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Originally Posted by Coolidge Effect
ron paul wants us to go back to the gold standard of currency. But almost all economists agree that this would be detrimental to America's economy.
source
http://www.thabusiness.com/2012/03/changing-back-to-the-gold-standard/
are these the same economists that DIDN'T predict the housing/credit/derivatives bubble (which Ron Paul DID)? i graduated with an econ degree and have worked in finance for almost 8 years...one thing i can tell you - economics is more of a spectator sport than anything. we can't predict anything but sure like to believe we can. we're better at talking about what could happen and what did happen (and not what's going to happen).Originally Posted by Coolidge Effect
ron paul wants us to go back to the gold standard of currency. But almost all economists agree that this would be detrimental to America's economy.
source
http://www.thabusiness.com/2012/03/changing-back-to-the-gold-standard/
Originally Posted by ThorrocksJs
His racist newsletters and overall racist views make him unlikable and disgusting
Originally Posted by HankMoody
http://www.timwise.org/20...-certain-white-liberals/
http://www.toqonline.com/...hite-racial-nationalism/
http://www.bostonreview.n...bertarianism_liberty.php
http://www.tnr.com/print/...ks-and-arts/wealthcare-0
Some mature articles for this mature discussion.
Originally Posted by ThorrocksJs
His racist newsletters and overall racist views make him unlikable and disgusting
Originally Posted by HankMoody
None of those articles have anything to do with drugs but okay: I thought Ron Paul is for "states' rights?" Isn't the upsurge in prison population also correlated with the establishment of private prison contracts by states? So Ron Paul is going to violate those contracts? Hmm...
How have you worked in finance for 8 years and still think Ron Paul makes any kind of sense whatsoever?Originally Posted by JTPlatnum
are these the same economists that DIDN'T predict the housing/credit/derivatives bubble (which Ron Paul DID)? i graduated with an econ degree and have worked in finance for almost 8 years...one thing i can tell you - economics is more of a spectator sport than anything. we can't predict anything but sure like to believe we can. we're better at talking about what could happen and what did happen (and not what's going to happen).Originally Posted by Coolidge Effect
ron paul wants us to go back to the gold standard of currency. But almost all economists agree that this would be detrimental to America's economy.
source
http://www.thabusiness.com/2012/03/changing-back-to-the-gold-standard/
Serious topic though...i think Ron Paul is the only politician in the history of my life that has ever made perfect sense. Sure there's a few things here and there that I disagree with, but for the most part, this seems to be the most down to earth politician I've ever seen.
He's got my vote. No question about it.
I wonder if he's got a much stronger vote than the media portrays...they're completely freezing him out but those that believe in him are pretty damn serious about him.
Originally Posted by FrankMatthews
How have you worked in finance for 8 years and still think Ron Paul makes any kind of sense whatsoever?
He's just another shill career politician playing on the naivety and ignorance of the masses.
He's in the business of selling dreams, fairytales, and people can't get enough of it.
I can see the parallels to Obamas "Change" campaign. Nothings gonna #!%*#*$ change man.
so i prove you wrong and u think im spamming?Originally Posted by ThorrocksJs
At this point your just spam