Keep Conspiracies and Negative talk at home

[thoughtbombing]

Yeah I doubt it too. But seriously it ticks me off because these people have given us such a bad rap.

Ron Paul would let the market decide.

 

[Chomsky]

Whatever dude. I'm not infringing on anyones rights. They have every right in the world to protest. I'm just saying it's completely rude to give the appearance that Ron Paul supports the truth conspiracies when he doesn't. And while you might convince a few people to join the truth movement you will scare hundreds away from the Ron Paul Revolution. It's not worth it.

I'm trying to say don't worry about it, because there is nothing you can do about it, I wish only RP supporters would show up as well, but its just not realistic.

 

[burningfur]

This is about Freedom Prosperity and Peace.

 

[ShowMeLiberty]

We need somebody to write us a song like Scott McKenzie's "San Francisco"... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKWiwfOhI6U

Same idea, different era, different location.

If you're going to Washington... be sure to leave your tin foil hat at home....

 

[The Tao Of Bill]

Doesn't mean I can't try to get through to the truthers. I have nothing against their movement as a whole. I agree we should ask more questions about 9-11 because there are a lot of fishy things that happened both on the day of and the events leading to it. But imo they are a failed movement because they are no longer looking for the truth but instead they assume they know the truth and are looking for whatever they can find that can even remotely points to that "truth". Even if other evidence has shown that their "truth" might not be the real truth.

This kind of thoguht process has pissed a lot of people off nationwide and not too many people like the truth movement anymore. It turns people off to the real point of the rally and that's educating on constitutional rights and why our rights are in danger of being taken away today. The Truth movement has zero to do with Ron Paul and I'm simply trying to tell anyone involved with 9-11 truth that they keep those signs at home and worry about the infringement of our constitutional rights more than 9-11 if for one day only.

I'm not forcing anyone. I'm not going to call the police or something if someone has these signs. They have a right to free speech just as I have a right to tell them to stay home if they can't leave their signs at home.

 

[ronpaulhawaii]

How Ironic. The people on this forum claim to support a libertarian, but at the same time seek to censor certain topics because it is not politically correct. It's time to walk the walk.

I don't give a damn what anyone else talks about, that's what liberty is all about: tolerance.

This thread is outrageous, and so are the supporters who think they can talk about liberty while simultaneously cowering from it. Utter and shameless hypocracy.

LMAO, welcome to the big tent

I haven't seen any suggestions of using authoritive force to "censor" anyone.

The fact remains that the "truth" movement is full of operators, and politically dangerous ground. I imagine the best way to deal with the few, who (truly) feel the 911 messege is the only way to promote our agenda, is to overwhelm them in a sea of signs focusing on issues more important to the avg American. Signs about ECONOMY, SECURITY, and HEALTH.

my2¢

 

[Time for Change]

+ 9 trillion

 

[RlxdN10sity]

The march we are discussing is itself a conspiracy. Your thread title is inherently negative.

 

[Bradley in DC]

WWRPD?

More importantly, or better put...what would Ron Paul want.

Keep things separate. This is about Ron Paul (IMO)--of course it's about freedom and the Constitution and a foreign policy of peace--but Ron Paul is about those things.

+1

 

[RlxdN10sity]

I think it must be understood that many of the people who have been drawn to the freedom message are still in their infancy as it concerns their depth of understanding regarding the reality of what we face as a people and a nation.
"Those of us who know whats going on, and we know the truth, we all have the responsibility to speak out, and we need to find those other individuals who share those views. Not so much that we know immediatley we can turn this around in a week or two or a year or two. But If conditions deteriorate as I suspect, we have to have a hard core people who understand these issues who are able to rebuild the society. If we did the right things of course, there would be minimum rebuilding, and of course that is what I'm fearful of, is that we won't turn it around quickly enough. But we don't know that, but we have to face up to our responsibilites and that is to do our very best." Ron Paul - Feb. 11 Campaign Update - 8:39 marker