Code Red Tea Party--Liberal Stereotype Attacked, Reality Revealed

http://stores.shop.ebay.com/secularstupidest__W0QQ_armrsZ1 The Tea Party movement welcomes all patriotic Americans united in the cause of liberty...joining the diversity of ages, religious creeds, races, or whatever divisions there are into a common voice promoting fiscal restraint, Constitutionally limited government, and free enterprise in our nation.

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[fluffydanny]

Say it loud!

[SamWiseGingy]

@hatfisc

More of that Tea Party people are real Americans crap.

[hatfisc]

@SamWiseGingy Sorry but I guess we'll have to credit conservative Americans for having more sense and thicker skin. Not that we have to, we know who pays the majority in taxes and maybe you should show a little more respect and quit showing the world how fragile your minds and politics are.

[SamWiseGingy]

@hatfisc

Showing AA in white face / black face is offensive to AA. It goes back to the minstrel shows when blacks weren't allowed to preform without it.

If you don't care what offends an ethnic group then you are a racist.

[hatfisc]

@SamWiseGingy How is the Obama/Joker sign racist? What are the racial implications of the sign? The Websters dictionary is where I would direct you before putting labels on things.

[kerealciller]

Showing me three minutes of some guy rambling loudly into a megaphone and never really making any point isn't the best way to change my mind about how idiotic the tea party is. Especially when he starts out by referencing John 3:16 for no apparent reason.

[SamWiseGingy]

Every time you guys use racist images of Obama, like the witch doctor or the Joker or carry a confederate flag or say Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh, or any other of those right wing ideologues you alienate African Americans and every other minority.

But don't you go changing. As a liberal I am glad your movement has no appeal outside of the south or in urban centers.

[whoo689]

This just further angers me regarding the teabaggers, I'm sorry. If they're that ignorant to the history of American disasters and stupid actions, esp. in foreign policy, then he's an even bigger idiot than I thought. Yes, we've done a lot of good in the world, but we've also made some mistakes and been arrogant. We have dictated to other nations, believe it or not, despite what douchebag Mitt Romney wants you to believe. It's a mixed bag. We haven't JUST been angels to the int'l world.

[whoo689]

Surely that guy would not say "slavery was a good thing" or ignore the fact that his ancestors probably were slaves and only focus on the emancipation AFTER slavery. That's just dumb. We need take the good WITH the bad. Yes, we're a great nation, but we're not "the world's savior" or anything like that. We don't always do what's necessarily the best thing for other nations. Sometimes we screw up. Sometimes we support dictators that violate our own principles just for convenience.

[whoo689]

"No need to apologize" even when you or your gov't does something horribly wrong? the gov't that you elected in? Gimme a fucking break. It's this kind of jingoistic arrogance that only further fucks things up. You have to recognize the good with the bad. Too many American right-wingers think they should only focus on the good and ignore the bad, because if you talk about the bad, you're "anti-American" or some bullshit like that. No, of course not. It's called being fair and balanced.