Obi-ron Paul-obi

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"Widely respected for his stubborn belief that the whole universe should be run just like his neighborhood on the backwater planet Tatooine, Obi-ron spends a lot of time wistfully remembering the Old Republic. He practices a peculiar interpretation of The Force, in which reducing government to only local control and returning to the gold standard is the answer. Obi-ron reluctantly returned the contributions of the Tusken Raiders and Jawas, whose politics of ethnic slaughter and droid slave trade he justifies as "states rights". While his anti-Empire foreign policy excites the Rebel Alliance, it's pretty much a Jedi mind trick. He's still a crazy old guy living in the desert."

Hey, at least he didn't get Jar Jar like Kucinich.

[JMann]

Reading the summary makes me think it is time to end the talk of 'state's rights'. Not because we don't believe in that but because it is an old code word prior to civil rights. Would it be more prudent to say something like: That power isn't granted to the federal government.

Any other suggestion on how to (dare I say) say state's rights in a more politically correct way?

[Matt Collins]

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