Which game development studio head was the top Colbert Super PAC supporter?

@A Sandwich Today's Joke is Tomorrow's Reality

@A Sandwich It's being played out like a joke, but they're making a serious point with it. Our campaign finance system is a joke and it's broken, and every time someone tries to change it for the better, the usual people find ways around it. The fact that SuperPACs exist in this election cycle show that the regulations are basically non-existent at this point and anyone can fund a candidate for as much as they want at this point.

The sad thing is the only way people can have this brought to their attention is by sugar coating it with humor and satire.

@greyloki

The bits with his lawyer were amazing, the fact that this stuff is legal is just dumbfounding.

@BillyBongThornton I didn't mention, or imply, anything about Obama in my post. I think you need to take a deeeep breath and step away from the keyboard for a few minutes.

@BillyBongThornton
Please, if you want someone to blame for your countries poor financial situation, Blame your F**king parliament. Everything your President tries is cockblocked by them. Not everything he has done is bad.

Fix your broken political system, then you can talk about your president not doing what will fix your country. Get your head out of your a** Political entities do not deserve your praise. They exist solely to act for the people; which is something your countries entire system is forgetting to do.

@Haon

Nah, Munchma Quchi and Suq Madiq out donated them.

@Haon

I was going to post that!!! Glad to see more gamers watch the show!

@KungFuChaosNinja You hate blacks and gays that much, huh?

@(Unverified)

Why lie, bro? His close friend and campaign chair was an openly gay man.

And yes, I'm pro-gay marriage, which is why I support government getting out of marriage entirely and letting the people decide instead of religious fundamentalists.

Also, on the topic of racism, Ron Paul is the only one who has criticized the "War on Drugs" going back to the 80's as being "racist" and discriminatory. In addition, he's the only one who supports bringing people home and stop occupying foreign lands with troops and weapons, which means the middle east, i.e. Palestine, Pakistan, etc.

You can buy into mainstream media falsehoods all day long, however, that doesn't make any of it true. And before we say he's also anti-semite, let's remember that he supported Israel in the 80's when they took out the nuclear reactor in Iraq. Also, he believes in zionist principles of independence and self-reliance.

The facts sometimes hurt, huh?

@KungFuChaosNinja Pointing out a candidate's actual views is considered "lying" now? Oh, boy. Looks like somebody has never actually read "Doctor" Paul's newsletters:

"I miss the closet. Homosexuals, not to speak of the rest of society, were far better off when social pressure forced them to hide their activities."

"A mob of black demonstrators, led by the "Rev." Al Sharpton, occupied and closed the Statue of Liberty recently, demanding that New York be renamed Martin Luther King City "to reclaim it for our people. Hmmm. I hate to agree with the Rev. Al, but maybe a name change is in order. Welfaria? Zooville? Rapetown? Dirtburg? Lazyopolis? But Al, the Statue of Liberty? Next time, hold that demonstration at a food stamp bureau or a crack house."

"[HIV-positive gays] enjoy the attention and pity that comes with being sick."

Paul's tried to hem and haw and lie his way out of his 20-odd year history of publishing white supremacist propaganda, but even without article after article referring to blacks as "animals" and gays as "perverts", his awful, virulently anti-American voting record makes it perfectly clear what kind of a creature we're dealing with.

Here, after all, is a candidate who's tried to dismantle protections for the working class (OSHA, minimum wage), give corporations free reign to fill our water and air with toxins, filed legislation decrying the idea of homosexuality as an "acceptable lifestyle", referred to transgendered Americans as "freaks", and repeatedly attempted to repeal a woman's right to choose (and what kind of message does that send? Government intervention is A-OK as long as it's restricted to a woman's uterus, but heaven forbid it be used to prevent a corporation from dumping mercury into our groundwater!)

More importantly, he's openly endorsed by Stormfront and other neo-Nazi organizations, gets financial support from white supremacists, and apparently meets with these hate groups on a regular basis. What a guy! But hey, keep telling yourself that I've been brainwashed by the "mainstream media" if it keeps you from having to own up to your mancrush on a senile, mentally deranged racist and homophobe who has no business being within 100 miles of the Oval Office.

You're right about one thing, though. Facts hurt, don't they?

@(Unverified)

Except you're lying, not stating facts. Ron Paul didn't write those newsletters, as it was debunked by reporter Ben Swann, who outed the ghost writer. Check out the local Fox channel that actually researched everything. His segment is is called 'Reality Check'. The writer's name is James B. Powell, who's name was right under the story's headline "How to Protect Yourself Against Urban Violence'. In the '80s, while this was being written, Ron Paul was on CSPAN talking about how the 'War on Drugs' was racist and discriminatory. So, pal, your "facts" were merely accusations, which have since been debunked. Now, you can continue to spread fallacies, but real reporters have down investigative journalism and found out who the real culprit was.

Sorry, you won't trick me with lies and smears, pal. Even his close friend, who's a member of the Texas NAACP, has defended Paul. So he's friends with people of color, his close friend and campaign chair was an openly gay man, and his economic heroes are jewish. So no, he's not racist, he's not against people choosing their lifestyle, and he's not anti-semetic.

Now, since you have been schooled, allow the truth to set you free. Us libertarians believe in justice and equal rights for everyone through freedom.