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DieHard Ron Paul supporters, who realize that only he would address certain crucial problems such as the unauthorized Federal Reserve System which has caused the inflation of the US Dollar since its inception in 1913, have created videos on DVDs to distribute to as many Republican delegates as possible in the hope that they will be persuaded that Ron Paul is a superior candidate for president and will cast their deciding ballot for him rather than McCain.

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Permalink Reply by Parallax on July 23, 2008 at 3:11pm

So glad to see another one of us "crazies" on here.

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Permalink Reply by William on July 27, 2008 at 10:36am

Hi Parallax,
Just to let you know that I saw your post and appreciate you are one of us.

I am in the process of helping to prepare to send out the newly created and hopefully sufficiently persuasive DVDs for the project.

Care to help in some way? www.DVDs4Delegates.com

Wm

galtgulch@charter.net

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Permalink Reply by msnomer71 on July 23, 2008 at 3:17pm

bwahaha, ron paul doesn't agree with the theory of evolution and his "we the people" act would undo our first ammendment. if you think atheists have it tough now try not having the ability to have any rights.
*shakes head and walks off*

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Permalink Reply by Parallax on July 23, 2008 at 6:39pm

What do you mean it would undo the 1st ammendment? Care to elaborate?

Aaaaand just because he doesn't agree with evolution doesn't mean he would force the school systems to teach intelligent design to your children. He does believe in separation of church and state and rights beginning at the individual.

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Permalink Reply by msnomer71 on July 23, 2008 at 7:34pm

the we the people act would forbid the federal courts (including the supreme court) from hearing cases on things like religious text and imagery on government property, in public schools, in curriculum, etc unless the attorney can provide it is in direct violational of consitutional law which is nearly impossible with cases of religious discrimination and freedom to not practice under the rights and regulations of atheism

aaaaaaaaaaaannnd state court ruling would overturn existing law so evangelical ridden areas would be able to pass things along by majority vote...

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Permalink Reply by Parallax on July 23, 2008 at 9:53pm

I did not know that. Thanks, I'll look into it for myself it doesn't sound characteristic.

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Permalink Reply by xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on July 24, 2008 at 10:48am

What is a Ron Paul? Do they make good pets?

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Permalink Reply by Parallax on July 24, 2008 at 1:29pm

Are you serious or just bein' adorable?

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Permalink Reply by Nontheist Central on March 30, 2012 at 9:27am

After looking into this a bit, it seems the act is trying to give those major decisions back to each state. I think he's trying to get the federal government out of those decisions because it doesn't belong there. That's just inviting unwanted changes to the constitution. I know he's a states rights advocate, so that makes sense. Not saying I'm totally understanding the implications, just that it kinda goes in place with what he says about states rights. I'm going to look into this some more...