Originally posted by GonzoMcFonzo
Mairuzu, when all you do is parrot YT videos, then refer people back to those videos when they ask for clarification of your position, they are going to assume that that's all you're capable of doing. You srtill haven't answered weather or not you think Ron Paul was the victim of massive voter fraud. I guess you were just trolling before.
Haha whaaaat? My bad my man, here I thought was simply posting evidence of what I claimed to be voter fraud. I don’t recall parroting any YouTube video though.
It would seem pretty silly if I didn’t hold the belief that there is some very sketching things going on in the GOP elections, so yes there are definitely some very head scratching and confusing moments.
Plenty of these officials aren’t obeying some of the rules at all. It would have been rude of me to never provide some sort of what I claim to be evidence for it. Even if I were to parrot every single word, it’s simply information I’m passing along. stoned
Originally posted by GonzoMcFonzo
See, this is what I was talking about. Have you actually read the Civil Rights Act? How is desegregating [b]public schools and ensuring equal treatment for voters of all races infringing anyone's property rights? How is ending racial discrimination in government agencies, or desegregating state and municipal public facilities infringing on anyone's private property rights? These are the changes Ron Paul wants to repeal.That's why all the "whites only" businesses were on the verge of collapse by the 60s... oh wait. [/b]
Sure have. The constitution is pretty clear, Paul just wants business owners to make decisions about who they do and don't serve, it’s the same principal as whether a business owner should be able to allow people to smoke in their business or not. The government can’t discriminate, but the private citizen can.
I mean, its not like I can walk into your house and do as I please without your consent… it's your property, extend this concept to all private property.
Its fail for the government to enforce it's own laws, you know, laws which are a result of prior laws already condoning slavery and segregation which are sanctioned by the government. 14th amendment
Ron believes that the Constitution applies to everyone, regardless of group titles. When the government begins to regulate the use of your property though, then those bitches are overstepping their bounds.
Originally posted by GonzoMcFonzo
If you read what I actually wrote, I acknowledge that he talks a good game, but like most politicians he's full of shit. Take the abortion example I used. He claims the government shouldn't be involved, but then he tries to pass a bill to federally outlaw abortion, five times (HR 776 in '05, HR 1094 and HR 2597 in '07, HR 2533 in '09 and HR 1096 in '11). He repeated cites this legislation when speaking to the christian right as proof that he is more committed to their theocratic agenda than other candidates. He's also introduced bills that would cause the federal government to discriminate against homosexuals. It's actions like that (and his views that evolution is a hoax perpetuated by the evil godless scientists) that make me say he places his fundamentalist christian beliefs above all else.
crylaugh oh god i'm being trolled. I should have read this part first.
Ron is the only one supporting the good ideals. The other candidates are bought out and only think war and will only screw us over. Not sure where your guys heads are anymore. Snap out of it