John McCain and Ron Paul agreed

John McCain and Ron Paul agreed on foreign policy at one time in history, when John McCain was playing the part of a conservative...

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[foraneagle2]

that repeating thing is really annoying. do you not hear things the first time?

[coffeewithchess]

So I'm guessing that means you actually heard what the candidates said then! :)

[suanne17]

McCain is a nut case!

Ron Paul for President!!!

[superbaddeathmachine]

McCain is a true opportunistic politician, Paul is a true Conservative Republican.

[Barbaricz123]

Our country is being controlled by a partnership between Corporations and Big Government which benefit from inflation, unnecessary war, and even putting people in prison is BIG BUSINESS. We. MUST once again limit the power and control the federal government has given itself. The only candidate that will help the people do this is....

R O N P A U L 2 0 1 2

[bighitter42]

Where was this video six months ago?

[RationalLiberty]

my dad is in the oil business. He says oil will never 'run out'. Just using the supply and demand principle you can tell this. It will get more and more expensive, so eventually we will not be using oil because of that. Only the very rich will be able to afford petrol

[fckuvrymch]

oh shit.

mccain is a ditz.

that is a glitch.

mccain does believe in policing the world and nation building.

[ZapruderJr]

Great find! SHOW THIS TO EVERYBODY!

[rogersarah76]

McCain's pocket$ are lined,he's a sucka butt!

[anscfoster]

Well - I defend it becuase I connect it to the comepltley not bogus Darwinistic philisophy.

It is survival of the fitest in that whoever gets the oil - proceeds.

We need to fight for free energy, over unity, solar powered stations, and the likes - but until oil runs out - whoever has it is the leader of the world.

Exxon profits are redistributed to millions of stocks that are held by the general population.

In reality, at this point, if we don't get the oil - we have lost.

[Wonderbread166]

As for your comments about oil, yes, obviously oil is a big factor. What boggles my mind is that you defend war for oil based on some bogus Social Darwinistic philosophy. We go to war for oil so the moguls can make huge profits, not because we're running desperately short. Exxon has posted record profits for the last 4 years. It and others have a very powerful lobby and a very strong influence on Washington. Our soldiers die for their profits. How could you possibly defend this?