Chocolate Ron Paul Liberty Dollars

Yeah, but how's it taste?
Organic Fair Trade Dark Chocolate?

Any idea of how long the production time is?

If the turnaround is 3 months it won't be very beneficial.

The chocolate standard! Backed by sweet deliciousness!

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I can put them in the family stockings at Christmas and pass them out to my buddies.

Brilliant, just brilliant idea.

When the feds come, you can eat the evidence...

I think it is a brilliant idea.

Having read the other posts, I agree it is true that some chocolate sourcing is not at all good. We have the privilege of buying fair trade, but I believe that more good will be done through a Ron Paul presidency than we can imagine and geting the word out is the most important thing to do right now. It can bring change to the world by inspiring people everywhere to work against tyranny.
We are either heading to (much) more slavery or to freedom. The moment is now and the opposition is beyond dangerous. I will sign up and hope you can ship across the border. Could this be considered subversive literature? I will look into sources here in Canada.

I just registered RonPaulChocolate.com though I'm not sure what to do with it yet.

It actually is! :) I remember getting a couple of chocolate 'coins', wrapped in gold colored tinfoil from Austria, oh, a lifetime ago. Being a kid then, I remember thinking how awesome they are.. :) And if I could get my hands on a couple of those bearing likeness to Ron Paul, well, I'd cherish them for years to come :)

This is a great idea. Too bad no one thought of this prior to Halloween... can you imagine giving out RP Choco-bucks to the kids in costumes? That would have been cool.

I'd like to participate, but I don't know how to message you off this forum. It won't be much, but $20-50 is still closer to getting about 15k pieces of chocolate...

PS. I can't talk about my support of Ron Paul on my radio show (FCC regs don't permit it), but we still talk liberty on Political Animals, every Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. on WBGUFM in Bowling Green, Ohio. Podcasts here: www.bgpoliticalanimals.com, and listen live here: www.wbgufm.com.

If one person got sick....

Ron Paul terrorists infiltrate the food industry with poisoned chocolate effigies!

It is kinda a cool idea though, dunno if people take candy from stranges now-a-days or not.

edit: What about just plastic coins with a message on them, make the coins mock the dollar with some message like, this fake coin is worth more than the other coins in your pocket. Vote Ron Paul to fix the situation!

While they were stealing my $400 worth of his pieces of copper (and effectively silencing my inconvenient First Amendment rights regarding the debasement of the penny, which nobody-else complained about in 1982, but I was furious!). Otherwise they might be able to make the same exact shape/wording, assuming Bernard agreed. I still like the idea, if only to mock the criminals with badges who stole our political expression stuff. I'm already pestering some lawyers about being silenced, since the media's apparently not too interested in the First Amendment...
JMR

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This is a good idea, so long as the chocolate is Fair Trade, which it probably isn't.

A British documentary, Slavery. A Worldwide Investigation, showed this. They won't show this documentary in the USA or on Oprah.

There are more slaves now than in the past. 50% of all chocolate is grown by slaves (except for organic and fair-trade cocoa). Mostly children.

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