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World Net Daily has published a story regarding Obama’s plan to “require” students to serve their community in middle and high school. Creating a youth corp seems to be one of his great ideas to get everyone involved to “serve” their nation to preserve the “American dream”.

Perhaps there is reason to be concerned about this, perhaps not. But the key word here is “required”. The 12th amendment to the constitution states:

Section 1: Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.
Section 2. Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.

One would hope that this would be enforced by the constitution but Obama has stated in the past that he feels the constitution stands in the way of the “change” he is interested in.

Personally I think there is cause for concern. What would a “civilian security force” do? Obama has also stated it would be just as powerful and well funded as the U.S. military! Sounds like the makings of a police state.

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Ron Paul made a speech to congress that made alot of sense to me. He seems to be one politician that gets it. He is aware of all the vast sums of money being spent on military and supporting the world. We are becoming the Romans, if we haven’t already gotten there. We are overextended, trying to run an empire that is in the process of crumbling before our eyes.

What or who can fix it? Is it too late? I’m beginning to think that there is no repair. Take a listen to what he has to say and make note my friends. He is the only candidate that tells it like it is. I guess that’s why I like him, no BS. Plus he stands up for the constitution.

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