Happy MLK Day! Dr. Paul speaks against the Civil Rights Act of 1964
"Mr. Speaker, I rise to explain my objection to H.Res. 676. I certainly join my colleagues in urging Americans to celebrate the progress this country has made in race relations. However, contrary to the claims of the supporters of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the sponsors of H.Res. 676, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 did not improve race relations or enhance freedom. Instead, the forced integration dictated by the Civil Rights Act of 1964 increased racial tensions while diminishing individual liberty.
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 gave the federal government unprecedented power over the hiring, employee relations, and customer service practices of every business in the country. The result was a massive violation of the rights of private property and contract, which are the bedrocks of free society. The federal government has no legitimate authority to infringe on the rights of private property owners to use their property as they please and to form (or not form) contracts with terms mutually agreeable to all parties. The rights of all private property owners, even those whose actions decent people find abhorrent, must be respected if we are to maintain a free society.
This expansion of federal power was based on an erroneous interpretation of the congressional power to regulate interstate commerce. The framers of the Constitution intended the interstate commerce clause to create a free trade zone among the states, not to give the federal government regulatory power over every business that has any connection with interstate commerce.
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 not only violated the Constitution and reduced individual liberty; it also failed to achieve its stated goals of promoting racial harmony and a color-blind society. Federal bureaucrats and judges cannot read minds to see if actions are motivated by racism. Therefore, the only way the federal government could ensure an employer was not violating the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was to ensure that the racial composition of a business's workforce matched the racial composition of a bureaucrat or judge's defined body of potential employees. Thus, bureaucrats began forcing employers to hire by racial quota. Racial quotas have not contributed to racial harmony or advanced the goal of a color-blind society. Instead, these quotas encouraged racial balkanization, and fostered racial strife.
Of course, America has made great strides in race relations over the past forty years. However, this progress is due to changes in public attitudes and private efforts. Relations between the races have improved despite, not because of, the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
In conclusion, Mr. Speaker, while I join the sponsors of H.Res. 676 in promoting racial harmony and individual liberty, the fact is the Civil Rights Act of 1964 did not accomplish these goals. Instead, this law unconstitutionally expanded federal power, thus reducing liberty. Furthermore, by prompting raced-based quotas, this law undermined efforts to achieve a color-blind society and increased racial strife. Therefore, I must oppose H.Res. 676."
http://www.lewrockwell.com/paul/paul188.html
Happy MLK day.





















I agree with Dr. Paul
I think his point is eloquent in its entirety, and well spoken by a true constitutionalist. I am sure that there are those that will not be able to accept his words, and possibly find it easier to follow the status quo’s instruction to label Dr. Paul a racist. This is the farthest from the truth, and those that are speaking out against it should read the constitution. Ignorance is truly bliss if anyone thinks that H.Res 676 was the end of racism in America, and that is what the MSM and status quo want us all to believe as it makes it easier to separate us with that belief, and to further us away from individual liberty. It was the people of this great nation that have turned the tides of racial turmoil, not the legislation that was passed. Do not get me wrong, some of what the legislation did was good, but in and of itself it did not end racism in the least, and has yet to turn the tides of racial tensions in places like Mississippi and others. The only thing that will end racism is when a people educate themselves and come together to find that they have more likes than differences. We; as a nation, are the controllers of our own destiny. To think that H.Res 676 was the end all beat all is simply incorrect; it would be as if the anti drug laws simply caused all that were addicted to drugs, to stop using. I stand beside Dr. Paul and his words, and I am no way a racist, and as a Native American I forgive those that’s ignorance have led them to think that I am lesser of a person. In the end it will be up to the people of this nation and world to end racism, not legislation from those that use our differences against us to further their agenda.
In the beginning of a change the patriot is a scarce man, and brave, and hated and scorned. When his cause succeeds, the timid join him, for then it costs nothing to be a patriot.
~Mark Twain
Always remember:
"It does not require a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen to set brush fires in people's minds." ~ Samuel Adams
Stay IRATE, remain TIRELESS, and set those BRUSH FIRES everywhere you go and in all you do!
heres ruckman . long but space is free. enjoy
Dr. Peter S. Ruckman
Page 2 B.B.B. January, 2004
Dr. Ruckman’s
Preaching
Schedule
Jan. 2–4
Crossroads Baptist Ch.
414 Ridge Road
Fern Park, FL
(407) 599-4033
Pastor Rylan Millett
Strictly
Personal THE END OF THE
CONSTITUTION
As America approaches
bankruptcy on an international
scale, and shortly will
become a “Vatican satellite”
of the European Economic
Community, there are still a
few immensely naive Americans
in it who think they
have “Constitutional rights”
in law courts; they often appeal
to various “amendments”
in the Bill of Rights
hoping they will find “justice”
under Supreme Court justices
and District Court
judges. Their “track record”
since the days of FDR
(1933–1945) has been a
joke. It turned from a joke
into a farce in 1964 with the
passage of the Civil Rights
Act, which did away with every
“right” in the Bill of
Rights.
Since 1964, the law-making
body of the original
American republic has
ceased to pass about 4,000
“laws” which are now being
enforced by bureaucrats and
the “Justice Department.”
The ghastly truth is that every
ersatz “law” being enforced
in America today,
where it deals with privacy,
abortions, the drug traffic,
protection of private property,
discipline of children,
school curriculums, foreign
policies, and operation of
small businesses, is a nonexistent
“law” that was never
passed by any Congress. All
of these fabricated laws turn
out to be nothing but rulings
on “interpretations” of the
Constitution, given by practical
atheists who believed
that Darwin’s evolution
should be applied to society,
civilization, religions, and
education.
Congress never declared
war on Haiti or Kuwait.
Congress never declared
war on Vietnam or Korea.
Congress never voted to
take England’s side against
Germany before 1941 and
supply Russia with weapons
(before 1941).
Congress never voted for
the “Greer” (an Amercan destroyer)
to guide British
bombers to sink a German
submarine in German waters
which had never fired a shot
at anyone, including the destroyer.
Congress never voted for
“Affirmative Action,” no matter
who thought it should be
practised.
Congress never passed
any law saying anyone could
sue anyone for being
“harrassed” or “offended” by
something somebody said.
Congress never passed
any law that said you had
no right to object to anyone’s
“sexual preference” or “color”
or “religious belief.”
Not a dozen activities of
any government bureau, now
operating on the taxpayer’s
money, are legal or lawful;
they are “policies” and “regulations”
or “executive orders,”
etc. Back in 1933 and
1939, FDR declared three
times that if elected he would
make it absolutely sure that
not one American “boy”
would ever leave the shores
of America to fight in any foreign
war. “I give you mothers
and fathers one more
assurance. I have said this
before and will say it again
and again and again: your
boys are not going to be sent
into any foreign wars” (Boston,
Oct. 30, 1940).
Later it was discovered
that he planned to draft and
send 5,000,000 armed
American “boys” overseas to
invade Europe.
On December 4, 1941, the
Chicago Tribune published
FDR’s plans for a full scale
war against Germany. The
war plans were authentic
and drawn up by order of
FDR. Nobody discussed
them or voted on them. Sen.
Burton Wheeler, southern
senator, leaked news from
the War Department and let
them know what five men
would do for one man outside
of the law.
America was a republic.
It has not been a republic
since 1865. It was a “democracy”
until 1964 (Civil Rights
Act), and now it is an apartheid
oligarchy run by nine
“old men” (occasionally a female!)
and the news media.
FDR’s buddies (Sec. of
the Interior and Sec. of War
[Stinson]) wanted charges of
TREASON to be brought
against the Chicago Tribune.
Before they could prosecute,
FDR had Pearl bombed.
The most pitiful sound in
this decade is the sound of
Christians singing either
“God Bless America” (Kate
Smith) or “The Battle HYMN
of the Republic.” No such
things exist—in or out of the
Scriptures.
Every “freedom document”
of the “Republic”
(1776–1790) was put together
by white, straight,
male Protestants, as well as
the Gettysburg Address. No
Afro-American, no female,
and no sex pervert ever
poked his nose out of the
bushes. Historical facts such
as that are considered to be
“hate literature” and “hate
speech” by atheistic, humanitarian
evolutionists:
monkey men—“do-gooders”;
i.e., ANTI-AMERICANS.
The Bill of Rights was intended
to be an official restriction
against the kind of
government that came in
with FDR in 1933. What the
judges did was use the Bill
of Rights to restrict the states
from governing themselves;
they were to be governed by
apartheid—centralized bureaucrats
in “MARYland”
(Washington, D.C.).
When the Supreme Court
judges tried to apply the First
Amendment to the individual
states (1865–1880), they
were voted down by Congress
six times. The judges
wanted to limit each state’s
authority so that the federal
government would handle
violations of the First Amendment
in Washington, not in
the United STATES (plural).
Every decision by the Supreme
Court made after FDR
was a violation of the Constitution,
for all of them came
by using the infamous Four-
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teenth Amendment to control
individuals in the states.
The lawmakers (Congress)
said six times this idea was
unconstitional before the
“justices” and the news media
enforced it.
Thomas Jefferson took
Congress’ position against
the Supreme Court and ALL
district court judges long before
the Civil War. He said
(1798): “There shall be no
power over the freedom of
religion delegated to the
United STATES [plural] by
the Constitution”; [1805] “In
matters of religion I have
considered the free exercise
thereof is guaranteed by the
Constitution INDEPENDENT
of the powers [plural] of the
general Government”; (1808)
“I consider the government
of the United States is interdicted
and prohibited by the
Constitution from intermeddling
with religious institutions
[local churches, church
schools, daily vacation Bible
schools, servicemen’s centers,
rescue missions, etc.],
their doctrines, their disciplines,
and their EXERCISES.”
This meant that no government
could tell BJU,
PCC, or BBC what they
should PRACTICE (“exercise”)
if they had doctrinal
convictions about segregation,
the UN, abortion, grading
systems, equality of
sexes, sexual lifestyle, morals,
discipline of children,
marriage or divorce, the
Babylonian Whore (Rev. 17)
and Vatican imperialism, or
Islamic Imperialism.
At least not in a “REPUBLIC”
or a “DEMOCRACY.”
As an authority on the
Constitution, Thomas Jefferson
was so far superior to
any Supreme Court judge
who ever lived in the nineteenth
or twentieth century.
They are not worthy of comparison.
Another higher authority
than any coalition of evolutionary
atheists would be
James Madison. Here is
what he said: “Before any
man can be accepted as a
member of civil society he
must be considered as a
subject of the GOVERNOR
of the universe.” (There went
Einstein, Marx, Spencer,
Huxley, Leakey, Hawking,
the National Geographic
magazine, and the ACLU out
the window). “It is the duty
of all to practise Christian
forebearance, showing love
and charity for each other.
The success of our government
is based on KEEPING
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.”
When the Supreme Court
tried to get rid of the “Ten”
they found out the correct
“ruling” was as follows:
“Nothing could be more offensive
to the virtuous part
of the community or more injurious
to the tenderal morals
of the young than to declare
profanity lawful.” So?
So in 1971 we find inscribed
on a T-shirt, “F— the draft!”
The wearer was informed
that the state laws (California)
which forbid him to display
this were “unconstitutional”
by the same Supreme
Court that had previously
said it was going to do more
INJURY to “youth” than anything
anyone could do.
“F—” is not an “offence”
to anyone according to nine
evolutionary atheists. The
California statute “infringed”
on the scumbucket’s civil
rights to free speech as “defined
in the Fourteenth
Amendment to the Constitu-
The End of the Constitution
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"We must re-take the Republican Party"-Ron Paul. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlqXq8YxQFQ
"Balkanization" nice
"Balkanization"
nice word!
The irony is that people may think RP is racist when he is the most colorblind congressman probably in the history of the US.
http://www.meetup.com/RP2012GrandJunctionCO
Sowers of dissent
Flame
Meikldielk (sp? I just call him Molachzdick)
ladalang
captcorona
All of the above people have started regularly posting on this forum since the war on Gaza and all have overwhelmingly taken divisive stances. Is it coincidence that Israel is now paying an army of bloggers to instill strife in Anti war forums with the arrival of these people?
http://www.prisonplanet.com/israel-recruits-army-of-bloggers...
I don't think so.
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Actually it is for Effort, for which I thank you. As a DP’r libertarian I appreciate your judicious patience.
What substance exists between the lines ( well… I guess it’s actually the ‘lines’ themselves now that the ‘between’ has been redacted ) is worth salvaging. ;-)
Flame ...
Now this is a much more substanative arguement ...
Having said that ...
your antagonism towards MLK on the other thread ...
makes your motives suspect ....
Think before you write next time.
WAHOR!!
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WAHOR!!
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Rhino, perhaps it would be best...
...not to question motive.
You yourself should know that people can be wrong in suspecting sometimes and making unfair assessments.
By the way, you "won" on the other thread.
Maybe it would be best to be a good sport and leave it that way, instead of going the route here of questioning motive.
P.S. What you wrote on that other thread and some of the other things I have seen from you recently show you to be someone who should not be readily dismissed.
That said, I'm sure there are plenty here who would say that Rhino could use his own advice in thinking before he writes sometimes. ~wink
I don't care whether you think my "motives"
are suspect at all.
I'm not here to prove myself to you or anyone. I'm just giving information. My motive is irrelevant to the truthhood of the information. You can try to make it personal if you want but it doesn't invalidate the information.
And everything I've said on this subject, Dr. Paul would agree with. He is against outlawing racial discrimination in the private sector.
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The Fed is not a private bank. PRIVATIZE THE FED!!!
"The Federal Reserve Banks should simply be regarded as governmental agencies." -Murray Rothbard
"I now call the Federal Reserve the fourth branch of government." -Ron Paul
You are 100% accurate even when including all the ...
criticism from the other thread.
But answer these two questions for me. You seem to be quite reasonable and I have faith that you will answer them honestly.
1. Do you think Dr. Paul considers MLK a hero?
2. Since Dr. Paul rarely minces words, do you think Dr. Paul would make it a point to criticize MLK's political ideals on MLK day to make sure the message gets out there?
WAHOR!!
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WAHOR!!
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I think
that Dr. Paul seems some aspects of MLK as heroic and others as very bad.
I would hope Dr. Paul would by saying these things on MLK day. This is the best time to critique the laws against racial discrimination, when most people would be paying attention. They should invite him on a news show today to discuss this stuff.
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The Fed is not a private bank. PRIVATIZE THE FED!!!
"The Federal Reserve Banks should simply be regarded as governmental agencies." -Murray Rothbard
"I now call the Federal Reserve the fourth branch of government." -Ron Paul
O.K. ... very honest answers ...
But here is where you are wrong on the ladder ...
Dr. Paul knows that Dr. King did not pass the civil rights act via edict ...
He didn't even write it ...
He didn't even vote for it ...
Our elected officials did all that ...
So Dr. Paul sharpens his tougue at congress not Dr. King.
Dr. King can advocate for anything he wishes ...
But, those that took an oath to the constitution, have no right to pass legislation that violates their oath.
That is why he has focused on and is critical of this legislation as opposed to the civilian leaders of the civil rights movement.
WAHOR!!
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WAHOR!!
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MLK
supported the prohibition of racial discrimination in the private sector. That's the advocacy of aggression against business owners. That's anti-libertarian.
He was not a member of government so how was he going to vote for it? You're making a moot point. MLK threw his support behind the Civil Rights Act.
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The Fed is not a private bank. PRIVATIZE THE FED!!!
"The Federal Reserve Banks should simply be regarded as governmental agencies." -Murray Rothbard
"I now call the Federal Reserve the fourth branch of government." -Ron Paul
You seem to have missed my point ...
Let's say you are a libertarian, which I think you are, and I am too.
Now let's say for the sake of arguement that I am a communist.
As a libertarian, do you think I have the right to advocate for and lobby for a communist agenda?
Is that not my right as an individual?
WAHOR!!
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WAHOR!!
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Of course you have a RIGHT
That's not the point. What's relevant is whether what you are advocating is beneficial or detrimental to liberty. This is about his PHILOSOPHY, not whether he has a right to a philosophy. That he has a right to his opinion is a given.
If someone is advocating against liberty, he should be criticized for WHAT he's advocating.
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The Fed is not a private bank. PRIVATIZE THE FED!!!
"The Federal Reserve Banks should simply be regarded as governmental agencies." -Murray Rothbard
"I now call the Federal Reserve the fourth branch of government." -Ron Paul
O.K. ...
You are correct ....
Criticism is needed ...
But let's put some perspective on that criticsm ...
MLK is not known for his political ideology ...
He is known for his vision with regards to equality and liberty for the negroes.
Let's not mute our criticism, but make sure it is put into perspective.
And criticism of MLK today instead of celebrating universal liberty, I would argue, unfairly slants perspective.
WAHOR!!
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WAHOR!!
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wasnt picking a fight when i
wasnt picking a fight when i qouted you rhino. you did give the public image. the hypocrisy is what erks me when it comes to michael luther king day. i mean why not have a nelson mandela day? actually scratch that hes a communist too. how about since me and you believe in liberty more than mlk we petition to change it to rhino day or ruckmanite day?liberty day ? non-discrimination day. why add his name to it?
let me add this minor point for interest sake. i dont think a person should have any probelem believing mlk was a communist based on the facts but one little known item is he was also a member of the FREE CUBA COMMITTEE! You may remember that group from your research on lee harvey oswald. of course oswald was not a communist but a spy. does that mean everyone in the group was a red blooded american spy? I dont know but it may be that mlk was doing the same thing. thats a big maybe.
oswald has some file cabinits of hidden info on him as well as mlk. I just put that up here to show i can try to be unbiased.
"We must re-take the Republican Party"-Ron Paul. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlqXq8YxQFQ
"He is known for his vision
"He is known for his vision with regards to equality and liberty for the negroes".
I know he was known for that but that is inaccurae. its a myth. I know a few things about him that are never mentioned by the media. btw im not trying to stur up trouble here but if it cant be said here where can it be said.
ive seen a picture of him at the highlander folk school in mount eagle tennesee. a school that was shut down by the state legislature 3 times because it was a communist training school. hes sitting next to the head of the communist party usa. His son runs it today. others were card carrying communists. speaking was w.e.b. dubois also a communist. mlk day was created by hiding 14 file cabinets full of info the f.b.i. had on him. He visited mao and fidel. etc etc etc etc etc etc. 14 file cabinets+ what is already known about his communist activities. He was not a peace activist he was an agitator. a change agent.
kennedy who put up the civil rights act admitted while the bill was being debated in congress that it is a "communist bill.".
No i dont think he was interested in liberating his people he was interested in spreading communism.
If all that offends you be thankful facts can still be talked about in this country.
"maybe the time for violence has come"-Micael luther king. his opinion not mine.
"We must re-take the Republican Party"-Ron Paul. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlqXq8YxQFQ
I think a picture of him with a communist ...
is not evidence he is one.
Having said that ...
he may be one ...
who cares...
His public speeches were in fact about liberty ...
Nixon made friends with the chinese ...
I have seen photographs of him with communists ...
Isn't there a photo out there with Paul and a KKK member?
LOL ...
You are free to believe what you want ...
But I don't think you are grasping the entire picture.
WAHOR!!
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WAHOR!!
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I know about his speeches
I know about his speeches but i think those were meant for the public. If he said hey everyone ive surrounded myself with communists for 25 years come follow me what kind of audience would he have? If it was just a matter of one picture it would not matter as you said. he was a member of more communist front organizations ..25 would be giving him to much credit. I was just pointing out the reality as opposed to the public image. most of us think it is important to find out "the story behind the story". As i am sure you do.
His public image is great. I mean when people see your face more in one day than they see Jesus Christs face during Christmas vacation its pretty good. if his public image was based on the man instead of the myth I would maybe get excited about mlk day. instead i think its a fraud.
"We must re-take the Republican Party"-Ron Paul. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlqXq8YxQFQ
Lol.
"If he said hey everyone ive surrounded myself with communists for 25 years come follow me what kind of audience would he have?"
I'm not gonna say too much because of the day it is, and I do like what was said in MLK's public speeches,... but, ruckmanite, that was funny.
You missed the point entirely ...
His public speeches are what people bought into ...
That was the message ...
Who cares if he had any covert communist activity or not ...
He was not an elected official that took an oath to the constitution ...
He was selling peace, love, liberty, and equality ...
Now, if he was an elected official his off the record, covert activity would mean a great deal, but he wasn't.
Don't you see what I am trying to say?
WAHOR!!
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WAHOR!!
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"if he was an elected official his off the record,
...covert activity would mean a great deal, but he wasn't."
Rhino, government and religion has been known to work hand in hand in controling a populace.
Not saying he was, but do not throw that reality out the window that just because some religious leader is not an elected official that their activities and associations wouldn't mean anything.
Actually, since a religious leader is not an elected official, that probably makes them the ideal candidate to try to effect a certain change that a government would want.
Think of how homeland security is going thru pastors to try to tame their congregations in the event of martial law.
Besides, on the subject of government and religion working in tandem, I'm can think of a certain book, or Book, where such a thing is talked about...
No oath ...
Then ...
people are free to do as they choose.
Try to see how this is a very important distinction.
WAHOR!!
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WAHOR!!
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I understand the distinction.
I understand how that distinction can be used to the advantage of some with sinister motives who are bound by oath...and I'm not saying MLK did have any bad motives, either.
I mean the powers that be using people like him if they wanted to, whether he had any ill intentions or not, for their own agenda.
But if someone did have such intentions, working outside the oath is the easier place to do it.
Not questioning peoples right to choose here. Sorry if I was not clear.
Interesting. I learned something today.
Maybe not the ideal day...lol, but I have no adoration issues there.
"He was not a peace activist he was an agitator. a change agent."
Whether he even meant to be that or not, that makes sense with some of the things that have been the outcome of the civil rights movement.
Was communism his goal or did he see it as an avenue by which he could effect change for "his people"? Maybe we will never know his real intent there.
I'm not gonna jump on a bash bandwagon as some are, and I don't take your post to be as such. I am a seeker of truth. So, thank you for the information.
appreciate you being
appreciate you being understanding. people have a tendency to yell racist when they here information like that . which is silly. as silly as saying" if your not with us your with the terrorists". I think griffith has a film about those things on google.
"We must re-take the Republican Party"-Ron Paul. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlqXq8YxQFQ
Hey, no problem.
I'm not so naive to think that even if MLK wasn't commie himself, that certain interests wouldn't at least try to take advantage of his power/influence within a group to try to move things in a certain direction.
Don't know if that's the case or not, or even if he was communist or not.
Also, I do not think you meant the picture to be concrete proof of such to convict him there. I took it to just be a fragment of the whole picture you were trying to describe.
I think the 14 file cabinets full of info would have been more telling...I'd like to have been a fly on that FBI wall.
But you won't get the "racist" thing from me with what you presented. You did not present this info in any such manner to warrant it.
He is known
for helping to make racial discrimination illegal, among other things.
If people are celebrating that, which they are, they're not celebrating liberty but aggression.
You apparently only want to see good things about him written here, but then ironically you say them I'm slanting the perspective. If there is nothing negative written about him, how is that not slanted?
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The Fed is not a private bank. PRIVATIZE THE FED!!!
"The Federal Reserve Banks should simply be regarded as governmental agencies." -Murray Rothbard
"I now call the Federal Reserve the fourth branch of government." -Ron Paul
I apologize ...
I wrote:
And criticism of MLK today instead of celebrating universal liberty, I would argue, unfairly slants perspective.
I meant to write:
And criticism of MLK today without recognizing and celebrating universal liberty, I would argue, unfairly slants perspective.
I am merely adding perspective.
WAHOR!!
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WAHOR!!
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"If" we now have racial equality....due to the Civil Rights Act:
then will someone please explain WHY the election of Obama is such a big deal ?
Why would any of us care what color his skin is ?
The emphasis on him being an "African American" would be a non-issue.
My point - there is no racial equality in the hearts and minds of many Americans when this man (who, BTW is neither Black nor American) receives the undue honor and fanatic following he has due to his skin color. He has absolutely NO qualifications to be POTUS.
Again, BRAVO to Ron Paul - he gets it right every time and continues to instruct me and open my eyes.