Ron Paul, Tom Graves and Paul Brown: Only ones to vote against Animal Crush videos bill

The final vote was 416 to 3, with 13 DNV’s. The 3 members to vote against the bill were Republicans Ron Paul (TX), Tom Graves (GA) and Paul Brown (GA).

We reached Congressman Paul’s office, and they advised examiner.com that Rep Paul found the bill to be unconstitutional.

Crush videos, are defined on the bill as “animal crush video” as any obscene photograph, motion-picture film, video recording, or electronic image that depicts actual conduct in which one or more living animals is intentionally crushed, burned, drowned, suffocated, or impaled in a manner that would violate a criminal prohibition on cruelty to animals under federal law or the law of the state in which the depiction is created, sold, distributed, or offered for sale or distribution.” It should be noted that the bill excludes hunting videos and veterinary procedures.

And yet, Paul, Graves and Brown could not vote for it? How far gone do they have to be to object to it? One has to wonder, what will animal lovers in the tea party, and who support these 3 Congressmen will think. Crush videos have nothing to do with expression. They are a evidence of a crime on video a perverted soul will watch to induce sexual gratification.