Video: reddit interviews Ron Paul
Submitted by RoC on Thu, 09/10/2009 - 10:45
Ron Paul answers reddit's top 10 questions (35 minute interview)
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I like
seeing Dr. Paul with a little edge!! :)
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What is that TeleTubby looking thing on his desk?
It's the reddit mascot.
It's supposed to be an alien.
lol...its the Reddit logo.
lol...its the Reddit logo.
Thanks
Shows how many times I've been on Reddit...none
Thanks for asking
I just assumed it was from one of Dr. Paul's grandchildren and was personal to him. Now we know. It is so great to be in the know.
Government needed for advancement in Science and Technology?
1.) As I understand, the Wright brothers developed the airplane without the military or government support. It is true military later saw its potential, but it is false to assume that without the military, the industry and technology would not develop.
2) It is often sighted that the internet originated from an army research program, and (fallaciously) concludes that it would not have come about without government/army initiating it. Well, was the government responsible for the computer (PC) revolution? NO ONE seems to suggest that the PC/COMPUTER REVOLUTION came about by virtue of government.
That interview was interesting and enjoyable.
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Freedom is not: doing everything you want to.
Freedom is: not having to do what you don't want to do.
~ Joyce Meyer
Freedom is not: doing everything you want to.
Freedom is: not having to do what you don't want to do.
~ Joyce Meyer
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Have you read the forum related to the interview? Some of the liberals proved to be real asses, but overall I think they are handling the exposition to logic pretty well.
Anyway I sort of agree with one of them that Dr. Paul seemed to talk down to those reddit kids a bit, he was perhaps wee condescending.Or I dont know, but he definitely was maybe too relaxed and familiar and didnt take proper care of phrasing the sentences carefully. Seemed to me he was either tired or in rush.
But I enjoyed the interview anyway :)
I don't think he talks down to anyone
He is just 100% honest all the time, some people are not used to that.
"never keynes a running system"
Napolitano: "We need Ron Paul now!"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3k3JNRTVI0Q
Lol
"I hope you'll always feel agitated about it, that's what I hope."
Plus it was funny hearing him say everyone's screen name (e.g. Squirrel On Fire). Another easy win for Dr. Paul!
For liberty!! *gong*
For Liberty!! *GONG*
It is awesome to hear RP cut through
the confusion and distortion of issues and clearly explain reality to freedom-disabled Americans
Bump
way better than reading about spankings and Joe Wilson .....
This is Awesome!
Do you think everyone Reddit gets has an uncut interview like this?
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Just started watching.
Just started watching. Looks like this is going to be a great interview.