Ron Paul - A Game Of Inches extended

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Because we are not europeans, we are not asians, we are not africans, we are not latin, We are Americans, which means we are all of those things, living where a man is not judged by the his religion or the color of his skin but only by the content of his character, the constitution was designed to protect all of humanity
with Freedom and Liberty only restrained by the rights of others, and directly formed in opposition of Tyranny and those who would choose to centralize power in a tyrannical fashion, which leads to corruption because centralized power is absolute and absolute power corrupts absolutley, that is why our constitution is the most powerful legislation on the planet, because it protects us from our own falable nature. Stand up for Freedom, one inch at a time the seeds we plant today will only strengthen the tree of Freedom tommorow!

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[Anntink]

Awesome video! Education is the answer. God I want to cry...how can so many people be so stupid!

[xso61671]

They are most likely not stupid, just misinformed, distracted, and decieved.

[xso61671]

No one is passing the message on, it's the message that people need to hear! If we can just get this thing to most viewed or discussed at least, then maybe that will open some eyes. One inch at a time guys, one inch at a time, every post, every bulletin they are all inches, and we only have 2000 views? No one linking and spreading the message, don't just take the message, give the message. Ron Paul- a game of inches

[VoteYourConsience]

I have 5 words for Ron Paul:

Till death do us apart

[djgoulash]

wow don'tgive up on ron please

[pnteliant1110]

@Edgehead10075 , Bless you Mr. Edge. Finally can we agree that the video in question has little or nothing to do with the Civil Rights Act, but more to do with the success that comes by moving in the Right direction even if we only move short distances at a time. MLK was a flawed man, even the bible says so, but he did some good. I hope that when you and I are dead and gone people will remember the good we have done and not too much of the bad. No one knows what MLK would be if he were alive.

[Edgehead10075]

I'm a conservative. I don't agree with MLK on everything, and I don't agree with Ron Paul on everything either. However, I can't lie and say that MLK would be a Republican if he were alive today. He was clearly a leftist, but I praise him for his work against racism in America.

Yes, the Civil Rights Act is just one law, but that law was very important to King. I'm sure that King would have understood why Ron Paul has his view, but he'd still disagree.

[pnteliant1110]

@Edgehead10075 , so they disagree on one thing that you can note, but they agree on several that I can note and you are disgusted. Nobody agrees 100% with every one else and that is the freedom that they both defend. You have to go back and imagine being black during that time... is it possible that you would take almost any law that would stop the chaos and bring the dream of USA to your people for the first time? Understand MLK didnt write the law, republicans did. What was the other choice

[Edgehead10075]

MLK was a Republican, but he was NOT a conservative by any means. He was a Republican because it was the party of Lincoln and blacks used to be Republicans, not because he was a conservative. King condemned Goldwater and supported LBJ for President in 1964. King supported "democratic socialism." I have no idea where you get your information from.

[Edgehead10075]

Paul opposes the Civil Rights Act, which MLK fought long and hard for.

[pnteliant1110]

@Edgehead10075. Where are you getting this information? MLK was a conservative republican as were almost all of the black people in the south. What he was fighting against in the south was the Democrat terrorist organization called the KKK. The KKK was created to prevent Black Republicans from voting in the south because that would change the entire power structure and there were more than enough blacks to out vote whites. you must get educated because the lies that you believe you are spread.

[pnteliant1110]

@Edgehead10075 , you must not speak for MLK, what he would do today in this environment you have no Idea. This we know: MLK was against the war in Vietnam (which is what probably really got him killed). He fought on the front line to defend the rights of people in the south who were being denied the rights secured for all Americans by the U.S. Constitution. He took the beatings, the incarcerations, the spit and the put downs to fight for those murdered by the KKK. Paul and I would support that

[dbill27]

@Edgehead10075 Yeah damn right, there were a lot of good things about MLK, his politics were not one of them.

[Edgehead10075]

Sorry, but King's dream and Ron Paul's dream have nothing in common. Ron Paul opposes the Civil Rights Act, which King fought long and hard for. MLK, if he were alive today, would NEVER support Ron Paul. In fact, he would condemn Ron Paul.

[daeclipse03]

@Edgehead10075 socialism isn't freedom my friend. If Martin Luther Kings dream was to have a socalist America then he was wrong! I believe his dream was for his family and friends to be free to decide their lives journeys themselves and not by government or anyone else. Anyone who preaches taking from one person and giving to another who did not earn it is not worthy of freedom and will never understand it!!