Ron Paul Vs Indefinite Detention (NDAA)

Ron Paul, Congressman and 2012 Republican Presidential candidate, introduced a resolution to repeal the most egregious part of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) signed into law by president Obama. The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down.

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[becij13]

@ViciousOneWon go do your homework, the new embassy in baghdad has private contractors there, replacing the soldiers. i didnt mention about replacing in the war but why replace nos when ur supposed to be reducing. have the soldiers come home or have they been moved to kuwait?

i couldnt reply the other day i was blown away by how indoctrinated you are. it really is shocking! id like to know how all these things have been sold to you so convincingly.

[deimateos]

@1corpoaratekochwhore

Because since 2000 till 2012 days ago, Florida is still the King of scandalous voting ethics.

bit. ly/A2ldyL (But I know you won't put this in your browser either, because bit. ly lets me track the views)

But alas, pearls before swine.

You are either paid to do this or have no life, either way it's boring. Any real debater would have made an actual alternative solution for a candidate by now. You have not and thus are provably a troll.

Bye now, loser

P.S.Troll Harder

[Hellongs1]

The Ron Paul Newsletters were FOREVER AGO. and it is the only thing that people have on the guy. WHAT DOES THAT SAY ABOUT HIM!?!?! Think of all the other shit on all the other candidates. This newsletter stuff is a JOKE. Let's get real guys. Let's even pretend that he did write them. People can change over that amount of time. Yes, if this all happened last week, or even a year ago, I would agree that it would be bad, but it's not. It's the only thing people have on the guy.

[BlakesMercury]

This is why i watch TYT

Credit where credit's due

[warningfireexit]

Were Ron Paul's Newsletters that bad? I read some of what the media calls hateful... and it is about home security post rodney king...Which could mean post mass rioting and not post black rioting... :\ I just have a hard time finding these newsletters online and the media keeps talkin about it but don't wanna show me... I mean they make it seem like N bombs were dropped.

[Losuol]

By the way this is exactly what happened in the USSR! If you were an 'enemy of the state,' you would get locked up based solely on the opinion of another

[shraka]

@PalmTrall Where do you get this idea that we're a police state from? We don't have brilliant defenses for freedom of speech, or right to protest unfortunately, but we're hardly a Police State (NSWs actually has extra protections for protesters). Switzerland is pretty tight with it's laws, though Norway is probably a good choice.

[nellyyllen1]

look im from the usa i work in the police .and i tell you we need fema camps for the people.there is not one good man or lady here.start again in the land of the dumb.ps tsa need people..we have done the best we can to get a new hitler but that man ron paul has stoped us at every turn.who would take note of the free man when we are dumb.

[PalmTrall]

@shraka I think you got me all wrong. In no way shape or form am I defending the U.S for it's totalitarian practices and immoral wars abroad. As a matter of fact I would love to move from here but do not have the resources to do so.. Also I wouldn't want to live in Australia with their police state. I'm thinking somewhere like Switzerland or Norway.

[shraka]

@PalmTrall I assume you don't know anything about preferential voting, or the impact that has on a two party system (or that at the moment the Greens and some independents hold the balance of power in gov.). Australia is vastly superior to the US - we have some shitty laws but at least we put even suspected terrorists on trial in the public system, rather than being able to detain them indefinitely without charge.