What religion is Nystrom? Does anyone know?

that is, making this thread popular again...but since it is...for all who are interested, this DPer has on hand the hard copy of Ron Paul's +estimonial that i picked up at the Des Moines office, December, 2007. The bottom reads "Paid for by Ron Paul 2008 PCC". Send me an e-mail.

Uh Oh...

yep....

nobody wants to be banned:)
so let me join in the Love fest!

Song for you Michael:
http://www.libertypoet.com/libertymusic/aftertherevolution/

(Actually, I wear it in my signature below.)

But I get the point.

you are awesome. That is all.

seemed like a pretty cool guy when I met him in St. Paul at the Campaign for Liberty leadership summit in 2008. Okay, I only said "hello" and mentioned that I visit Daily Paul everyday. Easily a forgettable encounter...

This site is not about Michael Nystrom. But, yes, I'd like to thank you, Mike, for keeping this place up and running for it is a daily source of information and a great place to meet other like-minded individuals.

Church of Ron Paul?

;)

is a Paulian 8)

Mee too!

For those that want some comic relief, I think that Michael is a Tarvuist.

Check it out:

http://tarvu.com/

"what difference does it make?", and then I realized that I had been 'tricked'--I've seen this before!!!

LOL!

Thanks!!!

:)

before I knew who authored the post "Who cares?" Yep, I agree, who cares. It is not something that really matters in the scheme of things. I agree, there has been a lot of contentious posts over the last few years regarding certain religious persuasions and beliefs. It discourages me sometimes but I keep plugging away.

Thanks, Michael, for trying to keep some sanity.

If anything we should be arguing how to protect everyones right to follow whatever religion they wish to follow.

Michael Nystrom gave us a site for for liberty. For whomever, regardless of religious preference, if any.

doesn't really matter unless he disscusses it. He is a good guy in my book. Anyone that puts up with us is ALLRIGHT.

Thanks for the new site Michael.

I don't know what religion you are, Michael, but I was very impressed when you stated something about the karmic debt you will take on by killing murderers...
You said, "You will take on their karmic debts..."
I don't necessarily agree with that - I think we make enough of our own karma to deal with as we go down the road of life - but keep on seeking, learning and growing! Its all good!

Jul 27, 2010 Submitted by Michael Nystrom
http://www.dailypaul.com/node/141019

All I care about is your concept of what liberty is.

If your concept of liberty is big government taking from us to re-distribute to those in "need," then we are going to have an argument and you wouldn't feel too welcome on this site.

If your concept of liberty is allowing we the individual to keep what we earn and spend it how we see fit, then we'll get along fine.

And religious or not, I believe most American who see someone genuinely in need of help, will give of our hearts to help.

BUT GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS LIKE 99 WEEKS of federal unemployment benefits are IMMORAL because...

1. They cause dis-incentive to work
2. They are not funded like State unemployment benefits
3. They are taken from the backs of the hard working citizens who got off their butts and GOT A JOB when they needed one.

;-)

Octobox knows nuts when he sees 'em
---mostly cuz he's allergic and all

*kicks pebble*

(((((REALIZATION)))))

"There is no pebble!!!"

*rocks to and fro* <-- not really rocking

LOL *wipes tear* <---not laughing nor wiping

.....no tear *sigh*

I was getting so sick of this non sense, it was frustrating to say the least!!! Im so glad you banned some of the main culprits, because its just immature to debate people's personal beliefs and it doesnt hurt or help anyone to talk about it or condemn someone else for what they believe in. It has nothing to do with this country's governmental policy and its.... Im having hard time putting it in words. All in all, im just happy you did something about it, Michael. "God" bless you for it! lol

Ron Paul 2012

I am not going to name the threads--you all know which ones they are--but frankly, I have come to the site less and less often because of them. These kinds of debates have actually caused a bit of psychological pain for me--pain for myself, because I struggle greatly with my own spirituality, but pain for others, and for the future of our country, because I also believe that such discussions detract from the real work at hand. I thought this country was founded on principles of religious tolerance, and it saddens me to see so many on this site dissipate themselves in debate.

Notice what I am *not* saying. I am not judging anyone who has firmly held religious beliefs. In the coming days, when we should all be working together to battle the Leviathan of ever growing government (if not outright socialism), I am sure those who hold such beliefs will find them to be a source of courage. Heaven knows we all need courage to face the coming storm, and I pray that everyone here finds a source of it, whether it be through religion, the examples of others, or the lessons we find through the early history of our country.

"I love the man that can smile in trouble, that can gather strength from distress, and grow brave by reflection." --Thomas Paine, The Crisis, Number 1.

Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny.
Thomas Jefferson

Amen, MIchael. :) The site is better without all the religious B.S. Way to go.

Doc Holladay
Nashville, TN
http://www.myspace.com/docholladaymusic

I don't care! Your heart tells me you are for truth, love and individuality, and that is all that matters. You are a special person and so am I. So is everyone on this site if they could quit with the organized religion stuff.

People, Your beliefs are your own. Bless you for them. I am so happy you are trying to do what is good for the individual. Don't you think that is what counts.

No one here can convince me to accept their beliefs. Nor can I convince anyone of mine.( Nor would I want too for they are mine and mine alone). Beliefs are all that we have. Shouldn't we hold them for ourselves, family and spread them to the ones we think are most apt to accept them.

An Oath once taken must live for Eternity!