Re: Rand Paul Supports Drug Legalization-Right?

>Shouldn't the same apply to health care, welfare, financial aid, etc.?  

>Sure.  They shouldn't be forced on anyone who does not want those services.<

Um..................  So the receivers of those services get a choice but the 
provider, (those being taxed to pay for them), don't?  Charity, or helping the 
unfortunate, are rather religious values; I fail to see why it is ok to 
legislate regarding some and not for others.  



>Can you list *all* the Tea Party elected officials?  Over generalizations don't 

>help your argument.

>That's at the very least a few hundred.  It would be easier to list people who 
>courted the Tea Party vote who aren't voting strict conservative lines and 
>sticking more to the financial side.  Such as, Scott Brown.<

Give me 25 without Googling them.  


>Is this your coming out of the closet post?  Seriously how are *you* being 
>punched in the face?

>No...I was using the phrasing from Bruce's comment.  "Your right to swing your 
>fist extends only as far as my face."  And I have gay friends whom I am tired of 
>seeing told to sit down and shut up and pretend that is not part of who they are 
>because it makes people like Reuben Diaz and the members of NOM, Bryan Fischer 
>or Tony Perkins uncomfortable or angry.<

You trot these people out like they are standard bearers.  Maybe they are in 
your neck of the woods, but I've never heard of any of them, so this 
universality of Tea Party leadership and/or opposition to gay marriage doesn't 
exist.   



Mike F.  
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