Ron Paul’s Extreme Ties Re-emerge At New Institute

[theworldismine13]

Ron Paul’s Extreme Ties Reemerge At New Institute | TPMDC

While Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) makes an earnest effort to discover why African Americans won’t vote for states right conservatives, his father, former Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX), is doing his very best to answer the question in his new role outside of Congress.

Paul, who retired this year from the House, is running a new think tank aimed at supporting his “non-interventionist” foreign policy and libertarian domestic politics. But rather than a new chapter for the longtime representative, The Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity looks more like a return to the old extremist ties he tried to shake off in recent years as his movement gained a more mainstream following.

As Jamie Kirchick reports in The Daily Beast, his group’s advisory board includes incendiary columnist Lew Rockwell, who has been identified in news reports as the most likely author of a series of racist, homophobic and conspiracy-laden newsletters Paul published in the ’80s and ’90s.

Despite being marketed with his endorsement and sometimes presented under his name, Paul denied any knowledge of their content in his recent presidential runs. But Rockwell’s re-emergence into Paul’s inner circle suggests he hasn’t put the past behind him.

Other board members profiled by Kirchick include John Laughland, who made defending Slobodan Milosevic from ethnic cleansing charges a personal cause, and economics professor Walter Block, who argued on Rockwell’s website that the country would be better off if the Confederate states had successfully cut ties with the “monster Lincoln.” This is not far from Paul’s own comments — in a 2007 Meet The Press appearance he said that the “iron-fisted” Lincoln should never have fought the “senseless Civil War.”

Rand Paul, who has presented himself as more mainstream on foreign policy than his father, has not attached himself to the think tank and did not speak at its launch this month. But his father’s career continues to make Paul’s professed naivete as to the roots of conservatives’ minority outreach problem all the more puzzling.

 

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[The Real]

They just can't stop themselves...

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

 

[Prince.Skeletor]

uhum... ya so......uhhhhh

Shocking article where people THINK Lew Rockwell wrote the racist newsletters, people think so let's make an article about it.

Secondly, Walter Block is BLACK

3rdly do some actual reading about Ron Paul's statement about the civil war.
He wasn't against it, he was only against the part where freedoms from others were taken in order to give it to other groups.
Libertarians do not believe in giving freedoms to groups because it means taking a freedom from another group.

Thx, have a nice day

 

[theworldismine13]

uhum... ya so......uhhhhh

Shocking article where people THINK Lew Rockwell wrote the racist newsletters, people think so let's make an article about it.

Secondly, Walter Block is BLACK

3rdly do some actual reading about Ron Paul's statement about the civil war.
He wasn't against it, he was only against the part where freedoms from others were taken in order to give it to other groups.
Libertarians do not believe in giving freedoms to groups because it means taking a freedom from another group.

Thx, have a nice day

he must be a high yella black

Walter Block - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

he has some interesting views

Block, along with Robert Nozick, is one of the leading libertarian defenders of voluntary slave contracts, arguing that a slave contract is "a bona fide contract where consideration crosses hands; when it is abrogated, theft occurs". He critiques other libertarians who oppose voluntary slavery as being inconsistent with their shared principles. Block seeks to make "a tiny adjustment" which "strengthens libertarianism by making it more internally consistent." He argues that his position shows "that contract, predicated on private property [can] reach to the furthest realms of human interaction, even to voluntary slave contracts."[8]

looks like he influenced rap music too

Block is possibly best known for his 1976 controversial book Defending the Undefendable, in which he defends pimps, drug dealers, blackmailers, corrupt policemen, and loan sharks as "economic heroes"

 

[No_bammer_weed]

3rdly do some actual reading about Ron Paul's statement about the civil war.
He wasn't against it, he was only against the part where freedoms from others were taken in order to give it to other groups.
Libertarians do not believe in giving freedoms to groups because it means taking a freedom from another group.

Thx, have a nice day

You deserve a nice bytch slap for this....have a nice day!

 

[Julius Skrrvin]

uhum... ya so......uhhhhh

Shocking article where people THINK Lew Rockwell wrote the racist newsletters, people think so let's make an article about it.

Secondly, Walter Block is BLACK

he looks like a fukking cac to me. im sure hes 1/16th black

 

[The Real]

3rdly do some actual reading about Ron Paul's statement about the civil war.
He wasn't against it, he was only against the part where freedoms from others were taken in order to give it to other groups.

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

uhum... ya so......uhhhhh

Shocking article where people THINK Lew Rockwell wrote the racist newsletters, people think so let's make an article about it.

Secondly, Walter Block is BLACK

3rdly do some actual reading about Ron Paul's statement about the civil war.
He wasn't against it, he was only against the part where freedoms from others were taken in order to give it to other groups.
Libertarians do not believe in giving freedoms to groups because it means taking a freedom from another group.

Thx, have a nice day

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