I'm Walking the Walk for Freedom!

Hi! Please support the Great American Walk for Freedom. Let's really reach out directly to thousands and thousands of Americans through this direct contact, boots on the ground, educate and organize campaign. We are committed to this message of Freedom and sharing it with others...and getting them on board with the Campaign for Liberty. Goal: sign up 10,000 new members for CFL by the time we reach Minneapolis! Please help us!

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[mkauai2]

haha,

Be careful, your ignorance is showing. If the best you can do is slander from the shadows of the internet, you have no credibility. Ron Paul Supporters are, above all, proponents of The Rule of Law. Our grievance is the blatant disregard for this bedrock condition of a free country. Adherence to The Law. We feel there are altogether too many laws and actions, (being done in our name), that are criminal in nature. Where truth becomes treason is an empire of lies.

walk4freedom

[mkauai2]

You really are desperate to spread mis-information, aren't you? Hhmmm...

The fact is that this gathering of ~10,000 was a normal mix of Americans; all colors; from all sides of the political spectrum. All come together to show our support for the rule of law. Even the cops were impressed and had fun

And there is the rub, people like you have been trying to smear us, but it backfires every time. The fact is that we are just a large group of average, honest Americans.

Be a Part of It :)

[JohnFromChicago]

Exactly the opposite. We are like adults who want the rule of law enforced. It's pretty hard to argue that we're lawless anarchists, and with the same breath argue that the Constitution is old and irrelevant and doesn't need to be respected. We are only arguing that the highest law of the land be honored as such by all of us, including the government and the officials who are temporarily administering it on behalf of and in the employment of US.

[mkauai2]

First of all, the propaganda you are spreading here exposes one of your obsessions. Second, your continued angle of attack -racism- indicates that you think race is a powerful card, and as such, I see you as a racist. The fact remains that our movement (and the GOP) has members from all walks of life. And you are insulting everyone of them.

BTW - Did you know Obama is on the list of the top ten most corrupt politicians in DC

:p

[sportsstar69]

I'm not obsessed with any group..I just made an observation..You are correct however, republicans are not wild about minorities

[mkauai2]

If you were there, and being honest, you would have to admit is was an avg mix of of republicans, and independents, with a fair share of our left leaning brothers. The idiocy of your lies is most evident in the fact that my video from the march interviews just the kind of man whose color you seem obsessed with.

Your ignorance is best seen in your final statement. Your only hope, as you pathetically grasp at straws here, is that people won't look for themselves.

Goon :p

[sportsstar69]

No. it was not a mix, or did you folks deliberately not show Any minorities on the 8 million march videos on youtube ? I was there son..As for the crowd size, it was about a normal DC crowd..These lunatic fringe groups show up every week to march and include several thousand who march in Every DC protest no matter what the cause

[sportsstar69]

In other words your like a kindergarten child who wants no rules,,,BTW, where was everybody ! And why was the crowd 99,9% white ??

[sportsstar69]

Is this a group of domestic terroists, it might well be..Paul's newsletters didn't just contain bigotry, They contained paranoia, a brand of anti-government paranoia that festered among right-wing militia group. The newsletters hinted that armed revolution against the federal government would be justified. In January 1995, three months before right-wing militants bombed the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, a newsletter listed "Ten Militia Commandments," for militias