their
idealistic
dreams and/or revel in power over others.
Doc

You prove my point. Every person is different, and have different
motives. Not all who run for political office are power
hungry, or dreamers, or whatever. Like Stevie, you made up your mind
about someone you know nothing about. Facts mean little to you...
and like Stevie, with his pathetically weak, lazy intellect, you make
broad statements and label all with the same broad strokes.