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I admire Ron Paul as an individual who has consistently stood on principle. I have criticisms of him, but his pros full outweigh the cons. He is a man of character and integrity. Honoring such an individual as simply being a good man is in no way "cult like".

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Yet you are part of the same pack of fools who go around stating that we don't have freedom and liberty, and that some old fool of a country bumpkin doctor from East Texas is going to make everything better. Unbelievable.

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Those that may not or cannot recognize current reality with it's extreme loss of liberty & where this road is heading, either have their mind so far closed due to egotistical 'know-it-all-already; can't be taught-nothing' pride (i.e., so they never do any honest research), or they earn their bread & butter off the status quo & like it (a system which is an objectively parasitical system in truth). For some reason, nay-sayer's of Ron Paul's message are unwilling to give 'The People' legitimacy for fear of losing their current income stream, or afraid of losing their self-aggrandizement machine, or possibly even just because they love sucking the blood from other people, i.e., are a true psychopath (6% of the population are remember & they always seek positions of power). Saboteurs surely would then filter into this digg, so reader, beware of nay-sayers. Everyone can recognize the truth if being objective & when they always ask themselves, "what's this person gain by saying that? Are they being Service-to-Self or Service-to-Others with their intentions?". . .Let this be your guide & always choose STO.

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This week May 18 it reached #1 New York Times Best Seller!

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