Ron Paul, why don't other candidates talk about drug policy?

January 10, 2012
Manchester, NH

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[whiteflash707]

"Prohibition of anything doesn't work.  The only thing we should prohibit is violence." Like A Boss.

[kommon12Cents]

Great job gals, tonight was a victory for liberty.

[Chad Curtiss]

should have just named yourself students for getting high.

[madcuntmcgee]

such a fucking top lad

[xXRaZXx187]

the world loves you Dr.Paul!

[lifebeforehereyes23]

Amen.

[GoodWeedIndeed420]

It makes me so sad to think that we finally have a candidate who isn't a puppet and a large portion of America is ready to just let him slip through their fingers...

[x1pyroveride]

Such a humble man.

[braziercustoms]

Do what the people say, or get out of office! Legalize! God made it. For those who think its such a health risk, you don't have to smoke it. It can be made edible.

[Teemu Milto]

If by these interviews you mean coverage about Ron Paul, then maybe they can safely be biased about a speaker, who doesn't deserve any doubts. There is a place for critical dialogue as well.

[Teemu Milto]

If you do prohibit something other than violence, then violence is the only way that people can express themselves. That's why tolerance includes discussing and allowing all sorts of expressions.

Only a dictator bans expressions on the basis that they are unpleasant, threatening, strange or annoying.

Like A Libertarian!

[Bleopping]

Is easy to say all this, I doubt it would actually happen if he was elected though