Nope. No theocracy here.

Wolf Blitzer posed a hypothetical scenario to Ron Paul, asking about a young man who makes a good living, but decides to forgo health insurance. Then, tragedy strikes and he needs care. Paul stuck to the libertarian line. “But congressman,” the moderator said, “are you saying that society should just let him die?”

And at that point, some in the audience shouted, “Yeah,” and applauded.

You familiar with the current VA scandal?
 
Who cares who it's about? Prove to me that the audience didn't think exactly as Paul did.

Whether they "think like Paul" is irrelevant. The TP is simply a cover for those who want to voice or in some other way act out their hatred and intolerance with a large degree of impunity. To suggest that this has something to do with "principles" is naive.
 
Whether they "think like Paul" is irrelevant. The TP is simply a cover for those who want to voice or in some other way act out their hatred and intolerance with a large degree of impunity. To suggest that this has something to do with "principles" is naive.

And yet you fail to prove this opinion of yours in the article you posted as an example.

Most of us here believe the TP is a group of people who have organized because they are fed up with ignoring the constitution, and the failure of government is finally something they can no longer stand.
 
And yet you fail to prove this opinion of yours in the article you posted as an example.

They applauded the thesis.

Most of us here believe the TP is a group of people who have organized because they are fed up with ignoring the constitution, and the failure of government is finally something they can no longer stand.

Which makes you suckers.
 
They didn't applaud the "thesis". They applauded the fact that people have to take responsibility for their own actions/choices.



Actually, it makes you ignorant or biased. Or both. Probably both.

And your mother wears Army boots.

Next?
 
Whether they "think like Paul" is irrelevant. The TP is simply a cover for those who want to voice or in some other way act out their hatred and intolerance with a large degree of impunity. To suggest that this has something to do with "principles" is naive.
What a huge steaming pile of shit that opinion is
 
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