The National Defense Authorization Act (Ron Paul predicted this!)

[Azathᴏth]

Sitting around complaining about how much people don't know isn't the way to fix this. Make a decision and be proactive. Otherwise you're part of that problem, not it's solution.

I honestly wish I was of legal age to vote.

[Rigby]

I like Ron Paul
He's well spoken and is honest. He doesn't make big plans and say he can do it. He is realistic and believes in what could save our country

[RJ]

I honestly wish I was of legal age to vote.

Doing research and talking with other people is a good thing to do. Even if you can't vote, if you can get others to start talking about things like the NDAA then you're playing role.

[[MPGH]arunforce]

But can you not see how this somewhat makes sense?

No.

It's simple. You want American to get out of all these wars? Ron Paul
You want things like the patriot act, and the NDAA repealed? Ron Paul
Want a pro-AMerican foreign policy? Ron Paul
What about an end to us spending far beyond our means? Ron Paul
What about our goverment giving giant bail outs to companys. Bail out's we pay for.

None of the other GOP canidates are agisnt the NDAA. This alone should be a giant issue to help give a person guidance to the right canidate. Voting for Ron Paul is a vote for freedom.

I'm with him up the point where his federal/state thing goes into play. I also think deregulation of certain things are bad. For example bridges and roller coasters. They are regulated and required to meet over the maximum stress/strain that might occur during regular use by a large safety factor. How many people would have to die if an incompetent state didn't do a good enough job to regulate it. Ron Paul probably wouldn't be able to change all that even if he wanted to, and I'd probably have to think long and hard on who'd I'd vote between him and Obama (Obama's stance on SOPA will change this completely), but the only reason I'd vote Ron Paul is because I agree with 75% of the things he has to say, especially foreign policy and undoing all that domestic terrorize your own citizens bullshit that happened after 9/11.

[Azathᴏth]

How is Ron Paul's stance regarding the 2nd amendment?

[RJ]

He supports the second amendment. ROn Paul follows the constitution.

[jennajones]

No.

The idea of seperating religion and state wasn't in the Constitution.
Politics, even from the get go, was swayed by religious views.
Because they are trying to rid religion from politics,
the Morals no longer matter.
Which means in the end,
Any decision is based on the needs of the government instead of the people.

Basically,
He believes that you should be religious going in because thats how America itself was originally based under.
He's rooting for the classic America.
The one with true rights based on the constitution itself.
Rather than what they now believe to be void.

[Swiftdude]

wait...isnt Ron Paul the guy that wants to add, in simplest terms, religion into the public school system

[jennajones]

wait...isnt Ron Paul the guy that wants to add, in simplest terms, religion into the public school system

He wants kids to be able to openly pray in school.
But others have a choice on whether they want to or not.

[Paroxysm]

He wants kids to be able to openly pray in school.
But others have a choice on whether they want to or not.

Kids can already openly pray as long as their praying doesn't interrupt the classroom.... what the fuck are you talking about?
Not only that kids can organize prayer sessions and bible groups. My old high school had a group of students that would pray near the flag pole every morning before school.

[Swiftdude]

He wants kids to be able to openly pray in school.
But others have a choice on whether they want to or not.

no im pretty sure he wants to and some sort of religious aspect into the school system. i just cant remember what it was.

[jennajones]

Kids can already openly pray as long as their praying doesn't interrupt the classroom.... what the fuck are you talking about?

Example,
Lets fucking say that an Islam kid, by his religion, is required to pray at certain times of the day.
Well because he has to be excused from class to do that,
he cant.

Here comes Ron Paul,
Yes the fuck he can.

Or i could be wrong.
I just know it's freely being able to practice religion or some shit.

[[MPGH]Ethereal]

Doing research and talking with other people is a good thing to do. Even if you can't vote, if you can get others to start talking about things like the NDAA then you're playing role.

People can talk about the NDAA all they want now. Too little to late,
Obama signed that bill on New Years eve while everyone was getting drunk.

[Paroxysm]

Example,
Lets fucking say that an Islam kid, by his religion, is required to pray at certain times of the day.
Well because he has to be excused from class to do that,
he cant.

Here comes Ron Paul,
Yes the fuck he can.

Or i could be wrong.
I just know it's freely being able to practice religion or some shit.

The public school system literally has zero control over that. If a student has permission by their parents to be excused for prayer on a regular basis then they are within their rights. What the public school system can't do is assign rooms or areas specifically for prayer.

"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof..." First Amendment rights.

[Azathᴏth]

Ron Paul wants the return of the free-market system, and gold standard.