Ron Paul explains his opposition to the NDAA 12/19/11

Paul says the NDAA is the biggest story nobody is talking about. He calls the act really bad, very dangerous, and says that it repeals the 5th amendment.

Ron Paul gets asked about the NDAA at a townhall meeting in New Hampshire on December 19, 2011.

NDAA is the National Defense Authorization Act.

Source: http://nashua.patch.com/articles/ron-...

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[bigdred000]

biggest reason why Ron should be over obama

[Reefler Anon]

Ron I wish you would be president for the person you are, but you know as well as I that the elite would not have it :( they would turn you into something you could never be the only answer is revolution the only question is when?

[IamForever42]

I hope everyone watching this is letting ignorant people know what's up. Tell them about the court case Hedges V. Obama. Also, if they dont know, tell them about the kill list, drones being okad by Cogress and the President to us domestically, and tell them when drones were first used overseas in the 90's, they weren't militerized. If what you tell them doesn't stop the NDAA from being passed into law, after reaching the Supreme Court, at least people will know how to protect themselves.

[Marakulous43]

What about the Alien and Sedition's Act you hypocrite confederate texan loon!!!

[Brendan Smith]

What the guy was talking about, in case anyone was interested, was the exemption from mandatory indefinite detention of American citizens. Americans are still subject to indefinite detention, it's just not mandated; this is all from the ACLU by the way. The NDAA amendment should not be misconstrued as an American exemption from indefinite detention via the military, and anyone who uses this to ameliorate the uneasiness of their constituents is lying and deserves no place in public office.

[CONSTRINGACY]

Wow he didnt get tazed by corrupt cops for asking the candidate a question? Dont taze me bro.

[jcaled24]

I have no clue.. It makes no sense to me.

[geminis183rd]

That is a GREAT question fellow american friend, a great question which i ponder on a daily basis. It is obvious we need to take more action. Example how can it be ok for a house to be purchase for 200k and pay almost more than double for such and in each monthly payment of 1500 only not even 200 goes to the principal for the 1st decade. I understand they should make a profit, but thet are making an obscene amount which is in my opinion juts legal robbery :(.....

[Imapiglolu2]

Then why didn't he vote on the NDAA? That's pretty weird.