Ron Paul on Meet The Press 12-23-07 part 3 of 4
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At least in most countries in Latin America, slavery was criminalized (in my country around the 1950s), rather than having the government buy the slaves from slave-owners. Paul's method would be considered completely racist here, as it would've encouraged slave-owners to refuse to sell their slaves in the hope of increasing their price. And refusing a good or service to someone on the grounds of race would be considered completely unacceptable, from both a moral and legal standpoint.
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Erm, no. Business owners are not legally allowed to do that, so it goes far beyond business owners being open about it. If Ron Paul had his way, business owners would be able to deny services to people based on their race. That sits well with whites and Paultards in general, but it doesn't sit well with those who would likely be effected. This nonsense about the system working itself out in the end -- doesn't help the people being discriminated against in there here and now.
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There were civil rights acts long before 1964. One was passed soon after the civil war was ended, if I'm not mistaken.
The North didn't voluntarily get rid of slaves. Northern politicians used their power (force) to pass laws that prohibited slavery.
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@FreedomForUsAll yeah because that's how things work. that's what the constitution enables us to do. you do realize some folks just bypass this process, and some just ignore the constitution altogether.
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@ItzMeea0 hahaha, darn right
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russert gets schooled on the amendment issue
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Ron Paul is the best!
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The criminals fear Dr Ron for good reason.
Tim Russert makes himself look like an ass from 2:29 to 3:00
ItzMeea0 2 years ago 26
I wonder if Russel attacked Obama the same way...on all his flipflopping and ridiculous philosophy?
AStarSpangledGirl 2 years ago 10