Some Ron Paul supporters are too out of touch with reality.

What theories? Man-made global warming is the THEORY. Questioning or doubting that theory is not a "conspiracy theory." Look up the words "conspiracy" and "theory" in the dictionary. Doubting the official man-made global warming theory is neither a "conspiracy" nor a "theory." Ron Paul does not believe in any 9/11-related conspiracy theories and neither do the vast majority of his supporters. Like I said, a much larger number of Bush supporters (spread among the other Republican candidates) actually believe equally outlandish things -- that Saddam was involved in 9/11 and/or that there really were WMDs but Saddam refused to use them (why?) and there's been a media cover-up -- DESPITE the fact that Bush has admitted to the contrary! And finally, Ron Paul's critique of the Federal Reserve IS NOT A THEORY AT ALL, and not a "conspiracy theory" in the least. Was Ludwig von Mises a "conspiracy theorist"? Come on! Dr. Paul offers a factual critique of the Federal Reserve and an economically sound plan to restore sound money in line with the Austrian school of economics -- one of the most respected free-market-oriented schools of economic thought. Where is the "conspiracy theory" here? Now on to the points: 1. Yes, the Earth IS warming currently -- just as it WAS cooling in the 1970s. Not 100% (or 95%, etc.) of scientists believe this is a consistent, sustaining pattern that we will see in the years to come. And in fact, I'm pretty sure that the Earth has been cooling the past few years. You then go on a hysterical rant about "losing New York." WHO IS DIVORCED FROM REALITY HERE? 2. The fact that the tiny minority of Americans who believe 9/11 was an "inside job" support Ron Paul means absolutely nothing in terms of his validity as a candidate, and in no way reflects upon the integrity or intellect of the vast majority of his supporters who do not believe this. This is the classically fascist tactic of "smear by association" you're employing here. I could reverse it and say that the Communist Party USA supports the Democratic Party for electoral purposes -- does this mean ANYTHING at all as far as Democrats are concerned? No. 3. In what I presented to you, where is there a "conspiracy theory"? That is literally how the monetary system works. It is a fact that you can affirm in any basic economics textbook. The Federal Reserve System redistributes wealth from the poor and middle class to the rich and government elite. This is the all-encompassing issue of our time -- how could it not be? The Federal Reserve System is used to expand the monetary base in order to fund wars, unconstitutional government programs, and steal from the poor to give to the rich. The fact that you aren't concerned about this issue -- the fact that ANYONE cannot see this for the all-encompassing issue that it is -- reflects poorly on the sanity of non-Ron Paul supporters; not the other way around. You say that "reasonable people" don't believe "more than two of Ron Paul's conspiracy theories." Can you please tell me what two of these supposed theories are? I'm unaware of any "conspiracy theories" that Ron Paul believes in, and if you can show them to me, I will revoke my support for him immediately. In summary, your arguments have literally no basis in fact and only serve to highlight your ignorance about the issues at hand and Ron Paul in general. Hopefully my efforts here will serve to correct some of that ignorance.