Skyab23 wrote:
Yes. Perhaps people will actually look to a candidate's history and background before voting based on their rhetorical and oratory skills. The vast majority of both parties are establishment candidates who are only concerned with remaining in power and pursuing an expansionist foreign policy and refusing to seriously cut domestic spending. Justin Amash and Rand Paul are two of the few members of Congress who have a record of voting against the establishment and having a clear understanding of history. The people had a chance to vote for a real candidate of change and vision in Ron Paul, but unfortunately, it's hard to educate a nation of sheep.
Ron Paul has a great vision idealistically but his economic reform plans are pretty outrageous. Ridding the Federal Reserve is a very bad idea and the massive levels of financial deregulation is alarming (this is coming from someone who's very pro business).
Well we have a very different opinion on those matters, and we could fill pages on here with our ideas and I doubt either of us would change our minds on the matter. I'll just say this, the Federal Reserve's artifically lowering of interest rates was the main catalyst for the housing downturn. Ron Paul predicted this would happen, stating it years before it occurred. They continue to print trillions of dollars, hoping to revive the economy, yet all they're doing is devaluing the purchasing power of the dollar. The rates kept low by the Fed incentivized people to take out loans and subsequently the "housing bubble" occurred. The Fed is the main reason for the housing bubble and the devaluation of the dollar.
Here is Ron Paul's accurate prediction (that no one else saw coming)
Addicted2Movies wrote:
Ron Paul has a great vision idealistically but his economic reform plans are pretty outrageous. Ridding the Federal Reserve is a very bad idea and the massive levels of financial deregulation is alarming (this is coming from someone who's very pro business).
Well we have a very different opinion on those matters, and we could fill pages on here with our ideas and I doubt either of us would change our minds on the matter. I'll just say this, the Federal Reserve's artifically lowering of interest rates was the main catalyst for the housing downturn. Ron Paul predicted this would happen, stating it years before it occurred. They continue to print trillions of dollars, hoping to revive the economy, yet all they're doing is devaluing the purchasing power of the dollar. The rates kept low by the Fed incentivized people to take out loans and subsequently the "housing bubble" occurred. The Fed is the main reason for the housing bubble and the devaluation of the dollar.
Here is Ron Paul's accurate prediction (that no one else saw coming)
Yeah it's probably an issue not worth arguing about on here since there is little chance either of us would change our opinions haha.
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