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This is not the Ron Paul March, but rather, the FREEDOM March

Submitted by Nev3r0dd0rEveN on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:09
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Ron Paul will of course be leading the march, and be the primary speaker. I'm sure he will invite other speakers too, like - the liberty dollar dude. But as he always says, this is not about him - it's about us.

I call on GhoeberX and others to begin creating kick ass videos promoting the event, which will be on July 4th. Let's make sure everybody in this country understands, including our next president, that we will not tolerate anything less than the restoration of our freedom. It means that much.

So what we should be doing is, spreading the news to the other campaigns, and inviting their supporters. I understand it's a freedom march, but if they carry their candidates sign, we'll stone them, and then burn the signs - in the name of liberty.

And the 9/11 conspiracy theorists are welcomed, but don't you even think about bringing your signs. That will only scare away the mainstream media and the sheeple. Remember, we're trying to bring everybody together under the umbrella of freedom, not discourage people from participating. This event has more potential than most are giving it credit for.

Get to work soldiers.

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Presidential Campaign is still alive

Submitted by Suzan on Wed, 02/13/2008 - 10:36.

Please watch the video Dr. Paul made (again?) and listen to him.

He asked for a march on Washington D.C. to show the public and media how many supporters Ron Paul has.

So it's a march on Washington for Ron Paul's presidential campaign, and for his supporters.

Please focus, and try not to hijack Dr. Paul's idea and turn it into something that you want. We're still in the business of trying to get Ron Paul elected President.

Thank you
Peace.

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Lay off the 9/11 truthers

Submitted by Gil on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 23:24.

and stop trying to be so PC, it's a revolution for crying out loud!

This is the RON PAUL REVOLUTION MARCH

Submitted by RevoltNow on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 21:09.

Sorry, you have no authority compared to Ron Paul -- stop acting like you do "soldier".

people that care about the name of the march...

Submitted by h1ckman on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:57.

probably arent showing up to the march.

i vote for ron paul, kick ass 08, march. some where it would be nice to add in sticking it the fed.

ron paul 2008

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We the people

Submitted by oldcloud on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:50.

march. One for all, All for one. With the champion of the consitution holing the Vicotry flag. Because we want to clebrate that we are born free. We need not fight for our right. Lets peacfuly claim that right to be who we are. Free patriots OK

Stop Arguing..go canvas about the March

Submitted by voterp on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:49.

Anyone who is attracted to go should go plain and simple. Stop trying to all of a sudden be a Ron Paul elitist it is embarrassing and it is not him.

Oh really? It's not?

Submitted by blakmira on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:42.

And who did you get the idea from? Wasn't it Ron Paul? And what's the name of this forum....uhhh...Ron Paul...

Yeh, let's just not even mention Ron Paul when we're marching. How about the Nameless Guy's Freedom March. That way no one will be "offended" and "everyone" can join in.

So what's the date?

Submitted by Relztrah on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:37.

I really think Rep. Paul or his campaign staff should determine a definite date for the march on Washington and publicize it. Otherwise we'll have different supporting groups organizing different marches and dilute our effectiveness. Hey, a little top-down organization is a good thing for this type of event.

It's on July 4th - we will

Submitted by Nev3r0dd0rEveN on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:39.

It's on July 4th - we will celebrate our independence.

Freedom Message?

Submitted by Suzan on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:19.

Freedom from what?

Big Government?

So I ask, why invite:

The big government candidates, all who oppose freedom?

Far leftist groups, who are against limited government and free market?

Far rightist groups who are against everyone but themselves?

Think about this. If you want a freedom/prosperity/peace march and rally, then you invite those who support the cause. You don't stop others from participating because oh they will for sure, to get in front of a camera, but you don't invite people who are diametrically opposed to Ron Paul's freedom message.

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Perhaps you should abandon

Submitted by Nev3r0dd0rEveN on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:32.

Perhaps you should abandon your collectivist perspective. Ron Paul would not want to exclude anybody, and if you doubt that the power of the message and its support by us will sway other people, then you shouldn't come. The movement has only begun.

And, obviously the big government candidates will not be allowed to speak at the rally. But many of their supporters may have open minds.

HA! LOL!

Submitted by Suzan on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:40.

Obviously you do not understand what I am trying to say. I am not asking that anyone be PREVENTED or EXCLUDED from going. I am suggesting that the COLLECTIVIST GROUPS WHO HATE INDIVIDUALISM AND DO NOT SUPPORT RON PAUL would hinder rather than help, so why should anyone here encourage them?

Groups, get it? Sort of like Collectivists groups who hate individualism. I'd rather see INDIVIDUALS there, who support Ron Paul and his ideas than those collectivists who will be there for face time and to make trouble.

Gee, your post actually made me write in all caps for a minute. Ron Paul would encourage all who agree with the freedom message. The tent is big, yes, but those who hate all he stands for IMO, might do better standing outside just within earshot. We're trying to get a President elected AND spread the message. Unfortunately, there are those collectivist minded people who will never understand the message

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I understand what you're saying

Submitted by Nev3r0dd0rEveN on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:47.

You paint every group that doesn't support Ron Paul as people who hate individualism. I don't think there are that many Americans that hate our constitution, freedom, and peace. They just think it's not practical for todays day and age. How does a republican beat a democratic this election? Probably by speaking to democrats, and telling them how it is practical, and necessary.

I'm not talking about inviting Nazi Germany to a America's freedom rally.

It's people like you that would suggest all white people stand within earshot of MLK's march on DC.

Hate is a strong word

Submitted by Suzan on Wed, 02/13/2008 - 02:13.

Yes, many don't hate, they just don't understand freedom or the Constitution. They are uninformed, and in that ignorance, anger and other agendas surface. And some do hate freedom. It's all in how you promote this march, not who to exclude or not exclude. That's impossible to control.

Have you ever participated in these types of huge events, studied them, or even been one of those collectivists at one time? Because let me tell you something: when you come from that world, you understand what goes on there. And when you wake up and join the world of freedom, limited government and strict adherence to the Constitution, you then understand how many evil "groups" out there want to kill those freedom ideas and make all who love freedom look insane.

I am for Ron Paul and his message. Period. I'm for getting Ron Paul elected, and advancing HIS ideas, not for promoting a diluted, anti-everything march.

And thanks for the very cheap shot about Nazi Germany and white people and MLK. If you only knew how dumb that remark sounds directed at someone like me, you'd be laughing your head off right now, or slapping your own mouth shut in embarrassment.

You are forgiven. But remember, before you accuse someone of something that vile, look into your own heart first, and put Ron Paul and his wishes first instead of hijacking his idea and turning it into something else.

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I thought this was about Ron

Submitted by Crickett on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:19.

I thought this was about Ron Paul for President.

Yes, I thought that too

Submitted by Suzan on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:25.

But now it seems like people are running with so many ideas that is is now about anybody and everybody, even those who don't support him. Total dialectic way of thinking. Everything Ron Paul is against.

Sigh.

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From what I've read it

Submitted by ColdFusion on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:44.

From what I've read it started out as a 'Ron Paul for President' march in DC, and then in came the 9-11 activists, looking for a stage to perform on, and have basically succeeded in 'shaming' us all into thinking it's all about 'everyone's agenda'.

Almost time to give up on this idea completely.

I thought he wanted us there

Submitted by Suzan on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 23:18.

to show the world how many supporters he has. But all of a sudden it's now not about him.

Hijacked by the moles again...

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Yes Suzan

Submitted by blakmira on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:44.

If it's not the Ron Paul march, I'm not going. Because it's totally his idea and it's for him. The Ron Paul Revolution March or nothing.