Answer this question and I'll double my donation
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aspiringconstitutionalist
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Carol Paul, because she's a sweetheart.
Jesus
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YAY, what has he won? A lifetime supply of freedom and liberty!!!
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We the People of the United States!
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You'll get answers for the next few hours even though someone already guessed it...lol...
...no one ever reads the threads anymore...
All and none.
All of us. And none of us. We're all equals. The only judgment is on character and the wisdom of one's choices in life. Paul has chosen well, and proven his character, and many of us in the grassroots are doing the same.
Ron Paul has earned our support and trust through 30 years of public service. And now we're proving, with our every word and deed, that we deserve him. The question we face is whether the America we have today will prove that it deserves to share in the fruits of Dr. Paul's lifetime of labor, and the efforts of all of us this past year.
Relinquishing empire is a high price to pay, indeed.
All of us. And none of us. We're all equals. The only judgment is on character and the wisdom of one's choices in life. Paul has chosen well, and proven his character, and many of us in the grassroots are doing the same.
Ron Paul has earned our support and trust through 30 years of public service. And now we're proving, with our every word and deed, that we deserve him. The question we face is whether the America we have today will prove that it deserves to share in the fruits of Dr. Paul's lifetime of labor, and the efforts of all of us this past year.
Relinquishing empire is a high price to pay, indeed.
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Ask another one to triple your $200 donation.
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HA I beat you
Hey, that was pretty fast from one of us out west. we are laid back you know.
Haha... I was shocked at how fast this thread started filling up. wow.
I like some of the other answers too. BUT...
PRESIDENT RON PAUL is IT.
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A question.
To respond to myself, yes, that's the price America pays for electing Ron Paul. We would give up our attempted stranglehold on global power and wealth. We would give up the security we feel from having our forward military bases so distant from own shores that a war must be fought and won before an enemy could even strike at us here at home.
But, wealth and markets and power cannot be contained or controlled except by brute force, the kind that the citizens notice and eventually reject. And the security we feel is false; a line of bases between us and Saudi Arabia where 15 of the 19 hijackers came from did not stop them, instead it encouraged them.
These are just two examples of what we 'give up' when we let go of our empire. Ron Paul has used the debate tactic of turning a con into a pro, in interviews, pointing out that by being against something, you're automatically in favor of something else, and in our case, our 'something elses' are better. Can anyone think of a concrete example of something we give up along with the empire, that maybe we shouldn't? Or perhaps just something we would miss, even if it is worth it to let it go?
To respond to myself, yes, that's the price America pays for electing Ron Paul. We would give up our attempted stranglehold on global power and wealth. We would give up the security we feel from having our forward military bases so distant from own shores that a war must be fought and won before an enemy could even strike at us here at home.
But, wealth and markets and power cannot be contained or controlled except by brute force, the kind that the citizens notice and eventually reject. And the security we feel is false; a line of bases between us and Saudi Arabia where 15 of the 19 hijackers came from did not stop them, instead it encouraged them.
These are just two examples of what we 'give up' when we let go of our empire. Ron Paul has used the debate tactic of turning a con into a pro, in interviews, pointing out that by being against something, you're automatically in favor of something else, and in our case, our 'something elses' are better. Can anyone think of a concrete example of something we give up along with the empire, that maybe we shouldn't? Or perhaps just something we would miss, even if it is worth it to let it go?
