Take this inauguration and shove it.
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Matt Collins
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Maniac -
Congrats again for your resolve.
What do you think about that little poem / joke that many here are claiming was racist against whites?
Here it is:
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=176218
Congrats again for your resolve.
What do you think about that little poem / joke that many here are claiming was racist against whites?
Here it is:
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=176218
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Very well done. You are my hero for the day.
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lol!
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you are me new hero. way to stand up. i also stated my views to a few people today about the sickening love fest without any earned merit yet.
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I wish I could've done that during class, but they wouldn't have letten me. 
I had the book, "How Capitalism Saved America" to red so that made me happy. It's like having the holy bible infront of a group of devils.
I had the book, "How Capitalism Saved America" to red so that made me happy. It's like having the holy bible infront of a group of devils.
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nicely done.
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respect!
I Am Weasel
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Bravo!!! 1000%!
Grinning...you have me grinning 
It gives me hope. I hope people start to realize that true change, Constitutional change back to our core documents (not the socialist and fascist rhetoric we've heard for decades from the left and right), will not come until each of us takes a stand in everyday situations. One does not need to be on TV to be heard. If your actions even encouraged one person in that room to ask "Why?" and start to educate themselves, that could snowball into them eventually reaching two more, and so on...a ripple effect.
Sometimes speaking out around our peers is the hardest thing to do. I've been going against the grain in our Home Educators circle this past year and half. 97 other families out of the around 100 probably think we were nuts for saying we weren't first for Huckabee and constantly shooting holes in his policy vs. Ron Paul's, then crazy for not jumping on board and supporting McCain to "avoid" Obama's policies. It shocked them a lot that we did not think much of McCain's foreign policy either as we are a very conservative military family with 15 yrs in. I explained while I appreciated McCain's service while he was in the military, he has not served his country well in the Senate. I basically said it didn't matter if it was Obama or McCain...it is all the same game, trying to point out policies on both sides of the aisle that are amiss. Over the past year, a few more families are slowly coming around and asking more questions and "waking up". It takes time, patience, and persistence.
I hope you become active with the Campaign for Liberty's effort for "Young Americans for Liberty" if you haven't already. I saw a Michigan State University chapter listed, but none for Western Michigan University. It seems pretty easy to start a chapter (only need 3 people to start), and dues are only $10 a year http://blog.yaliberty.org/.
Principled, polite, yet still outspoken people like you are hard to come by unfortunately, and we need more to stand up and lead for liberty right now. Well done!
It gives me hope. I hope people start to realize that true change, Constitutional change back to our core documents (not the socialist and fascist rhetoric we've heard for decades from the left and right), will not come until each of us takes a stand in everyday situations. One does not need to be on TV to be heard. If your actions even encouraged one person in that room to ask "Why?" and start to educate themselves, that could snowball into them eventually reaching two more, and so on...a ripple effect.
Sometimes speaking out around our peers is the hardest thing to do. I've been going against the grain in our Home Educators circle this past year and half. 97 other families out of the around 100 probably think we were nuts for saying we weren't first for Huckabee and constantly shooting holes in his policy vs. Ron Paul's, then crazy for not jumping on board and supporting McCain to "avoid" Obama's policies. It shocked them a lot that we did not think much of McCain's foreign policy either as we are a very conservative military family with 15 yrs in. I explained while I appreciated McCain's service while he was in the military, he has not served his country well in the Senate. I basically said it didn't matter if it was Obama or McCain...it is all the same game, trying to point out policies on both sides of the aisle that are amiss. Over the past year, a few more families are slowly coming around and asking more questions and "waking up". It takes time, patience, and persistence.
I hope you become active with the Campaign for Liberty's effort for "Young Americans for Liberty" if you haven't already. I saw a Michigan State University chapter listed, but none for Western Michigan University. It seems pretty easy to start a chapter (only need 3 people to start), and dues are only $10 a year http://blog.yaliberty.org/.
Principled, polite, yet still outspoken people like you are hard to come by unfortunately, and we need more to stand up and lead for liberty right now. Well done!
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