libertarian4321
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I can't believe there is a whole page of comments and nobody has come in with the obligatory "She's kinda hot" comment.
L.A.'s Mary on RT again discussing how "RON PAUL IS IN IT TO WIN IT"
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lol, "Self-evident statement is self-evident" ?
eleganz
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supposedly it isn't allowed here, the guys get sensitive for the girls for some reason...
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She is easy on the eyes, and a great camera profile to help us represent the movement. I <3 Mary, even if when I watch her interviews, it's like preaching to the choir. 
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I've just gotten used to the fact that women in this movement are extremely attractive regardless of physical attributes, they have great minds... which adds like 1000+ hot points. Supporting liberty is super sexy 
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Mary Willison is a rock. She stands her ground for Ron Paul in oh so many ways.
She kind of makes me feel young though when she talks about Ron Paul supporters being young people. Not all of us are. I'm so old I can remember being paid with real money. In fact I can probably dig up twenty cents that would have bought you a gallon of gas back in the 60's and 70's and still buy a gallon of gas with it today. Check the Silver and Gold Payment Calculator and see that you too could, not only get a gallon today, but also in the 80's the 90's or whatever.
I can also remember back to the time before the Beatles came out. Back then the news was like today. They told us all we believed, what they told us we all believed. There was one view of things we were all allowed to subscribe to.
Then The Beatles came out. It didn't seem like so much at first. They were different though and it got people talking. The big question was, "Did you like them or not?". It divided people into to two camps. Everyone got to talking about other things as well. We found others had different opinions about things. Important things like the Vietnam War. More and more we talked about things. More and more we found others thought just like we had been thinking, but thinking all by ourselves. More and more we found, not only were we not alone, but part of a whole new grand group of beautiful people.
Well not all of us had the looks but you get my drift.
People everywhere started marching to the beat of a different drummer than the one we got from television. Word-of-mouth things started happening all over the place. We started to go to things some called Love-Ins. I'm not sure who was in the marketing and the naming of those. Most of us just said, "Are you going to be in the park Sunday?" and let it go at that.
Lots of other freedom started springing up. People let their hair grow. They were wearing freaky cloths.
We may have made some, not so great decisions back then, but I suppose that is what happens when Freedom breaks out. Walking into the future knowing your part of a big new free world is something every generation should feel a part of. If you give a person a chance, most have the ability to learn from their mistakes and in doing so turn them into good things, in a way. A truly free people, and a truly free world should have the freedom to do the same.
She kind of makes me feel young though when she talks about Ron Paul supporters being young people. Not all of us are. I'm so old I can remember being paid with real money. In fact I can probably dig up twenty cents that would have bought you a gallon of gas back in the 60's and 70's and still buy a gallon of gas with it today. Check the Silver and Gold Payment Calculator and see that you too could, not only get a gallon today, but also in the 80's the 90's or whatever.
I can also remember back to the time before the Beatles came out. Back then the news was like today. They told us all we believed, what they told us we all believed. There was one view of things we were all allowed to subscribe to.
Then The Beatles came out. It didn't seem like so much at first. They were different though and it got people talking. The big question was, "Did you like them or not?". It divided people into to two camps. Everyone got to talking about other things as well. We found others had different opinions about things. Important things like the Vietnam War. More and more we talked about things. More and more we found others thought just like we had been thinking, but thinking all by ourselves. More and more we found, not only were we not alone, but part of a whole new grand group of beautiful people.
Well not all of us had the looks but you get my drift.
People everywhere started marching to the beat of a different drummer than the one we got from television. Word-of-mouth things started happening all over the place. We started to go to things some called Love-Ins. I'm not sure who was in the marketing and the naming of those. Most of us just said, "Are you going to be in the park Sunday?" and let it go at that.
Lots of other freedom started springing up. People let their hair grow. They were wearing freaky cloths.
We may have made some, not so great decisions back then, but I suppose that is what happens when Freedom breaks out. Walking into the future knowing your part of a big new free world is something every generation should feel a part of. If you give a person a chance, most have the ability to learn from their mistakes and in doing so turn them into good things, in a way. A truly free people, and a truly free world should have the freedom to do the same.
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^^^ THIS
