The TRUE story of the Tea Party

[BigBadBrian]

The last time the Tea Party rally came through my town, it drew almost 3,000 people to the park in the middle of a Wednesday afternoon. At first I thought to myself "That's alot of people calling in sick to work today!"
It wasn't until I put it together with the fact that most of them were proudly wielding misspelled signs and pictures of the holocaust. That's when the reality of the situation started to kick in, that not too many calls had to be made.

Liar. Unlike you, most tea partiers have a job. I imagine you had a good view of the rally from the unemployment line though.

Let's hear you whine and rub your pussy about all the union schoolteachers who abandoned their children with the recent hooliganism at the State House in Wisconsin.

[hambon4lif]

Liar. Unlike you, most tea partiers have a job. I imagine you had a good view of the rally from the unemployment line though.

The only thing I would've seen is you in the middle of that crowd of 'morans' with your finger through the beltloop of someone who actually had an opinion of their own.

[Guitar Shark]

Now THERE's an image...

[hambon4lif]

Let's hear you whine and rub your pussy about all the union schoolteachers who abandoned their children with the recent hooliganism at the State House in Wisconsin.

What started all that so-called "hooliganism" in the first place?
Here on the stateline, we're getting alot of cheese-head refugees that no longer want to live in a state governed by a fucking maniac. Why in the world would I whine about that? Hell, we're enjoying the revenue.

Literally two weeks before your governor decided to strip his own people of one of their rights, he created that huge "Come To Wisconsin" campaign to lure small businesses from Illinois.
In light of recent events, I can't help but ask........how's that whole thing working out?

You're oblivious to it because of your "I've got mine, so fuck everyone else" mentality. I suppose you'll finally wake up to it when entire communities crumble around you as a result of the actions taken by your beloved governor, who happens to share that very same fucked-up mentality.

[kwame k]

What started all that so-called "hooliganism" in the first place?
Here on the stateline, we're getting alot of cheese-head refugees that no longer want to live in a state governed by a fucking maniac. Why in the world would I whine about that? Hell, we're enjoying the revenue.

Literally two weeks before your governor decided to strip his own people of one of their rights, he created that huge "Come To Wisconsin" campaign to lure small businesses from Illinois.
In light of recent events, I can't help but ask........how's that whole thing working out?

You're oblivious to it because of your "I've got mine, so fuck everyone else" mentality. I suppose you'll finally wake up to it when entire communities crumble around you as a result of the actions taken by your beloved governor, who happens to share that very same fucked-up mentality.

Exactly, when the Forrest of the world realize that when all of us prosper the whole country prospers, we just might get real change in this country. Small businesses were the backbone of this country and now it's being assaulted by big corporations and government. The big corps would like nothing more than to outlaw collective bargaining in this country. What is the consequence of that.....lower wages for all of us.

The point that Forrest and friends seem incapable of understanding is when there's decent jobs and a living wage being paid most Americans won't use the social services, therefore they will be contributing to society instead of "leeching" off of it.

[Kristy]

Liar. Unlike you, most tea partiers have a job.

Do they now? Appears most like to protest and bitch with a lot of time on their hands. Obviously, being a tea bagger means you have an understanding and cooperative boss, one who knows what it means to see Ted Nugent play guitar at a rally, or sneak off while on the clock to make the ridiculous signs (often misspelled and historically inaccurate) with no reprisals whatsoever. I sit corrected.

[binnie]

Surely the issue of whether or not someone is a moot point: being unemployed doesn't make you any less American, or devalue your view.

[Blaze]

I am glad I have my passport.

[knuckleboner]

Surely the issue of whether or not someone is a moot point: being unemployed doesn't make you any less American, or devalue your view.

yes, but arguing whose blow actually beat the horse dead IS a vital American right...

[ELVIS]

Appears most like to protest and bitch with a lot of time on their hands.

Like Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, queers and other assorted liberals ??

[FORD]

There goes Elvis talking about the "queers" again. Come out of that closet already, girlfriend!

[BigBadBrian]

There goes Elvis talking about the "queers" again. Come out of that closet already, girlfriend!

FORD is having trouble getting a "date."