Things that I marvel at

[Sweet Rabbit]

Hmmmm.....Maybe that's why my PT never runs right.

Yeah...that's it

 

[beefnutz]

This would all be extremely entertaining if it weren't for my country's (fairly) close proximity to Trump of the Tundra™ a.k.a. Vladimir Putin. Trump can **** up a lot more outside the US than in. It should be the rest of the world that protests really.

Maybe a rapid move to Australia or New Zealand is in order..

move to aussie and prepare for mad max country to unfold.

 

[EVILFACE]

Hmmmm.....Maybe that's why my PT never runs right.

Naw, that's because it's a Dodge.

 

[devilof76]

True, but I never said they were. You're not going to see a bunch of people with mortgages and families to support participating in riots anyway. That doesn't mean they don't have the same level of anger and hatred.

I think the basic difference is that, to interpret the Tea Party desire for limited government as hatred, you need to make a lot of assumptions. They did organize protests, and not only were they genuinely grassroot phenomena, they were universally peaceful. You don't have to assume anything with rioters. The hatred is rabid and self-evident.

 

[devilof76]

I thought he meant the actual Boston Tea Party. There was plenty of destruction of private party there.

They recognized that property which the Crown claimed as their own was neither private, nor property. They took contradictions seriously.

 

[The Ween]

Naw, that's because it's a Dodge.

That's for sure. Learned the hard way. Dad wasn't alive to beat me senseless for wanting to buy it.

 

[anwe]

I think it's funny that people that don't live in the US somehow think thier opinion or whatever carries any kind of weight

I don't know if you are a Trump supporter or firmly in the other camp, but either way you need to develop a sense of humour about it fast. After all it's you (the US population) who voted for him.

 

[Shawpaw]

I don't know if you are a Trump supporter or firmly in the other camp, but either way you need to develop a sense of humour about it fast. After all it's you (the US population) who voted for him.

[insert popcorn eating g*f]

 

[Snake Plissken]

I don't know if you are a Trump supporter or firmly in the other camp, but either way you need to develop a sense of humour about it fast. After all it's you (the US population) who voted for him.

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

I don't know if you are a Trump supporter or firmly in the other camp, but either way you need to develop a sense of humour about it fast. After all it's you (the US population) who voted for him.

Anybody hear something?

 

[hoodonit00]

Anybody hear something?

I think I heard a sniffle and a sob but that was it.

 

[EVILFACE]

Anybody hear something?

Rumblings from the 51st state of the United States?

 

[kryptonianmutie]

I think the basic difference is that, to interpret the Tea Party desire for limited government as hatred, you need to make a lot of assumptions. They did organize protests, and not only were they genuinely grassroot phenomena, they were universally peaceful. You don't have to assume anything with rioters. The hatred is rabid and self-evident.

The hate was pretty self evident from members who had signs calling Obama a monkey and a Kenyan Muslim. Not condemning the ideology, just some of the people using it as an excuse to use hate speech.

Also, this was an interesting read:
https://www.splcenter.org/hatewatch/2010/10/20/new-report-examines-tea-party-nationalism-charts-extremist-ties

 

[hockeyflow33]

The hate was pretty self evident from members who had signs calling Obama a monkey and a Kenyan Muslim. Not condemning the ideology, just some of the people using it as an excuse to use hate speech.

Also, this was an interesting read:
https://www.splcenter.org/hatewatch/2010/10/20/new-report-examines-tea-party-nationalism-charts-extremist-ties

Saying mean things is a lot different than wanton destruction and assault.


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[hoodonit00]

The hate was pretty self evident from members who had signs calling Obama a monkey and a Kenyan Muslim. Not condemning the ideology, just some of the people using it as an excuse to use hate speech.

Also, this was an interesting read:
https://www.splcenter.org/hatewatch/2010/10/20/new-report-examines-tea-party-nationalism-charts-extremist-ties

Hmm, can't remember when the NAACP came out and condemned any of the more radical black American groups. Probably not the best group to use to further your argument. Just saying.

 

[GeneralZodLives]

Jesus Christ. Is this still going on in here?

 

[pixletwin]

Yup. Smugness is a helluva drug.

 

[Lejuan]

Jesus Christ. Is this still going on in here?

Mutha****ers on both sides can't shut the **** up

 

[fosing]

somebody play the music and push the volume to full and shut them both up.

 

[devilof76]

Bush was called a monkey well before Obama was. I think he was burned in effigy too. Repeatedly.

But who gives a ****. **** your idols.