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[lundie]

I'll pose the first answer to my own question here....

The patriot act was the single greatest threat to personal liberty since slavery, and now looks tame compared to NDAA. We went from legalizing a CLEAR violation of fourth amendment (and other) protections afforded citizens of the U.S. to essentially allowing or commander-in-chief to unilaterally declare himself a deity. NDAA authorizes government takeover of industry and infrastructure in any moment deemed an emergency by the President, whose judgment is not checked in any way. This act is tantamount to authorizing martial law status to be enacted in this country on the whim of one person among hundreds of millions. NDAA also authorizes even greater violations of personal liberty and due process protections of citizens than the patriot act.

Lets see if we can ask enough real questions here to draw attention to the real issues of the upcoming election. I really don't care what the health care system looks like, what the immigration policy looks like, what the education systems do, or who the talking head....errr President is unless the United States remains the United States, complete with liberty and responsibility for every individual. If we keep on this road, the US as it was will be lost forever.

[voliny13]

Social security, and how we can no longer pay for it. You know, we aren't allowed to touch it, but we can't pay for it, so it's eventually going to stagnate and DIE and the whole world will be shocked. It needs to be reformed and fixed; it was theoretically a good idea in the first place until corrupt politicians from all parties stole from the fund to pay for other things. But you can't say that; if you do, you'll be accused of wanting to, you know, kill old people. And yet, inaction on the issue will kill them anyway.

[oz]

Farm Subsidies.

[gofraidh34]

Farm Subsidies.

Everything Ron Paul has tried to tell the American people to get us back to what our founding fathers established our nation as,,, which foundation is our last best hope of being anything but another failed debtor state in the world order of unified failed nations,,,,
Also ,,, why is it that we put up with the fact that 99% of everything in walmart is made in china,,, and all those things are why so many Americans are unemployed

[fenwick]

The issue about obesity as a pandemic alert. The issue about traffic....( carmaggedons occuring in every major city in the US)
The issue about companies distributing fda not approved medicine. The issue about bullying at schools. The issue about stress causing major diseases. The issue about orphans. The issue about the tokyo protocol.The issue about not having enough money for research, but having plenty to make unnecesary spendings by the US government. The issue about love disipating within society. The issue about restructuring the concept of a family. The issue about loosing the meaning of family, and families not being created. The issue about instructing respect within our surroundings. The issue about loosing philosophy and civic education within school districts.

[nissim42]

The China problem.

[blaeey]

Should the Justice Department investigate war profiteering in Iraq and Afghanistan?

[jabarl]

Should the Justice Department investigate war profiteering in Iraq and Afghanistan?

[jerard]

How long will it be before the corporations start nominating their CEO's for President of the United States?
They funnel funds to SuperPacs that support their ideology and their contributions to members of congress and our two political parties result in laws being signed, repealed or holoed out that only favors them without reguards of any consequences, both present or future.

[larenzo]

I don't know about never, but it seems only President Obama has ever attempted to say anything good about non-believers. We have separation of church and state because of the First Amendment, but it seems if an atheist ran for office, he or she would be condemned by all sides.