Logan, some of your comments are borderline offensive.
I would like to know if you have actually heard many (e.g. more than one or two) black people in your area say they are voting for Obama only because he is black. I have a strong feeling that you are just making it up based upon your views of black Americans.
This quote comes to mind....
It might not be very pc to quote Hitler but that murderous bastard sure knew how to play people like a fine tuned violing. The problem with society is that 50% of the population by definition has a IQ less than 100. You dont win the "stupid vote" by elaborate explanations on complex issues like economy ect. You win it by simple emotionaly charged but empty rhetoric.All propaganda must be popular and its intellectual level must be adjusted to the most limited intelligence among those it is addressed to.
For every genious that cast a well considered vote there is a unimaginably stupid **** that cancel that vote by voting by his gut.
Ron Paul's strategy has never been to win the Republican nomination this year.
It was to use the Republican candidate spotlight, to get the Libertarian party on the map. For Presidency in future elections, as well as other offices.
By taking part as a “republican candidate” he gets his views out there for people to see, and gains notoriety.
Then, the second step is to run as an independent libertarian.
Because a lot of people now will vote for him, he has the potential to gain enough of the popular vote to get the Libertarian party federal funding to campaign in the next elections.
After that, there will always be enough popular vote to keep them in the races, even if they do not get elected, they still become a bigger player from then on.
That will allow more of their ideas to be adopted by either major party, and to take effect. Even allow for more libertarians to gain political ground.
That is the real strategy.
One of my best "black" friends is in Rikers, right now. I do not see the need to convince you of anything more. I know who I am, and you must know who you are. But again, anytime criticism is cast in the direction of a "person of color", the race card comes out. This is usually a front for a lack of ability to debunk one's statement. Knowing this to be true, name calling just doesn't phase me anymore..........
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