Comments on: The Real Ron Paul Hates African Americans

By: jasper pollack

jasper pollack — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 16:44:04 +0000

A regular article promoting hate and degrading anyone the author does not like. Racist? This is laughable and proves anyone with a computer can promote their agenda. Poor guy, Don’t forget to take your medication.

By: Deidre

Deidre — Thu, 05 May 2011 07:19:17 +0000

The comment wool head seems a bit racist to me…his staffer got those opinions from somewhere…why would they write those remarks if they didn’t feel it was his view point…his own son wants the civil rights movement repealed…product of our environments people…they got these ideas about his view point somewhere…

By: will

will — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 00:14:59 +0000

Hurricane Ike…
where’s ron paul?

Oh, right, that’s Texas’ problem. No place for federal government.

hmmmm

By: J. Clifford

J. Clifford — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 11:13:27 +0000

“Do you think he asks people their life story?”

Actually, Ron Paul does know Don Black’s life story. He took 500 dollars from Don Black, and has acknowledged to the press that he knows that Don Black is a white supremacist leader. And he refuses to return the money.

What will it take for you to stop defending this earmark-spending libertarian?

By: Victor

Victor — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 07:28:19 +0000

I repeat….

Back around May, before all this “white supremacist” BS was popping up, Ron Paul was asked who he would like as Vice President. Ron Paul responded to the effect, “Walter Williams because he is a good economist.”

Guess what? Walter Williams is a black guy.

Ron Paul believes in individual liberty. Ron Paul believes that racism is an ugly form of collectivism. Collectivism such as the brand that Jesse Jackson and the KKK equally represents.

So what if Ron Paul took a picture with a white supremacist? In Ron Paul rally’s hundreds, if not thousands of people, line up to get a picture with him. Do you think he asks people their life story?

You show me one picture of Ron Paul with a white supremacist and I will show you 10 more pictures of Ron Paul with a minority. Enough of the BS arguments, it only makes this blog look foolish. Have some dignity and try to search for the truth instead of grasping at straws with cheap rumors.

By: J. Clifford

J. Clifford — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 21:32:01 +0000

He supports liberty, just like the white supremacist Don Black, who he was standing next to in that picture, smiling for the camera?

By: Brett

Brett — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 19:33:26 +0000

“The reason is Representative Paulâ€™s stand on one issue: Iraq.”

Actually I’m voting for him mainly because he supports the constitution and my liberty. There is nothing progressive about socialism.

By: S

Thu, 13 Dec 2007 20:46:44 +0000

Let’s face it. We’re all prejudice against a race or some group of people. But making generalizations about blacks being involved in more crime is not racism. It might suggest the question of racism, but saying that these types of comments that Dr. Paul supposedly made in only 1 instance makes him racist, is obviously exaggerating it. The people who are bashing Ron Paul based on this newsletter and maybe some other questionable sources (with no citation or evidence to boot) are obviously either Republican neo-con supporters trying to demerit him and destroy their own party, or liberals who don’t accept their own prejudices and only point fingers at others.
Also, based on Dr. Paul’s record as a congressman, he makes decisions true to his beliefs. Although, even if he is ‘racist’, if he were president he wouldn’t want his personal social beliefs to interfere with states’ decisions on the issues, which is where they were intended, and where they belong – to the states. Instead of talking about something irrelevant to Paul’s political agenda, lets talk about something that is relevant to many candidates.. So, who wants to talk about Hillary’s fraudulent campaign fundraising? Giuliani’s cowardice and flip flopping? Hmmm?
By the way, he’s right about the zionist movement.. Fundamentalists and Israel supporters are lobbying the fed big time to support the Israeli military against any kind of diplomacy.

By: J. Clifford

J. Clifford — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 00:15:39 +0000

Yes, Ron Paul’s account of what actually explains these racist comments has evolved over time in suspicious ways. It bears considering that he actually might have written them, or approved of them.

Check out the many links of the Ron Paul for President campaign to neo-Nazi white supremacists:

http://irregulartimes.com/index.php/archives/2007/11/19/ron-paul-white-power-links/

By: A Big Fat Slob

A Big Fat Slob — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 22:38:51 +0000

In 1996, Paul gave an interview to the Houston Chronicle in which he did not disown the comments. Instead, he admitted that he made them. Here’s what the reporter said: “Paul, a Republican obstetrician from Surfside, said Wednesday he opposes racism and that his written commentaries about blacks came in the context of ‘current events and statistical reports of the time.’ ” Your could look it up: http://web.archive.org/web/20070512114222/http://www.chron.com/content/chronicle/aol-metropolitan/96/05/23/paul.html