Ron Paul is a Pirate
Ron Paul's emergence as the new GOP frontrunner in Iowa has many clamoring to slap the "not-Mitt" mantle upon the Texas lawmaker's brow. But political pundits and voters should pay greater heed to his sudden rise. The "anyone but Romney" title downplays Paul's emergence, writing him off as just the latest in a string of candidates-du-jour. But Ron Paul is more than a fling.
The Texas Republican is the next logical step in the GOP's steady march to Libertarianism. After the Tea Party's 2010 sweep of the midterm elections, who else could Republican voters adore with more fervor than the founder of the movement, a man determined to obliterate government down to its very bones, then pulverize the remainder to render it wholly meaningless? Ron Paul isn't the great Republican hope, the champion of small government or a candidate preaching reason. Ron Paul is a pirate.
How else would you describe an anti-authoritarian precious metal fetishist with a maniacal disdain for any sort of excise on earnings that advocates quack medicine? A man who, if given the chance, would eliminate every agency that protects Americans from their own cupidity? Ron Paul's pirate economy will shrink government into a non-functioning entity, opening the floodgates for every miscreant who prays for nothing more than a lawless land begging to be raided and pillaged; the nation left a wide open sea of bountiful profits with not a single buffer of federal interference.
What Ron Paul's America Would Look Like
Ron Paul 2012? Republican voters appear willing to walk the plank. But take a look at what life could be like after hypothetical President Ron Paul places his hand atop The Bible and takes the oath of office.
In Ron Paul's America, your boss could feasibly pay you in bags of gold -- albeit very small ones.
Paul's insistence upon a gold standard is caged in innocuous terminology . "Legalizing sound money, so the government is forced to get serious about the dollar's value." It disguises a belief that a U.S. Bank guiding monetary policy is the bane of a truly free market society. The reality accepted by most economists -- those without considerable holdings in the gold market like Paul -- is the move away from the gold standard has saved America's hindquarters from a severe thwacking several times since the Great Depression. The Fed, as much as Paul counters, keeps the economic gears greased for consistent growth.
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