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Originally posted by FredT
Exactly it is a donation. A donation from the founder of an organization that most people find repugnant (I would wager that 95%+ of Ron Paul supporters find the neo nazi movement repugnant).
Originally posted by FredT
Ron Paul was faced with a moral and ethical decison.
Originally posted by FredT
That gives some insight to his moral and ethical charecter.
Originally posted by FredT
not sure what exactly you are talking about regarding Haliburton etc. The topic of this thread was about Pauls refusal to return neo nazi donations.
Originally posted by xEphon
So if I think people who have abortions are murderers - which I believe is WAY more reprehensibile than being a racist - can we include them in the "immoral" category too? Lets get a list of all donators who aborted a child and have ron paul give them back their donation since ron paul is pro life.
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Once again. Where does it stop and who makes this master list?
Originally posted by xEphon
[iSo if I think people who have abortions are murderers - which I believe is WAY more reprehensibile than being a racist - can we include them in the "immoral" category too?
Originally posted by xEphon
reply to post by IAF101
Please. Obviously racism is not something that is commendable but it is not the role of a President or someone running for President to pass judgement and point a finger down on ANY citizen. Once he takes the oath of office he is required to uphold the law in an unbiased way towards all citizens. There is no room for morality or ethics where this is concerned.]
Originally posted by FredT
reply to post by krackedkid
No I don't think that is feasable and the donation was legal. What I find concerning is AFTER the source came to light, we get the 'Im not returning it" and people hailing him for taking money from a Neo nazi group
Originally posted by FredT
We are talking about guys in white outfits burning crosses eh?
Originally posted by cyberdude78
Ha, a man named Black sends $500 dollars to support whites. Sorry, I find that kind of funny.
Originally posted by NovusOrdoMundi
I know you put the + there, but 95% seems way off.
Like spacedoubt said, that's $500 less that this organization has to spend on it's neo-nazi efforts.Would you rather that $500 go in to helping his campaign where he promotes freedom and economic prosperity, or would you rather that $500 go to neo-nazi propaganda efforts?
The insight it gives is to his understanding and acknowledgment of everyone's equal inalienable rights.
I think the point I was making was made fairly clearly. If you don't want to address it just say that.