Ron Paul Racist Newsletter?

http://www.cnn.com/2011/12/26/opinion/frum-ron-paul-newsletters/index.html?hp...

A travesty of an article written by Dave Frum and recently posted to CNN opinion. It's a terribly laughable article referring to Ron Paul by the stereotypical and insulting terms he has come to be known by by all of his detractors, including the traditional "unelectable spoiler" "bigoted southerner" and "fringe loony extremist."

The fact that this article is even posted on CNN is an out and out insult to all of their users.

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[IdiotSage42]

Especially since you are a Laveyan Satanist?(is that correct) and Paul himself, has said, and I quote:

The Founding Fathers envisioned a robustly Christian yet religiously tolerant America, with churches serving as vital institutions that would eclipse the state in importance. — Ron Paul

[Styxhexenhammer666]

@IdiotSage42 Religiously tolerant is the key word there. As long as the so called moral majority keeps its nose out of my business, I have no reason to fear their superstitions.

I have no problem with politicians who are christian, or who support christianity, so long as they do not use religion as a way and means to oppress other religious paths.

[hotchkissrecords]

Does anyone know where I can READ the ACTUAL newsletters? I'm a skeptic. Especially when it comes to the MSM. Media says its racist. Doesn't make it true. I want to read it. Then they tell us what it says. No. I want to read IT, not hear it from you, MSM. You're a known liar.

[MrSteveykk]

@Styxhexenhammer666 or people who choose no religion at all ;)

[1ex1uger]

David Frum, as in the Canadian-born David Frum who flocked south of the border to prop up Dubya and his neoconservative administration?

[IdiotSage42]

@Styxhexenhammer666

@Styxhexenhammer666

Understood. I agree, I don't really see it as an issue myself either. I do find it peculiar though, since he's supposed to be a hardcore constitutionalist. I was just pointing out I guess, that he's a man of many layers, most of which the younger generation has no idea about. Many of them mistakenly think he's a liberal. I support some of his ideas...the rest are kind of out-there if y'know what I mean.

[IdiotSage42]

He wants smaller government than any of the other republican candidates. He wants smaller gov. than I think most people would think is sane. I agree with his foreign policies, I agree with his stance on the war on drugs, but I do not agree with getting rid of the EPA.(why anyone would want to, is beyond me)

On top of this, he has said he doesn't support separation of church and state. So why would you, Styxhex, a liberal, support a conservative libertarian? Makes no sense to me.

[IdiotSage42]

I'm not sure about the whole newsletter thing, but Ron Paul is not a liberal. In fact, I think he's said it himself that he is a conservative. Libertarian? I suppose so, though people don't seem to realize just how far Paul goes with this. It's not just that he wants less gov., no federal reserve, etc.(which are all things I support) He is practically an Anarchist. He doesn't want the gov. helping in natural disasters for example, telling Mississippi to quote "fix your own damn levees"

[samwst56]

@Styxhexenhammer666 What a creep you are! Feh!