Yes, but I think what is needed he is a plan, a method to combat crime.
There is no method. You know what I would do to stop crime in general, not just in South Africa?
Simple. Create more employment opportunties by infrastructure development. Then, create zones of criminals, for example divide the country in different zones, and the redder it is, the more cops are sent there.
And you don't have to be an authority on economics to make judgment on him. All you have to be is more knowledgeable than him. I am in fact very involved in economics, but beyond that I am confident of my reasoning. I gave you simple examples of his poor ideas. I would like to thank you overall for respectfully listening to my opinion, it was a welcome surprise. As for what the answer is? Look at Asia, or Europe. You need smart regulation. Under RP, we would be in a depression(banks failing).
They ask these kind of questions they ask in the SATs, common. EX: The majority cannot think independently. Ron Paul supporters cannot think independently. Does that conclude that Ron Paul supporters are the majority? NO, it is basic basic basic SAT questions that are meant to test you, ha you failed.
The guy doesn't support internet neutrality because he doesn't believe in regulation! There are sooo many examples like that where actual knowledgeable people can see right through him and how simple he is. Have fun believing in some crazy half cooked idea, no wonder the majority are called "sheeple".
You are self-contradicting here. If the majority is called "sheeple" because they would believe these crazy half cooked ideas, then Ron Paul would be "main stream" by now. But he is not.
Maybe, just maybe, you are not one of those "actual knowledgeable people" who "can see right through him and how simple he is". Maybe, just maybe, simple is better in this case.
Pretty weak logic actually. By sheeple it has nothing to do with the mainstream, it has to do how easily someone will believe something for x or y reason. The fact he's not mainstream is just a media problem. The "sheeple" will believe anything they are told and not research to their own conclusions. And don't tell me reason 1 or 2 books or arguing with people the same age as you is research, economics is already a very hard subject.
Sheeple indeed would have nothing to do with mainstream. But that is not what you said. You said "the majority are called sheeple". If the majority is not mainstream, then mainstream is not mainstream. Simple logic. It seemed weak because you did not understand it.
Economics is indeed a very hard subject. Even the so called economics disagree wildly. But that did not stop you from passing judgment on Ron Paul, did it? Why? You are the absolute authority world wide on economics?
No.. the majority are called sheeple because the majority don't do critical analysis. But how do you define by mainstream, the majority? Then you could say "the meanstream are sheeples" but the voting mainstream or the cultural mainstream are still different people. Just because Ron Paul supporters share some flaws very common in society doesn't mean that all of society should by definition believe in him. As I said it has to do with how much media coverage he has.
I'm not going to argue because it would take forever and from experience it didn't work. Hey, I already got a -1, you guys are really quick to judgement huh. Ron Paul will not get anywhere close to the presidency anyway, because not only the corporate media etc but because actually smart reasonable people will never vote for him, he has no idea what he's talking about. Just listen to his ideas on evolution or women's rights, the guy is a fossil.
Point #1. "smart reasonable people" do not get people into office. Any politician will have to appease the mass to get elected.
Point #2. Evolution is a THEORY. He has a right to not believe it. He has a right to believe his creator created the universe AND evolution as a way for things to self regulate. Ever thought of that?
Point #3. Pro life and pro choice is NOT mutually exclusive.
Point #4. The Roe in Roe v. Wade is also pro life these days.
I've listed a few things that he stands for that are completely stupid. His economic ideas are also bad. Just overall bad ideas, there is no single 1 thing that would be the reason I don't like him. Is his energy good? Sure, but you need someone with both the leadership and the talent. Someone who will put the country and people first and assign smart moral people in the right positions. As opposed to the corporations running the White House as we currently have.
Yes, but I think what is needed he is a plan, a method to combat crime.
There is no method. You know what I would do to stop crime in general, not just in South Africa?
Simple. Create more employment opportunties by infrastructure development. Then, create zones of criminals, for example divide the country in different zones, and the redder it is, the more cops are sent there.
Bozewani 2 years ago
And you don't have to be an authority on economics to make judgment on him. All you have to be is more knowledgeable than him. I am in fact very involved in economics, but beyond that I am confident of my reasoning. I gave you simple examples of his poor ideas. I would like to thank you overall for respectfully listening to my opinion, it was a welcome surprise. As for what the answer is? Look at Asia, or Europe. You need smart regulation. Under RP, we would be in a depression(banks failing).
Renegen1 3 years ago
They ask these kind of questions they ask in the SATs, common. EX: The majority cannot think independently. Ron Paul supporters cannot think independently. Does that conclude that Ron Paul supporters are the majority? NO, it is basic basic basic SAT questions that are meant to test you, ha you failed.
Renegen1 3 years ago
The guy doesn't support internet neutrality because he doesn't believe in regulation! There are sooo many examples like that where actual knowledgeable people can see right through him and how simple he is. Have fun believing in some crazy half cooked idea, no wonder the majority are called "sheeple".
Renegen1 3 years ago
You are self-contradicting here. If the majority is called "sheeple" because they would believe these crazy half cooked ideas, then Ron Paul would be "main stream" by now. But he is not.
Maybe, just maybe, you are not one of those "actual knowledgeable people" who "can see right through him and how simple he is". Maybe, just maybe, simple is better in this case.
mengwise36 3 years ago
Pretty weak logic actually. By sheeple it has nothing to do with the mainstream, it has to do how easily someone will believe something for x or y reason. The fact he's not mainstream is just a media problem. The "sheeple" will believe anything they are told and not research to their own conclusions. And don't tell me reason 1 or 2 books or arguing with people the same age as you is research, economics is already a very hard subject.
Renegen1 3 years ago
Sheeple indeed would have nothing to do with mainstream. But that is not what you said. You said "the majority are called sheeple". If the majority is not mainstream, then mainstream is not mainstream. Simple logic. It seemed weak because you did not understand it.
Economics is indeed a very hard subject. Even the so called economics disagree wildly. But that did not stop you from passing judgment on Ron Paul, did it? Why? You are the absolute authority world wide on economics?
mengwise36 3 years ago
No.. the majority are called sheeple because the majority don't do critical analysis. But how do you define by mainstream, the majority? Then you could say "the meanstream are sheeples" but the voting mainstream or the cultural mainstream are still different people. Just because Ron Paul supporters share some flaws very common in society doesn't mean that all of society should by definition believe in him. As I said it has to do with how much media coverage he has.
Renegen1 3 years ago
Have u seen the vid of Mandela marching with people singing about killing people?
VoIPpoetry 3 years ago
Nope. Why don't you provide a link?
mengwise36 3 years ago
Can we get Ron Paul on this segment?
Organjic 3 years ago
Ron Paul is a crazy bafoon, his heart might be in the right place, but not his mind.
Renegen1 3 years ago
Um, ok? Not a very descriptive reason...
Organjic 3 years ago
I'm not going to argue because it would take forever and from experience it didn't work. Hey, I already got a -1, you guys are really quick to judgement huh. Ron Paul will not get anywhere close to the presidency anyway, because not only the corporate media etc but because actually smart reasonable people will never vote for him, he has no idea what he's talking about. Just listen to his ideas on evolution or women's rights, the guy is a fossil.
Renegen1 3 years ago
Winning the presidency wont solve shit.
Organjic 3 years ago
Point #1. "smart reasonable people" do not get people into office. Any politician will have to appease the mass to get elected.
Point #2. Evolution is a THEORY. He has a right to not believe it. He has a right to believe his creator created the universe AND evolution as a way for things to self regulate. Ever thought of that?
Point #3. Pro life and pro choice is NOT mutually exclusive.
Point #4. The Roe in Roe v. Wade is also pro life these days.
mengwise36 3 years ago
can you name a reason for the way that you think about ron paul?
Jesus4MySoul 3 years ago
I've listed a few things that he stands for that are completely stupid. His economic ideas are also bad. Just overall bad ideas, there is no single 1 thing that would be the reason I don't like him. Is his energy good? Sure, but you need someone with both the leadership and the talent. Someone who will put the country and people first and assign smart moral people in the right positions. As opposed to the corporations running the White House as we currently have.
Renegen1 3 years ago
he wanted to do away with the IRS, i thought that was pretty awesome for our economy, saying that it was unconstitutional
Jesus4MySoul 3 years ago