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 Post subject: The Revolution: A Manifesto
PostPosted: Fri May 02, 2008 9:03 pm 
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So it's already at No. 1 on Amazon, pretty high on Barnes and Noble and something else.

I just got it and it hurts with truth. Like when it keeps on quoting Bush in 1999 when he claimed to be a non-interventionist, followed by later stuff that contradicts it.

So, thoughts?

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 Post subject: Re: The Revolution: A Manifesto
PostPosted: Fri May 02, 2008 9:09 pm 
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Thoughts: I want it.

I'm enjoying his previous book currently, the one in which he published his speeches on foreign policy. But I think I might pick this one up tonight anyway.

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My thoughts are that Ron Paul is smart to cash in on his rabid following by releasing a book.

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Jitka wrote:
My thoughts are that Ron Paul is smart to cash in on his rabid following by releasing a book.


If his following was rabid, I'd expect bigger numbers.

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 Post subject: Re: The Revolution: A Manifesto
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I think Jitka means "incredibly terrifying small number of dedicated fans" instead of "massive fanbase".

Anyways, don't care.

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The Noid wrote:
I think Jitka means "incredibly terrifying small number of dedicated fans" instead of "massive fanbase".


I don't see what's so scary about us.

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A majority aren't. Then there's the group of fans who tattoo his name and image all across their body.

that'd be creepy if that person existed

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A majority aren't. Then there's the group of fans who tattoo his name and image all across their body.

that'd be creepy if that person existed


I've yet to meet one.

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 Post subject: Re: The Revolution: A Manifesto
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I don't think I wanna meet one.

but gb2w

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