Comments on: Nader on Democracy Now (from Feb. 2008) http://thirdpartywatch.com/2008/04/30/nader-in-democracy-now-from-feb-2008/ Fri, 22 Aug 2008 00:28:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.1.3 by: ACUTS http://thirdpartywatch.com/2008/04/30/nader-in-democracy-now-from-feb-2008/#comment-593924 Tue, 06 May 2008 02:49:45 +0000 http://thirdpartywatch.com/2008/04/30/nader-in-democracy-now-from-feb-2008/#comment-593924 Barack Obama is a fraud. He is a corporate controlled war mongering stooge and I think any idiot who buys into this crap is yet another reason our country goes in the tank. No need to address the issue when you can vote for a smile and an image. Of course reality shines its ugly light on such an image and we are left with a a guy who takes money from major corporations and hides it from people via bundling, a guy who wants to redeploy troops from Iraq to Afghanistan, Pakistan, and possibly Iran. He wants to switch out the US troops in Iraq with private security forces, keep the green zone in Iraq, he wants to basically continue the status quo, but presents it in a way to eliminate your guilt as voters and you do not have to sacrifice or do anything, I mean we would not want you to exert free will and choice as a citizen and consumer and have you get engaged. Folks like Nader are heroes who have stood up for the little guy over and over. We have very few champions left, it seems the media tries and marginalize them. Barack Obama is a fraud.

He is a corporate controlled war mongering stooge and I think any idiot who buys into this crap is yet another reason our country goes in the tank.

No need to address the issue when you can vote for a smile and an image. Of course reality shines its ugly light on such an image and we are left with a a guy who takes money from major corporations and hides it from people via bundling, a guy who wants to redeploy troops from Iraq to Afghanistan, Pakistan, and possibly Iran. He wants to switch out the US troops in Iraq with private security forces, keep the green zone in Iraq, he wants to basically continue the status quo, but presents it in a way to eliminate your guilt as voters and you do not have to sacrifice or do anything, I mean we would not want you to exert free will and choice as a citizen and consumer and have you get engaged.

Folks like Nader are heroes who have stood up for the little guy over and over.

We have very few champions left, it seems the media tries and marginalize them.

]]> by: Huh? http://thirdpartywatch.com/2008/04/30/nader-in-democracy-now-from-feb-2008/#comment-588629 Thu, 01 May 2008 18:49:24 +0000 http://thirdpartywatch.com/2008/04/30/nader-in-democracy-now-from-feb-2008/#comment-588629 Hey Catholic Trotskyist, Based on your remarkably perceptive views – which aren't in any way totally crazy and incoherent, I'm certain your "Fringe Alliance Strategy" is going to be a big hit among libertarians, who as you know are big fans of communism. Hey Catholic Trotskyist,
Based on your remarkably perceptive views – which aren’t in any way totally crazy and incoherent, I’m certain your “Fringe Alliance Strategy” is going to be a big hit among libertarians, who as you know are big fans of communism.

]]> by: Meh http://thirdpartywatch.com/2008/04/30/nader-in-democracy-now-from-feb-2008/#comment-587800 Thu, 01 May 2008 06:36:40 +0000 http://thirdpartywatch.com/2008/04/30/nader-in-democracy-now-from-feb-2008/#comment-587800 Greg, Ralph Nader just got on the ballot in New Mexico. There is a lot of time left to collect signatures. Greg, Ralph Nader just got on the ballot in New Mexico. There is a lot of time left to collect signatures.

]]> by: Deran http://thirdpartywatch.com/2008/04/30/nader-in-democracy-now-from-feb-2008/#comment-587729 Thu, 01 May 2008 05:38:01 +0000 http://thirdpartywatch.com/2008/04/30/nader-in-democracy-now-from-feb-2008/#comment-587729 Nader is always a great speaker. In '96 he was pretty stiff, and professorial. But by 2000, and even more so in 2004, he could really pull his audiaence right into his critiques and vision for a better future. Someone claimed to me Alan Keyes had tried to "nader" the CP (get their nomination, and then allegedly not work as much as was wanted toward party building). I replied; "Ah, but the difference is that Ralph Nader has done lots of actually useful things through out his long career as the jolly old elf of the public interest, and Mr. Keyes; not so much." Nader is always a great speaker. In ‘96 he was pretty stiff, and professorial. But by 2000, and even more so in 2004, he could really pull his audiaence right into his critiques and vision for a better future.

Someone claimed to me Alan Keyes had tried to “nader” the CP (get their nomination, and then allegedly not work as much as was wanted toward party building). I replied; “Ah, but the difference is that Ralph Nader has done lots of actually useful things through out his long career as the jolly old elf of the public interest, and Mr. Keyes; not so much.”

]]> by: Mike Gillis http://thirdpartywatch.com/2008/04/30/nader-in-democracy-now-from-feb-2008/#comment-587684 Thu, 01 May 2008 04:53:15 +0000 http://thirdpartywatch.com/2008/04/30/nader-in-democracy-now-from-feb-2008/#comment-587684 This is from February, Greg. He's already started the ballot access process in a number of states, as the ballot access windows have opened. This is from February, Greg. He’s already started the ballot access process in a number of states, as the ballot access windows have opened.

]]> by: Greg http://thirdpartywatch.com/2008/04/30/nader-in-democracy-now-from-feb-2008/#comment-587608 Thu, 01 May 2008 03:43:35 +0000 http://thirdpartywatch.com/2008/04/30/nader-in-democracy-now-from-feb-2008/#comment-587608 I don't agree much with his "progressive" agenda . He preaches against corporatism but he doesn't understand that it will always exist until we drastically cut the size of government. How is he considering a presidential run, yet not have ballot access? I thought it was already too late to start the process. I guess not. I don’t agree much with his “progressive” agenda . He preaches against corporatism but he doesn’t understand that it will always exist until we drastically cut the size of government. How is he considering a presidential run, yet not have ballot access? I thought it was already too late to start the process. I guess not.

]]> by: Catholic Trotskyist http://thirdpartywatch.com/2008/04/30/nader-in-democracy-now-from-feb-2008/#comment-587564 Thu, 01 May 2008 03:05:13 +0000 http://thirdpartywatch.com/2008/04/30/nader-in-democracy-now-from-feb-2008/#comment-587564 I refuse to watch any video of the fascist/stalinist criminal Ralph Nader, but hopefully Amy Goodman treated him horribly. If not, I will certainly have God send a warning message to her heart that she needs to get back to the true Democracy revolutionary candidate, Barack Obama. I am also hoping to be booked on that show to talk about the Fringe Alliance Strategy. After I make my identity public at the LP national convention, I should have no trouble with this. Please pray for the pope and please pray for Barack Obama. Please also pray for Fernando Lugo, the new Catholic Communist President of Paraguay, and please pray for me also as I am officially received into the Catholic Church on Sunday. I refuse to watch any video of the fascist/stalinist criminal Ralph Nader, but hopefully Amy Goodman treated him horribly. If not, I will certainly have God send a warning message to her heart that she needs to get back to the true Democracy revolutionary candidate, Barack Obama. I am also hoping to be booked on that show to talk about the Fringe Alliance Strategy. After I make my identity public at the LP national convention, I should have no trouble with this.

Please pray for the pope and please pray for Barack Obama. Please also pray for Fernando Lugo, the new Catholic Communist President of Paraguay, and please pray for me also as I am officially received into the Catholic Church on Sunday.

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