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Veterans for Ron Paul March on the Whitehouse

President's Day February 20, 2012


Added: Feb-24-2012 Occurred On: Feb-24-2012
By: Hamster
In: Other News, Politics
Tags: Ron Paul, Barack Obama, Adam Kokesh, Nathan Cox, Veterans for Ron Paul, Washington D.C., Whitehouse, Support the Troops
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  • All the money in the world can't buy romney this kind of support.

    Posted Feb-24-2012 By 
    XjamesX (448.44)  

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  • More than any foreign nation, power, or threat, our government fears citizens who long to be free, understand the Constitution (and therefore, the limits on them), and are armed to the teeth.

    Posted Feb-24-2012 By 
    Yukon6400 (972.32)

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  • What you ass hole pro war fuck head service men say now? RP 2012

    Posted Feb-24-2012 By 
    jhnm156 (156.96)

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  • Pencil pushers. Lean mean typing machines

    Posted Feb-24-2012 By 
    ALEWAR0311 (58.80)  

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  • Obama2012

    Posted Feb-25-2012 By 
    827fern (42.50)  

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  • No comment.

    Posted Feb-24-2012 By 
    Flashovr (1885.10)  

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    • @Flashovr Fail.

      Posted Feb-24-2012 By 
      Hamster (190.80)  

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    • @Hamster Okay, here goes. I am a Vet, so of course I support these guys. I voted for Ron Paul last month here in Florida (Republican Primary). So, I support him too.

      Now, as a Vet, I think we are morally obligated to be involved in the Political process. But, public protests as a group of Vets, I think, is beneath our Vet status. We should stay above that.

      I don't mean to say, 'don't protest'. If a Vet wants to go OWS knock yourself out, but don't do it as a Vet.

      Does that make any sense More..

      Posted Feb-24-2012 By 
      Flashovr (1885.10)  

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    • @Flashovr I am willing to bet most of these "vets" have never served, were kicked out or have some axe to grind. The wearing of parts of uniforms does not make someone a veteran.

      Posted Feb-24-2012 By 
      david2dogs (245.16)  

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    • @david2dogs You weren't there. Proof was required to join in the march. Something about preserving the integrity of the event, or something.

      Posted Feb-24-2012 By 
      Hamster (190.80)  

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    • @Hamster No, I wasn't there. But just like these "vets" that are featured at Occupy event's, most have turned out to have some kind of other than honorable or are found to have never served. If you believe proof was required to join this mob you are naive.

      Posted Feb-24-2012 By 
      david2dogs (245.16)  

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