Re: The Smearing of the Tea Party
Cool, generalizations. I'll play. Democrats are nanny statists.
Cool, generalizations. I'll play. Democrats are nanny statists.
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Re: The Smearing of the Tea Party
It's getting pretty old at this point, boys. We ain't going nowhere, keep up the homo slurs and belittling whilst pretending November didn't happen.
This is by no means a defense for the quitters, just a response to those who have nothing to add but the same incessant slurs. It's about as meaningless as the lefties have made the term "racist."Comment
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^To be fair, my definition above is valid.Comment
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you could put an Emfire release on for 2 minutes and you would be a sleep before it finishes - Chunky
it's RA. they'd blow their load all over some stupid 20 minute loop of a snare if it had a quirky flange setting. - Tiddles
Am I somewhere....in the corners of your mind....
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BTW, don't succumb to useful idiocy and act like this nonsense only exists on one side of the (fake) political aisle:
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yeah get that shit straight. florida posts way more pics than i.
intelligent discourse? i could have given my phd dissertation at oxford about subject X and presented it here, the only responses i would get would be utter confusion and nonsense with random website quotes from some 'expert', yet unknown, jackass about how i am misinformed and wrong. why would i waste my time? but keep using that excuse for every time we dont devolve into a 100 post thread of stupid hilarity, it works for ya.Comment
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It's a lot more entertaining that reading any of the "I reject any opposing arguments and substitute it for my own reality..." nonsense that you're known for. *random link optional*
Do you get off on being wrong? How's that prediction of the U.S. invading North Korea working for ya?
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p.s. if the Tea Baggers are really that concerned about how they perceive themselves as being "smeared" (when it really comes off more as themselves trying to portray themselves as bigger victims than the people who suffered in Tucson at the hands of an extremely balanced individual), maybe they might want to consider the rhetoric that some of their more reasonable counterparts have spewed towards Muslims - as in condemning and distancing themselves from their more extreme counterparts:
Examples:
If they knock off the bullshit demagoguery and actually take control of their media image they won't be coming off like the racist, xenophobic sore losers that won't let 2008 go.Comment
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I never said the US was going to invade North Korea. I said the US won't let this go. Eventually they will pin N Korea into a corner. Get yo shit straight!
Highsteppa you haven't said anything of significance EVER.Comment
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Oh, here we go again, racists, lol. Used so much that whatever meaning it once had has been deflated by the left so ready to pounce on the imagined suppression of minorities.
0bama's history is nowhere close to an open book, so the first one is at worst just jumping to conclusions (but suggesting that one should rightly not rely on that forged COLB that is doing the rounds and yes, emphasizing his Muslim roots and tendencies...oh, the horror). The second image isn't a far leap...the AARP and AMA were in nearly euphoric masturbation in support of CronyCare upon passage, and 222 companies have been issued waivers to opt out of its requirements for this year (I have a better idea, REPEAL!). Do I think the neocons are guilty of similar shenanigans? Definitely. Routing out that strong lobbying influence is what's so difficult in the entrenched cesspool that is Washington, but a healthcare takeover and new set of entitlements is not the way to go forward when the country is bankrupt (Geithner admitted this week our insolvency; getting the hell out of Iraq and Afghanistan yesterday would be a good idea as well) and not addressing the cause of escalating costs (lawyers, big one). I've seen and heard enough bad things about socialized medicine (including a friend who has waited 18 months now to address a surgically correctable elbow problem) to know that universal healthcare is not all it's made out to be either (long waiting lists, subpar care, rationed care) and that most stats are made up. Speaking of stats, 54% still want the miserable bill killed, and the tea partiers have hit a chord with that cross-section of American voices. When the cure is worse than the disease, who wants it?
Sorry for my lack of faith, I'll try to go watch some more MSNBC in the hopes of being successfully politically rehabilitated (FOX is shittier in some ways, since they are merely controlled opposition).Comment
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check out the link below:p.s. if the Tea Baggers are really that concerned about how they perceive themselves as being "smeared" (when it really comes off more as themselves trying to portray themselves as bigger victims than the people who suffered in Tucson at the hands of an extremely balanced individual), maybe they might want to consider the rhetoric that some of their more reasonable counterparts have spewed towards Muslims - as in condemning and distancing themselves from their more extreme counterparts:
Examples:
If they knock off the bullshit demagoguery and actually take control of their media image they won't be coming off like the racist, xenophobic sore losers that won't let 2008 go.
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