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How the Ron Paul Movement Looks to an American in Europe

lewrockwell.com — The reason for the first is that the only place Americans can get any real news is from the internet – certainly not from the MSM. Thus, it is clear why those who followed the news on the internet were overwhelmingly for Ron Paul. Second, the reason that Ron Paul did so poorly is that most Americans get their news from the MSM, so they know little

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  • anonimuso, on 04/24/2008, -6/+1I only dugg this so that Americans can see. once again, how much contempt Europeans have for Americans, how much better they think they are. So Americans are "lobotomized" because we don't see the petty crap that goes on in Europe (Berlusconi in office for like the third time in a decade) on a daily basis? Give me a break.
    I think Europeans piss and moan so much about America because they want to have our type of freedom. The freedom to piss our money away (because OUR government actually lets us KEEP some of our money), buy everything on credit, drive gas-guzzling SUVs, and not give a ***** about the rest of the world. And you know why we can do that? Because WE ARE THE ***** SUPERPOWER!!!!! Sure we are having economic trouble, but when all is said and done, we'll recover like we always do, and then we'll be right back to pissing our money away, buying everything on credit, and not giving a ***** about the rest of the world. We MIGHT start driving hybrid SUVs though.
    ***** Europe and what they think. They wish they were us.
    • chessmasterjoe, on 04/25/2008, -0/+4Did you even bother to read the article? This was an American in Europe.
  • billyjack1958, on 04/24/2008, -0/+8I will never give up spreading the message of freedom and I will vote for Ron Paul no matter what.
  • chessmasterjoe, on 04/25/2008, -1/+6Ron Paul has my vote even if I have to write it in. The other three are CFR scum.
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