Rand Paul On Civil Rights Act of 1964

Kentucky Senate candidate Rand Paul, darling of the Tea Party and libertarians everywhere, explains his qualms about the signature piece of civil rights legislation, the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

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[hackit12]

Such hypocrites - if true to their -'philosophy'- they would be against Teddy Roosevelt's protection of food and medicine from the early 1900's.

LOL

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Free market will protect US [B.S.] - we have federally mandated regulations to protect every American citizen - FROM -'historic oppressive'- CORPORATE IMMORALITIES.

[hackit12]

Libertatrians : just other republican whores- with a slightly different rhetoric.

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Equal narcissism and self-indulgence same -empty rhetoric- with no solutions; and veiled archaic theocracies.

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Constitutional fundamentalism-,

Freedom for multinational corporations,

'individual rights and civil liberties for private- whites !

LOL ...

[carnut476]

@Albyiscool It's makes you a great American ..!

[UnseenAdict420]

ALLOWING PRIVATE BUSINESSES THE RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH =/= RACISM

You people really think it's BETTER having 'anti-racism' mandated? Rather than actually say, having 'good people'?

Obviously, North America still has remnants/factions of racism on EVERY side, but would allowing businesses/people to CHOOSE FOR THEMSELVES really change that much?.. The racist yesterday's still a racist... Now, would you even WANT to support that racist, yesterday??... Funny, THIS GUY is the racist asshole..

[ROXAS10000000000]

Smh Rachel Maddow has no respect for me. I am black and I agree they should have the right to say no ur black how bad is that? You take away some1s beliefs? In my opinion thats alot worse lol.

[a7x1337]

Allowing private businesses the right to free speech =/= racism.

[MWM958]

wow, i didnt know it was wrong to not want to force someone to follow your morality

[Albyiscool]

@hackit12

I didn't realize wanting freedom and constitutionality made me such a bad person.

[timpipe]

Which liberties are the libertarians most interested in protecting, the rights of the business owner to refuse service to someone because of his race, or the person who simply wants to purchase a product or a service? Should it be up to each state, county or municipality (or neighborhood) whether or not to allow people of a certain race or races own property? Idiots like this (and his father) want to set the country back about 150 years (at least).