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[AcctPrivate]

@Keldrath Simply put, the gov't cannot dictate religion or religious practices to us in any way shape or form. Who is a moron?

[AcctPrivate]

@Keldrath ....You can find the document on the Library of Congress website. TOO many people misunderstand the meaning of separation of church and state. Pls educate yourselves before you throw stones.

[AcctPrivate]

@Keldrath IT IS YOU that doesn't understand this often misunderstood idea. Thomas Jefferson's letter to the Danbury Baptists in 1802 is where this "separation" came from,, and reads, in part, "I contemplate with sovereign reverence that act of the whole American people which declared that their legislature should "make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, thus building a wall of separation between Church & State."

[216Eva]

Also, a man that voted for Afghanistan War ....

[TheMrFarkle]

I don't think it is fair to mock an irrational politician. Not.

[disturbedking8]

When I have sex with a pregnant woman, I'm having a threesome.

[jikksma]

Ron Paul is against the Federal Death Penalty. He's against KILLING innocent women and children around the globe in the disguise of "the war on terror." He is also against killing innocent babies here at home.

Paul, an obstetrician, who has CONSISTENTLY explained that during his training as a physician, before the era of abortion, he was taught that with pregnant women there are two patients. “I think that solves a lot of problems as to when life begins,” he said.

LIFE, Liberty ...

[TronPauI]

@gyonis Times have not changed.  Just the laws. Remove those laws and things will go back to the way they were.

[gyonis]

@TronPauI Times has changed. You don't honestly think you'll see the Jim Crow Laws again in the same way that it was before happening now, do you? It just won't happen. Not in the US, and not in a 3rd world country, either. Yes, it may happen in individual cases, but that's what local activism is for. It's gradual process. American politics is controlled by many lobbies on a federal level, and that's the real obstacle for real change. There's no perfect solution, just the best realistic one.

[TronPauI]

@gyonis Historically that didn't workout so well. Minorities have been persecuted by local governments and denied their rights guaranteed under the constitution. If you are in favor of allowing local governments to deprive any citizen of their civil liberties, then you are not in favor of civil liberties. Ron Paul would have this nation return to the days of Jim Crow Laws. Ron Paul supporters seem to forget the history of this nation.