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Title: Nation's Bottomfeeders Gather In D.C. For Teabagger Rallies
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AlaskaReport.com
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Published: Sep 13, 2009
Author: AlaskaReport.com
Post Date: 2009-09-13 01:52:20 by Brian S
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"Teabaggers" from around the nation gathered in Washington D.C. Saturday to protest what they believe is a bigger government and health care reform. Tens of thousands of people marched to the U.S. Capitol on Saturday, carrying signs with slogans such as "Obamacare makes me sick" as they protested the president's health care plan and what they say is out-of-control spending. The line of protesters spread across Pennsylvania Avenue for blocks, all the way to the capitol, according to the D.C. Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency. People were chanting "enough, enough" and "We the People." Others yelled "You lie, you lie!" and "Pelosi has to go," referring to California congresswoman Nancy Pelosi. In Battle Creek, Michigan, a woman in her 60s says, "I really don't want to be a guinea pig for the experiment they have with the population control." In Canton, Ohio, a woman argues with an Obama supporter: "He's going after our kids to try to indoctrinate them into a national defense army." The Tea Party Express tour has been free of violence, but occasional outbursts of vitriolic hatred toward the president combined with some menacing outward appearances often overshadow the more moderate tea partyers. In Louisville, Kentucky, two young men in camouflage fatigues roamed the crowd trying to recruit new members for their militia called the Ohio Valley Freedom Fighters. They bear signs reading "AK-47s: today's pitchfork" and "Quit worrying. Start your militia training today." In Jackson, Michigan, a young man didn't need a sign. He was carrying the real thing: A loaded AK-47 assault rifle and two loaded handguns. "I don't want a revolution. I don't want a civil war," he said. "But it is a possibility. It's there as an option, as a last resort." For the rest of the story go here
Teabaggers armed with cardboard signs displayed their racism, ignorance, and bigotry
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#51. To: beyond the sea (#38)
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Yeah and I cav walk on water. You really are a foreskin afficonado, a real bone smoker. Jim Traficant has never met you and that is a fact. On the otherhand, I've met with Jim Traficant in DC back in 1995 and he gave me a U.S. Flag that flew over the capitol. I have also been to a few of his rallies over the years. Now skedaddle back over to the Serena Williams bullshit thread you started. Those of us who are concerned about our country can do without your childish remarks. I will call you Serena from now on. That name really suits you!
how do you like being referred to as a "bottomfeeder?"
so all 2 million of those in DC yesterday are useful idiots? see noone's #3.
it must kill you to know RP is doing an event with Michelle Bachmann, huh? futher, are you too saying that all 2 million of the attendees at the DC protest were partisan Rs?
Well gee, I haven't a clue. Frankly, I'm not a Ron Paul guy. But hell, you have a show, invite him on and ask him. Now, back to you. Why did you cut and run from your homeland, only to come here and pee and moan when nearly two million people gather against a communist POS?
So your entire wean yourself off 4um comment was bullshit?
I'm amazed that you have to sink that low in order to justify your point they have a word for that it's called xenophobia ....congratulations
The Tea Party movement's core purpose and motivation is opposing Tyranny and (re)affirming Liberty! How to distinguish Liberty from Tryanny: Rights exists solely as a way to fairly decide whose will shall prevail in cases where two or more people disagree. They do not exist for the purpose of enslaving one person for the benefit of another (e.g., the "right" to free medical care.) Liberty is the right to do whatever does not infringe the rights of others. Rights empower you to help yourself, free from interference by others. Tyranny makes you a serf to be used by the elite to further their own power. Once upon a time, the nobility used religion to convince the serfs they had to serve the nobility. Modernly, the elite use good people's feelings of altruism to convince them to enslave both themselves and their neighbors. It's basically the same con game, just using a more sophisticated hook.
Jim is a friend of mine ....
#52. To: Freedomsnotfree (#0)
#53. To: tom007 (#49)
And these useful idiots like the "teabaggers"
#54. To: robnoel (#44)
#55. To: robnoel (#29)
Stop avoiding the question...why was Ron Paul not there?
#56. To: Sam Houston (#45)
#57. To: Jethro Tull (#55)
#58. To: Brian S (#0)
Liberty "Soft" Tyranny 1 Rights are inherent in, and unalienable from, individuals Rights are granted/rescinded by the majority through the government 2 Fundamental rights are life, liberty, and property (absence of coercion) Fundamental rights are food, housing, and healthcare (absence of necessity) 3 Property is owned by individuals who make decisions as to its use, improvement, and transfer Property is owned by 'the public' with government officials making decisions as to its use, improvement, and transfer 4 Government exists to protect the rights of individuals Government exists to plan and direct the resources of society 5 Government authority is decentralized in a federal system with limited and enumerated powers Government authority is centralized in a national system with broad and necessarily intrusive powers 6 Government action is prescribed by rules fixed and announced beforehand Government action is arbitrary and at the descretion of "czars" and planning boards 7 Economic activity is driven by a large number of small entities interacting according to simple rules Economic activity is driven by a small number of large entities operating within the constraints of complex regulations 8 Effective innovation results from contrarian thinking, individual initiative, and the voluntary exchange of property Efficient implementation of government planning requires conformity of opinion, collective action, and the coerced transfer of property 9 Standards of living for the many increase permanently as they utilize improved products and services conceived by the few Standards of living for the many increase temporarily as they utilize property redistributed from the few 10 Altruism is using one's own resources in concrete acts to help specific individuals Altruism is obligating the resources of others for broad-brush programs to help mankind in the abstract
 | "Of all tyrannies, a tyranny exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It may be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end, for they do so with the approval of their own conscience." -- C. S. Lewis |
#59. To: robnoel (#57)
you're not xenophobic towards the "teabaggers?" you're being a hypocrite.
#60. To: robnoel (#57)
Fucking A I'm xenophobic. Toss in opposed to diversity, open borders, socialism and forced integration. I'm an American First, and for you to disparage those who gathered yesterday shows me where you are on the political spectrum. You're too cute by half Robby, and the next time you take a walk make sure and kiss the ground you walk on, not that I'd ever expect you to defend it.
Xenophobic
#61. To: christine (#59)
I'm pointing out that the Ron Paul Revolution has been hi-jacked by the very people who trashed him...if you can't see that then I guess I'm a odd ball PS xenophobia is fear of foreigners
#62. To: Jethro Tull (#60)
Sad
#63. To: beyond the sea (#38)
Man, does this ever explain a lot!... ;-) LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
Jim is a friend of mine ....
#64. To: robnoel (#61)
Wrong... For God's sake rob, Paul was put there to lure the suckers such as me into supporting him rather than a sincere third party person. It worked...Just look back, it worked like a charm.
I'm pointing out that the Ron Paul Revolution has been hi-jacked by the very people who trashed him.
#65. To: Cynicom (#64)
There was no "sincere third party person" or did I miss someone?
#66. To: Turtle, Cynicom (#46)
“A democracy is nothing more than mob rule, where fifty-one percent of the people may take away the rights of the other forty-nine.” Thomas Jefferson quotes (American 3rd US President (1801-09). Author of the Declaration of Independence. 1762-1826) ___________________________________________________________ enuff said...
Voted into office four times. So much for democracy.
#67. To: LACUMO (#51)
Spell much? LMAO
Yeah and I cav walk on water.
#68. To: LACUMO (#51)
I will call you "dick-for-brains" from now on. It's very fitting. Jim T. went to Pitt during my time there, he was football, I was baseball. I know the guy a hell of a lot better than you. And to the point ........ you must know that me posting about Jim, as I did very often previously, that I care a hell of a lot about the country. But.... because you are an incorrigible lame PUNK, you cannot admit your simple, ignorant, presumptuous error in your first post to me. SO ........... YOU ARE SIMPLY AN *SSHOLE!
I will call you Serena from now on.
#69. To: Refinersfire (#63)
----- Man, does this ever explain a lot!... ;-) LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL LOL.......... his entire story will soon be in a newly issued book. Jim isn't what he appears to some.
Jim is a friend of mine ....
#70. To: beyond the sea (#68)
Calm down and take a lude, dude.
“Gold is the money of kings; silver is the money of gentlemen; barter is the money of peasants; but debt is the money of slaves.”
#71. To: robnoel (#61) (Edited)
you know what's in the hearts and minds of all 2million attendees yesterday, huh? i'd wager a large % of them were aligned with Paul politically and ideologically. and, btw, have you forgotten that RP stated that he's always been a republican and always will be? that was a stick in the craw of many of us. have you missed the boos and criticism of the republican politicians who have appeared at the town hall meetings?
I'm pointing out that the Ron Paul Revolution has been hi-jacked by the very people who trashed him
#72. To: robnoel (#62)
What's sad are the comments of a man who purports to be astute politically, but instead is ignorant. The two million people who gathered yesterday are decent folk who traveled to DC on their own dime & time because the time is *now* to reject Obama. If we can't agree that that is a righteous cause, please humor me and use your show to expose these xenophobes for the dupes you claim they are. I'll be listening, and I'm positive I'll hear ---->>>> (((crickets))).
Sad
#73. To: robnoel (#62)
i guess it's ok with you for the leftists, like the author of this article, to label every person at that rally yesterday as bottomfeeders, racists, bigots, ignorant, and to be xenophobic.
#74. To: Jethro Tull (#72)
I was calling your comments xenophobic I never said anything about the people gathered... I'm pointing out who is claiming credit for the "Tea Party" concept and that those who trashed it have now found religion....I guess you missed the shows when I've brought this very subject up or more than one occasion ....PS theres a knob on your radio dial...use it!
#75. To: christine (#73)
That's a leap....wasting my time here...goodbye it was fun!
#76. To: Sam Houston, Scam Houston (#26)
Scam, Like most here I was a Ronald Reagan Republican. In order to try to achieve gridlock, I voted for McCain. In the prior cycle, I voted Badnarak. If you look at the few good people left in Congress, like Ron Paul, they're ALL Republicans and I continue to support them. YOU OTOH are nothing but a RAT Stooge, and that's on your good days. Other days you're just another useful idiot Anyone with a brain, anyone who knows me from El Pee, FU or here can see from that statement what a true puddenhead you really are (now,just for you) :)
Most of you, except for Flintlock, who is a loyal Pubbie, for sure,
maybe even a paid poster a la Badeye (he may even BE Badeye except for the fact he never "GRINS")
When I was a kid I used to pray every night for a new bike. Then I realized that the Lord doesn't work that way so I stole a bike and asked him to forgive me.
#77. To: robnoel (#74)
Cut and run. Again?
#78. To: Jethro Tull (#77)
Yip I'm good at leaving losers.
#79. To: robnoel (#78)
Americans call folks like that quitters. It's no wonder Mandela had his way with such bold stock.
#80. To: robnoel (#78)
robby...
Yip I'm good at leaving losers.
#81. To: LACUMO (#21)
I don't know ... he's soft on Jews ... hehehehehe !!!
How about Jim Traficant?
The U.S. Govt is a tyrannical butcher; U.S. taxpayers are accomplices to international murder and mayhem. If you satisfy your fears by bowing to this butcher, you forfeit your humanity for a pound of flesh.
#82. To: Brian S (#0)
The left resorts to its true form: bigotry, ugliness and accusing other of being what they themselves are by way of obfuscating the issue. Scum, pure and simple.
#83. To: robnoel (#78)
in case you missed it...um, all Rs who trashed Ron Paul? Other sponsors of the rally include the Heartland Institute, Americans for Tax Reform and the Ayn Rand Center for Individuals Rights.
#84. To: robnoel (#65)
There was none. Paul left that "possibility" open until it was too late for any one else. His son is running as pub. Love their party.
There was no "sincere third party person"
#85. To: christine (#80)
What you asking me to do is give support to those that are responsible for putting Obama into office and I'm not talking about democrats....if you can't see that..I'm sorry like it said it was fun..nothing personal
#86. To: Flintlock (#76)
and Traficant is a democrat you'd support!
#87. To: robnoel (#85)
Your man RP is hosting an event with Michelle Bachmann, a person you've called an "air head." If we're judged by our friends, what does that make Paul?
#88. To: buckeroo (#70)
..... save it. This is not your business ....... unless you're that presumptuous loser's keeper.
#89. To: christine, James Traficant (#86)
Is he still a dem? Don't be so sure. If he ran again for Congress, my advice to him would be run as an Independent. If he tried to run in the Primary they'll gang up on him and it'll cost him a LOT of money If he runs as an Independent, all he needs are the signatures to get on the ballot and then win a three-way race. With his base of supporters and name recognition...he's got a very good shot of making it. Just my 2 pesos
and Traficant is a democrat you'd support!
When I was a kid I used to pray every night for a new bike. Then I realized that the Lord doesn't work that way so I stole a bike and asked him to forgive me.
#90. To: beyond the sea SERENA, All (#68)
Jim T. went to Pitt during my time there, he was football, I was baseball. Sure you did. My sister's cat's ass you previously posted about him and in favor of him. Truth be known, you never set foot on the University of Pittsburgh Campus and never attended a football or baseball game. Strictly a figment of your imagination. You claim to be 63 years old. Well I'm 66 and Jim Traficant is 69 years old. He would have come and gone at Pitt before you even graduated from high school assuming you even did that. Come on tell us the years you attended Pitt. I guess you were a child progidy and attended Pitt while you were in diapers or when you began to wear panties and a trainning bra. What a phoney piece of human excrement you really are. Well Serena, tell us some more fairy tales. Once a bone smoker-always a bone smoker.
And to the point ........ you must know that me posting about Jim, as I did very often previously, that I care a hell of a lot about the country.
#91. To: noone222 (#81)
Just the kind of soft on jews that we need.
I don't know ... he's soft on Jews ... hehehehehe !!!
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