That's standard Ops for the Libs man. They're all up in arms when it benefits them. But the second someone else has a cause worth supporting they get all butt hurt.Cold_Zero wrote: I thought that Dissent was Patriotic, or so the Liberals use to say.
Hey BudCold_Zero wrote:Anyone going to a Tea Party tomorrow?
I am trying to get a few people together to attend the Indianapolis Tea Party. http://www.indianapolisteaparty.com/ My 6 year old nephew may even join us.
At first I was going to skip it and do my taxes, but after watching the dike on MSNBC bash the idea calling it a 'Tea bagging' party and throwing in countless sexual innuendos, I have decided that I will go. I couldnt believe that she would disparage civil participation for a cause because it doesn't fit a certain political ideology. I thought that Dissent was Patriotic, or so the Liberals use to say.
Not to bad bro, how have you been? I actually got a promotion at work two weeks ago.telcoman wrote:
Hey Bud
How have you been?
Yup, I live for your approval.. I really do.CakeDaddy wrote:Wow…. Someone is actually admitting that they are going and…...
Not sure what that means, but thanks for the report back and Im glad the kid didnt go. The latest in the streets here is that traffic was help up by this tea bag party. I'll get the real skinny on the 10pm news once they are all drunk and hung over and neglected to mail their taxes off before the deadline.Cold_Zero wrote:
Yup, I live for your approval.. I really do.
Telling someone else how to raise their child...spoken like a true leftist.CakeDaddy wrote:Please reconsider taking the kid. Seriously!
They all give a fvk, feel passionately about whats going on in their country, and are doing something about it.CakeDaddy wrote:hmmmmm. i cant put my finder on it, but all those people have something in common... what could it beeeee. let me sleep on it.
nahhhhh... thats not it. Im working real hard to explain what I want to say, but.... I dont know.480sx wrote:
They all give a fvk, feel passionately about whats going on in their country, and are doing something about it.
ummmmm Get back in my belly!BusyBadger wrote:Telling someone else how to raise their child...spoken like a true leftist.
If the only thing that stopped you from going was gas money, I would gladly cut you a check.budDJ Raijin wrote:Looks like a great time Cold_Zero!
I wish I could have made it to the one in Harrisburg,PA, but I couldn't make the 1 hour drive (not enough money for gas unemployment sucks).
I'm gonna try my hardest to be in Washington for the national march on July 4th. Hope to see some of you guys there.
Thanks. Just trying to show what "media" coverage did occur - unfortunately, just from from the political cartoonists, not mainstream reporters.Cold_Zero wrote:Good cartoons Z.
Agreed! I am so infuriated by CNN sometimes that I find it better to not watch them ... I told my wife to let me know what happens on that channel.Cold_Zero wrote:I am further disgusted at CNN for implying that dissenting against your government is somehow deviant.
Regular listeners to the Howard Stern show are all familar with the term "Tea Bagging"Cold_Zero wrote:Good cartoons Z.
Leave it to the mainstream media to get Pornographic over their coverage of the Tea Parties in an attempt to mitigate the effectiveness of the Parties.
Like the sore losers from the 2000 election? Nah, most of the signs were about taxes and big government with a fraction of the signs aimed at Obama. Only one sign mentioning the Nov 2008 Presidential Election. And no Tin Foil Hats were worn.telcoman wrote:I think many of those that turned out were mostly sore losers over the November election?