Filth and lies in the capital, poor legislators have to endure :(

Our tour of MY Capitol in Madison Wisconsin. Still the freaks chant and attempt to "sing" songs with their own lyrics, no one pays attention. My 4 year old great niece just watched the video and said "that boy in the blue shirt looks like he has to go to the bathroom" HAHA

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• madison
• wisconsin
• union
• freaks
• politics
• gop
• capitol
• fisters
• socialists
• at
• work

[TVConservative]

My child has been raised to show kindness and respect to all, she wonders who all your parents are, the swearing and screaming liberals we see at each event. I can guarantee she will never grow up to be a democrat just because of what she has seen with her own eyes this year.

[TVConservative]

Well Wiscokid, first of all I'm a worker and no one pays my health insurance but me and I don't have a pension. Another thing, read a bit closer, where does it say I "taught" anyone anything? JeTricot, let me TELL YOU who calls who names SCREAMING at myself and my 12 year old taking the tour, SWEARING at us, so go back under your rock and think you are for PROGRESS when you promote welfare generations. I videotaped for my intelligent conservative friends to have a good laugh, which we did

[JeTricot]

Our Capitol means EVERYONE not just those who like to name call. Peaceful and creative protest for PROGRESS is a huge part of Wisconsin heritage and OUR tradition. If being a "freak" is supporting the working people of Wisconsin against tyranny and those who illegally act against the will of the people, please do call me a freak for freedom! No one is paying attention? Then why did you video-tape...just saying (LOL).

[Wiscokid100]

Those "freaks" are worker's rights advocates. Teaching a 4 year old to see her fellow Americans as less than human is sad behavior...and perpetuates a divided state. Be proud.

[morgainari]

Wait, but I was told there would be freaks in this video? All I see is cheerful, mostly middle-aged people singing songs together about coming together for peace and justice.

...Maybe you're a little tone deaf?

[veggiebulldog]

What a beautiful event. I only hope that videos such as this will inspire people to research what this is about, who is behind the attack on labor (not just unions) and who stands to gain from this legislation.

[iszikala]

Lovely singing, and looks like a warm, engaging event. You seemed a little bit shy on camera -- would have been nice to get more of the center -- but I'd guess folks wouldn't have any problem with the shirt... free speech for all seems to be a key concern for the noon time singers. Thanks for posting! Your Capitol, My Capitol, Our Capitol, is indeed a gorgeous place to be.

[srrossman]

You say "first of all"? no second point? what kind of worker are you? I too am a worker and I pay my insurance, I pay my pension, have for many years. (maybe what you need is a union). The taught comment and the screaming, swearing thing, well, I just don't get....your ranting I guess. Anyway, hope your "intelligent" friends have a good laugh at you..

.

[speedybananawheels]

Thanks for paying attention and videotaping for posterity. You must really care!

[plankyob]

My private sector employer pays all my health insurance. They could pay me more instead and I could buy my own, but I wouldn't get a group discount.

What makes you so upset about people singing in a public space and exercising their right of free assembly? You sound like a very angry person. I'm sorry.