View images tagged “Missing the Point” … (posted 23 October 2008)

Here is a picture of a person dressed up as V from V for Vendetta holding a sign that reads "Government: Obey the Constitution"

(Taken from the MeetUp profile page of a local Ron Paul aparatchik.)

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  1. Scott Bieser replied:

    He probably only saw the movie and didn’t read the book.

    posted 23 October 2008 at 3:22 pm

  2. "Nick Manley" - The Eternally Confused "Deviant" replied:

    It would help if they would adhere to the Bill of Rights a lot more. As far as such things go, the American set isn’t the worst in the world. I imagine it’s still one of the better ones — despite the difference between the reality of America and America as represented by such a document.

    posted 23 October 2008 at 3:26 pm

  3. Jeremy replied:

    Yeah, a lot of Ron Paul supporters are missing the point that we left libertarians would make. Mostly because they haven’t been exposed to it. Which is why I support engaging these people in a constructive spirit.

    But, I know the drill… somebody’s wrong on the internet… ;)

    posted 24 October 2008 at 7:50 pm

  4. Keith Preston replied:

    Strict adherence to the Constitution wouldn’t be pure anarchy, of course, but the state would still be barely visible compared to the Leviathan that’s in place now.

    Give these constitutionalists some credit, for Christ’s sake.

    posted 25 October 2008 at 7:30 am

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