[Peace-discuss] Re: Ron Paul & GroundHog Day
C. G. Estabrook
galliher at uiuc.edu
Thu Jan 31 22:40:29 CST 2008
On Ron Paul's "racial politics," the "Anti-war Anti-Racism Effort" might note
his statement on CNN three weeks ago:
"I attack two wars that blacks are suffering from. One, the war overseas.
In all wars minorities suffer the most. So they join me in this position I have
against the war in Iraq. And what about the war on drugs? What other candidate
will stand up and say I will pardon all blacks, all whites, everybody who was
convicted for non-violent drug acts and drug crimes. And this is where the real
discrimination is. If you want to look for discrimination, it's the judicial
system. So I am the antiracist because I am the only candidate, Republican or
Democrat, who wants to protect the minority against these vicious drug laws."
Ricky Baldwin wrote:
> Of course we can't limit the signs people bring. We never have. Ever. I
> think it might be time to dissolve AWARE and start over if we did.
>
> Of course, IF it were to turn out that Ron Paul signs were numerous enuf to
> create the appearance that we all support his campaign, that would be
> unfortunate and grossly inaccurate. Most of us don't, because of his racial
> politics or his 'Libertarian' economic views or both.
>
> I suggest everyone who's so inclined bring signs representing the candidate
> of their choice (even if he/she has dropped out, or signs like "Vote Green,"
> or how about signs that say what you really feel :-)
>
> "Vote for who you want, then
>> RAISE HELL<
> until they get OUT OF IRAQ!"
>
> "Throw the bums out! End the War!"
>
> "Democracy is NOT just voting!"
>
> "Our choices for voting SUCK. The only choice in Iraq: OUT NOW!"
>
> I'm sure others can come up with better ones. Ricky
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