"Yup, I'm a Racist" T-Shirt salesman

Tea Party member from Nicholasville, Ky talks to Marion County Line's Andrew Cecil about his political views during the July 10, 2010 Freedom Festival in Frankfort, Kentucky. Camera by Mark Beaven, edited by Jim Higdon.

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[MrElloco1979]

I bet he only wears that t shirt at home

[kwb70652]

@toastertown6 1- Jimmy Hoffa said nothing; Jimmy Hoffa Jr did. 2. If you saw the unedited speech you would know Hoffa was not referring to the teaparty. Four paragraphs after mentioning the teaparty Hoffa said, "Everybody here has got a vote. If we go back, we keep the eye on the prize, let's take these sons-of-bitches out and give America back to America where we belong.” Obviously refering to voting people out of office. You can thank your right wing-nut media for your misinformation!

[toastertown6]

@kwb70652 Also, this isn't him calling people racist but yesterday Jimmy Hoffa said that he was gonna "take these tea party sons of bitches out." Obama then stood up and said he was proud of him.

[kwb70652]

@toastertown6 Cite your sources for the Government calling those who go against Obama "racist."

I know any discussion with you will be fruitless, so I'm not going to argue your points; just saying I don't agree and I think the path America is on is dangerous - there is too much support of Corporate America without enough opportunity and protection for individuals. Huge Corporate News entities control too much "information" and present opinion as fact while supporting the Corporate interests.

[toastertown6]

@kwb70652 Yeah, if you go against Obama the government will call you racist, it has happened nnumerous times. Obama clearly supports Bailouts, he seems to not support capitalism ("Spread the wealth around"). He wants very strict gun control, and he censors the media, that knocks off the bill of rights one and the right to bear arms. There are far more things that he does not support than things that he supports.

[kwb70652]

@toastertown6 I said "the Government"

You don't think they wanted to shock people with the front of that shirt?...right.

You think someone who is NOT racist would wear that shirt? Not likely.

I completely disagree with your comment that "the shirt is against what Obama wants." I look at that list and the only things Obama doesn't support is "closing the borders" -and that's a maybe, and "support the Tea Party" but then why would he support what the Republicans have adopted?

[toastertown6]

@kwb70652 A lot of what is on that shirt is against what Obama wants, and if you go against Obama they call you a racist.

[kwb70652]

I defy them to prove the Government ever called them "racist" for the reasons on the back of the shirt!!!

[whitebeltblatz]

"it's a no brainer" haha

[kingzdomain13]

Get back to the CONSTATUTION! YEAH!