If it's not a "Love Revolution," what is it?

[GeorgiaRPFan]

So now Fox is calling the R[EVOL]UTION thing a "Love Revolution." I always thought the "love" part was because we love Ron Paul, but I haven't really thought much about it 'til I saw it being called a "Love Revolution." So how do we explain it to people who ask what's up with that logo?

Fox calling it the "Love Revolution:"
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,316082,00.html (http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,316082,00.html)

[literatim]

We love our country and Constitution. :)

It's funny how they just noticed it considering the logo has been the same since the beginning.

[philipsantamaria]

Yeah. The LOVE stands for our LOVE for the Constitution for sure. Our LOVE of LIBERTY as well.

[tremendoustie]

They're getting this from the blimp site:
http://www.ronpaulblimp.com/Message.php
Scroll down to the "Love Revolution" section, I'm trying to get them to change it.

In my view, Love refers to the manner of the Revolution: it's peaceful, and nonviolent, and it's happening because of our love for Liberty and Country. I guess I'd like to see us move away from the "Love Revolution" phrase, since it has a "free love" sort of hippy connotation. Love is in the middle of the Revolution; it's the means, not the type of revolution.

[krott5333]

its just a revolution that happens to have evol in red and backwards.

[Oliver]

I love the Idea that America cares more about it's domestic
issues than policing the world. It surely would be a revolution
to get back to the non-interventionists stance regarding foreign
policies...

[garrettwombat]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=PTRdoqoGhDY

[bbachtung]

Just point out that as an OB/GYN, Ron Paul is uniquely qualified to lead the LOVE Revolution.

[philipsantamaria]

Love for the Ladies, that is.

[Revolutn]

The original logo creators described it as a 'peaceful' non-violent revolution.

Why does it need anymore explanation than that?

Sometimes people just complicate things for no apparent reason IMHO.

Rev