10 Reasons Why
Christians Should NOT Vote for Ron Paul (at least not for
president)
1 Paul is an
outspoken advocate for the appeasement of communism (a diabolical, mass
murdering and torturing, Christian hating and persecuting religion that has
always vowed to bury us and has always voraciously pursued the fulfillment of
that vow). His revisionist pronouncements on Vietnam mirror those of Jane
Fonda. He says we should do nothing when Red China chooses to devour our freedom
loving ally, Taiwan.
2 He's an
outspoken advocate for the appeasement of Islamism (a diabolical, mass murdering
and torturing, Christian hating and persecuting religion that has always vowed
to bury us and has always voraciously pursued the fulfillment of that vow). He
blames, not the terrorists, but America for 9/11.
3 He favors
legalization of prostitution and marijuana.
4 He voted
against school prayer and the one-man,
one-woman marriage amendment
5 He
opposes any physical border fence, opposes punishing businesses
that employ illegal aliens, and opposes prohibiting states from issuing drivers
licenses, or offering in-state tuition, to illegals. All of these positions
facilitate and encourage the continued influx of milions of invaders from a
demographic group that generally despises America, and which in recent years has
elected communist presidents in no less than 5 South and Central American
countries.
6 He has
gotten ratings as high as 67% from the ACLU, the organization that has done the
most to stifle Christianity in America.
7 He has
gotten ratings as high as 67% from the NEA, the consistently Marxist teachers
union that has kept any vestige of Christianity out of government schools,
advocates for the abolition of Christian home schools, and infuses state run
schools with the pagan religions of earth worship, sodomy, communism, and
secular humanism.
8 He has said
that the forced dispensing - by a Christian pharmacist who objects on moral
grounds - of the abortion pill should be a matter strictly between the
pharmacist and his employer. He voted against a bill to make it a crime to
transport a minor across a state line for purposes of an abortion, and against
another bill to make it a crime to harm or kill an unborn child via an assault
on a pregnant woman.
9 He has said
that Dennnis Kucinich (the most openly Marxist of all the Democratic contenders)
was the candidate who (other than Paul himself) best exemplifies his
principles. Kucinich, who - among countless other outrages - has said
he wants all American students to be government "schooled" (so
much for Christian schools or Christian home schooling), himself announced that
- should he have gotten the nomination - Ron Paul would have been his
choice as a running mate.
10 Paul's report card at the values voters debate was far worse than that of
the other seven participants combined. He "lead" the pack with
8 of the 12 anti-Christian worldview answers given. Brownback and Hunter tied
for second with two. Tancredo, Cox, Keyes, and Huckabee had perfect scores.
Paul had wrong (anti-Christian) answers on:
- a Terri Schiavo scenario where he said it's fine to
starve the patient to death
- the Sudan scenario where the mass butchery and
enslavement of Christians didn't bother him
- the impeachment of judges who flout the Constitution
and legislate from the bench
- prosecution for violation of pornography laws
- the application of decency standards to cable
broadcasts
- a Christian state in Iraq (where Christians
are being mercilessly persecuted and butchered) in spite of a provision in the
Iraqi constitution that provides for one
- conditioning trade with China on improvements in
religious freedom and elimination of unfair trade practices, slave labor, and
poisoned, dangerous, and filthy products from toothpaste to foodstuffs to
toys
- the prospect of denying visas and imposing trade
sanctions on countries where Christians are persecuted on a grand
scale