Tea is becoming a national craze
December 16th is almost upon us. It is not time for us to show the main stream media that we are news. It is time for us to show the main stream media that we are the news of the century. Most Ron Paul supporters do not agree with conspiracy theories, but they do believe in truths.
The government has almost no restrictions. The government can bully our telephone companies into giving up our information, put us on a “watch list”, and lock us away without giving us a reason why. These are not powers granted by the founding fathers. The government seems to think that they can edit wikipedia without us finding out, or thinks we won’t care when we do.
The media does not understand why Ron Paul raises so much money, and has a die hard following. They do not realize, that we are not fighting for a candidate, we are fighting for our Country. We want the country that our forefather’s envisioned. For once in our lives we have a chance to not vote for the lesser of two evils. We will give all we can, our money, our hearts, and our minds to a cause that we believe in 100%. Most supporters do not agree with Ron Paul’s personal views. We do agree with the fact that he does not want to force his believes on us. Ron Paul does not want to run the government, he wants to reset the government to its proper levels.
We are about to revolt against the political system, not in a violent way, but with the only way America understands… our wallets. Most Ron Paul supporters are not rich, in fact most of us are very poor. Most of us are in a category that would, by default, support “socialism”. We do not, because we realize that it has lead our country astray for far too long. I do not see what is more socialistic… taking all our money and telling us what to do, or to not tax our income at all and let us have choice. We have decided to give all we can literally, to a cause that will change our lives forever. This may be our last chance to reset this government, and country before it gets so far out of hand that it cannot be turned around. Something I personally believed until the Revolution broke out. This is not a Ron Paul Revolution, this is Our Revolution.
By Alexander Nobles
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Comment by atv on 5 December 2007:
Here here!!
Here is to MAKING THE WASHINGTON POLITICIANS CHANGE!!!
I will be giving till it HURTS on DECEMBER 16th… I look forward to helping make it an historic event!
Comment by flowr on 5 December 2007:
I second that notion!
Comment by Diana Moneymaker on 5 December 2007:
I will be contributing to Ron Paul on the 16th and I hope more than 100,000 people contribute as well.
This will be a historical event, something that will be copied in future elections.
I cant wait to see the numbers on December 17th.
Something I’m also looking forward to is the Ron Paul Blimp.
It’s amazing the power that people have when they come together for a cause.
Power to the people!
-Diana Moneymaker
Comment by VW on 5 December 2007:
“in the name of security” after they say that they can do anything they want.
Comment by Prine on 5 December 2007:
Amen Brutha!
I gave $$$ that was budgeted for my familys’ Bi-weekly Food Fund to give to RP on 11/5/07.
I will give what I would have spent on Christmas to Ron Paul, so my voice is heard yet again.
I have already registered Republican so I can cast my Incy wincy vote for Ron Paul in the Primary….Do the Same!!!
Ron Paul 2008!
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Comment by tom on 5 December 2007:
I am amongst those who can barely afford to donate but will donate every last cent I have available to support the foundations of our republic and the creed that all men are created equal. the privately owned central bank needs to be dissembled, the IRS (the income tax that supports the private banking industry at the expense of the citizen) needs to be dissembled and the power of regulating government needs to be returned to the people. Our government was created to serve us, yet we have become slaves to the central banks, federal government and its many large corporate endeavors with our labor. the ideological battle lines are drawn and the people demand our freedom.
PS- there is an ann coulter ad on this site which creates quite a bit of cognitive dissonance for those who share your views. I would ask that you not allow such garbage to advertise on your site in the future.
Comment by Mark on 5 December 2007:
Support the first ever presidential blimp, thought up by grassroots advertising geniuses all over the country.
Purchase advertising time for Ron Paul at http://ronpaulblimp.com! We need you help to make it happen.
Comment by Mike on 5 December 2007:
I also am spending way less on x-mas gifts this year so I can donate on the 16th. After all, what better of a present is there than freedom?
Comment by Jesus on 5 December 2007:
This… is the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen.
Comment by Angelina Mina on 5 December 2007:
Well tea is and will be national craze, there is no doubt. Everybody loves tea.
Angelina
Comment by Nick on 5 December 2007:
I think I’m sick. This website has caused me to change my mind about voting for Ron Paul.
Libertarianism, which was founded off of selfish ideals, has somehow been adopted by communists. Great.
Comment by Bob on 5 December 2007:
This is the last chance. Someone like Paul won’t come around again for a long time. He is the only candidate with such true credentials.
Comment by Improbus on 5 December 2007:
This will be the first political donation I have ever made. I consider it a good investment in the future.
Comment by KERI on 5 December 2007:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXg4yuGS5CM
Comment by Micky G on 5 December 2007:
Dec 16th will be the 2nd day I donate money to anyone other than my family and close friends. And I must say, I feel privileged to be a part of history in the making!
Comment by Anonymonkey on 5 December 2007:
The problem with those who claim support for Ron Paul this election are the same people who typically vote libertarian (which makes sense since he is a libertarian), and also those who either vote very liberally (hence more socialist leaning) or, and this is more than likely for the vast majority of supporters; those who know very little about politics, current events, any sort of real direction for the nation, and most importantly any concept of what the repercussions would be if we indeed did elect Ron Paul.
People mainly like him because he’s very different than what we’ve seen on either side for years, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing, but from what I’ve seen from my diverse group of friends is that they love to jump on the Ron Paul bandwagon mainly because they want to feel like they’re taking part of something similar to the hippies movement of the 60’s. It’s not even about what he stands for — it’s much more about feeling like they’re a part of something far different than the norm.
In the end, if he ended up getting elected, I think we’d see all of these head-in-the-sand liberals (not all, but a good chunk of his supporters) realizing 2 years down the road that he actually wants to rid the world of many of these social programs currently inherent to the system that 3 years before they were very much in support of.
Personally I hope he does soak up a bunch of votes, because he won’t be stealing nearly as many votes from the Right as he will be from the Left. In essence, he’s the reverse-Ross Perot of the 90’s elections and will kill Hillary’s chance at winning — which I’m all for.
So please, vote for Paul, but please bring your unknowing liberal friend with you to the polls.
Comment by brooke on 5 December 2007:
Why do we have to put labels on everything? Who cares if someone is democrat, republican, libertarian, independent, blah, blah, blah? Ron Paul is gaining so much ground for his beliefs on government, not necessarily for his views on issues. Sometimes people’s views don’t match with what the government was designed to do. I personally do not believe in abortion but who is the government to say what I can and cannot do with my body. Its time that the government leaves its citizens alone and let them live their lives in peace. I know so many people supporting Ron Paul and I hear nothing about him in the media. Its like they are scared to talk about it. I also believe that a politician like this won’t come around again for a while, but I know he has awakened the citizens of this country who are ready to take their government back. I am going to tell everyone about Dec. 16. I have lost all faith in my government to the point that I am ashamed to say that I live here and its all because of these greedy non-sensical politicians. We have to do whatever we can to get someone with common sense and constitutional knowledge in the White House. Please!!!!!
Comment by Malcolm on 5 December 2007:
God bless Ron Paul! I hope he is president… that would be amazing for America.
Comment by S.o.G. on 6 December 2007:
“Most of us are in a category that would, by default, support “socialism”. We do not, because we realize that it has lead our country astray for far too long.”
Right. Explain to me again how it is that the U.S. — the LEAST socialist of the 17 Western Industrialized Nations — has the MOST social problems?
lollibertarians
Comment by RiverRat on 7 December 2007:
Well said!!