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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 19 Feb 10 - 09:34 PM Are dope dealers a KKK terrorist group? KKK Leader Ran Group With Drug Money A Ku Klux Klan leader was arrested on charges of selling marijuana and using proceeds of drug sales to help operate a faction of the white supremacist order, authorities said Wednesday. A spokesman for the Georgia Bureau of Investigation said Gregory Eugene Walker, identified as the leader of the Southern White Knights, was accused of selling 5 pounds of marijuana and methamphetamine to an undercover agent beginning in February. Walker, 35, also was accused of selling an AK-47 semiautomatic rifle and a sawed-off 12-gauge shotgun. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 19 Feb 10 - 06:23 PM ...and 200... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 19 Feb 10 - 06:19 PM This is becomin' really funny!!! It's obvious that Sawz is one the defensive here with his sarcasim about this and thet being terrorists or hate groups... That way he really doesn't have to look at the *real* situation that is occuring in the Tea Party... There is a reason why when you look at the pictures of these Tea Party rallies that 99% of the folks are whiter than a Sears washer... That oughtta say somethin'... Maybe the same somethin' that explains why black folks didn't join the Klan... Just a wild supposition... lol... As for me gojng over my 18,000 posts??? Why would I do that... I've got my fan club to do that and now and then come up with a "But you said___________________"... Hey, I'll satnd behind everything I've written here so I don't need to revisit any of my posts... Yeah, I've had a couple of fans take stuff outta context and I've had to revisit to see just what they were up to but the body of my writing her in Mudville I stand behind 100%... Not 99.9%... BTW, I got a line on some real fine shine... $25 for 2 litres!!! Hey, that is cheap fir good shine... I reckon I'll get me 4 litres and hide it from the P-Vine who can smell good shine thru a safe's door... I mean, bless here heart... She is good as gold and I don't deserve such a wonderful women but ya gotta hide the shine real good 'er she'll get into it... The last bottle I got was hid way back in the bottom shelf of the refrig... So I go to get me a little shot of it and it's half gone... "Hey, Baby, you been hittin' my shine?" "Well, I mighta had one sip..." One sip, my boney hillbilly butt!!! B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 19 Feb 10 - 05:59 PM What's your point, Sozz? There was a moonshiner who was also either a KKK member or afficionado. SO? Will it offend you if we don't die of shock? O..O =o= |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 19 Feb 10 - 02:31 PM Are moonshiners members of the KKK terrorist organization? East Texas Man Arrested for Making Moonshine Angelina County deputies along with agents with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission arrested an East Texas man Friday on charges relating to the manufacturing and selling of "moonshine". Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission agent Ron Clinton, along with his boss, Jeff Taylor, displayed what was confiscated from the residence of Charles Rash in the Redland community of Angelina County. "Last week, a subject made contact with me and wished to basically just tell us a story of what he believed was an illegal moonshine operation going on in the county. I guess for no other reason he felt like that the underage population in the county, or some of them may have been buying moonshine from this subject." said agent Clinton. Not only were quarts and quarts of homemade alcohol found.. which allegedly sold for thirty dollars a quart, a small arsenal of rifles, shotguns and pistols were also discovered, along with thousands of rounds of ammunition. "When we arrived to execute the search warrant and arrest warrant, Mr. Rash attempted to flee the scene. He had to be subdued by offers that were there to execute the search warrant." But maybe the most surprising find had nothing to do with guns or alcohol. There was a lot of paraphernalia in the home, including patches, bumper stickers, a donation jar, and an application. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: GUEST,infowars.com Date: 19 Feb 10 - 01:48 PM Obama has Bill Ayers as an advisor. Ayers said race war had to be promoted in America. That was back when the SDS was breaking up. I can't recall any other presidential advisor advocating race war. Obama has an advisor who advocates race war. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Amos Date: 19 Feb 10 - 12:57 PM Bobert? Sure he does. He's willing to exchange points of view. What he thinks is beyond the pale is histrionic mugwumpery of the sort that Sawz&Co specialize in. A |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: pdq Date: 19 Feb 10 - 12:54 PM Well, Amos stands at 54,822 posts and no end in sight. 31 more Amos posts yesterday. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: GUEST,David E. Date: 19 Feb 10 - 12:39 PM Well...I'm thinking Bobert will be going over the 18,000 posts mark before the weekend is over. David E. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: beardedbruce Date: 19 Feb 10 - 12:20 PM Sawz, You don't think that Bobert considers ANY disagreement with his views to be "legitimate dissent", do you? |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 19 Feb 10 - 11:59 AM "Labeling political advocacy as 'terrorist activity' is a threat to legitimate dissent which has never been considered a crime in this country," said Kary Moss, Executive Director of the ACLU of Michigan. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 19 Feb 10 - 11:18 AM Are college professors a terrorist group? Dr. Amy Bishop was taken into custody outside the Shelby Center for Science and Technology on the UAH campus Friday afternoon. She is charged with capital murder. She is accused of shooting and killing three biology faculty members in a third floor conference room during a faculty meeting, and wounding three others. The shooting happened around 3:57PM CST. Dr. Bishop was arrested without incident approximately 10 minutes later. The 40-year-old woman joined the UAH faculty in 2003 after graduating from Harvard with a genetics degree in 1993. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 19 Feb 10 - 08:16 AM Nuthin' racist about it... Like I said, Sawz... Have a college professor who teaches "race studies" read this ***entire*** thread so that the context isn't missed and have that professor try explain it to you... Seems that me tryin' to expalin it to you is like tryin' to get the square peg thru the round hole... You just don't have the background or the inclination to understand... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Riginslinger Date: 18 Feb 10 - 10:30 PM Well, there's hate enough to go around, but it seems to get a whole lot worse in times of recession. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 18 Feb 10 - 06:34 PM Is this a racist remark? "So ya'll righties want to see the country sink further in the recession to get the "n***a" out???" |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 18 Feb 10 - 06:33 PM There ain't enough hate in the world for this brand of right wing haters, Greg... They are eat up with it... They are so consumed with hate that many would love nothin' more than to see the United Sates become a "failed state" because of their hatred of a black president... Sad, but true... But then when they are confronted with that they have the balls to call the folks who call them "the bigots" and "the haters"... What we have is a nation that is about to come apart becasue of the right wing demanding that "their country" be returned to them??? LIke why do they think it's theirs??? Because they say so??? B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Greg F. Date: 18 Feb 10 - 06:27 PM Was [John Wilkes Booth] in favor of slavery or not? Most defininitely pro-slavery & a Confederate sympathizer. His response to Lincoln's speech from the second-storey window of the White House on receiving news of Lee's surrender was: "That means nigger citizenship. That is the last speech he will ever make. By God, I'll put him through". Hateful enuf fer ya? |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 18 Feb 10 - 05:33 PM You can't stay on one thing longer than a couple posts and then it's off to another... I'd think ADD but it isn't that at all... It's that when you feel cornered you change the subject... You want me to demonstrate the education that (I) say (I) have that (you need)??? Tell ya' what, pal.... When you have made the effort to get your right winged head out of yer quite ignorant poeterior and have made some effort to meet with a professor or assitant professor of racial studies about yer assertions here that I have used "hate speech" then maybe we can move down the rest of yer list of particulars but... ...until then, I'll just assume that you think you know everything there is that you need to know and have no use for further education... I mean, it's not an unreasonable request on my part... But for the record, I know all about the Dixiecrats and the Byrd Machine... No story there that any casual historian doesn't know... Do you know that Lyndon Johnson said that by pushing his former Comgressional buddies that the Democratic Party would suffer for decades to come for having done so??? Nah, I reckon that don't mean nuthin' to you, either... Let us know how your visit with the professor goes... Be sure to take the entire thread... Okay??? Oh, and be sure that whomever you meet with is agreeable to gettin' a phone call from me, also, por favor... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 18 Feb 10 - 05:09 PM Another Bobert "fact" is born: "The fact that George Bush created quite alot of deficits that would kick in during the next president's term doesn't stop them from their daily pounding away at Obama as a "big spender Democrat" Care to document that? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh Where is the TARP money that is being repaid with interest going Bobert? It is characterized by you as "He gave money to the banks". However if you were knowledgeable in the matter you would know it was a loan to the banks to be repaid with interest to the Treasury to bring down the national debt. Is it going back to the Treasury Bobert? If not why? Demonstrate that "eductaion" that you say you have and you claim I need. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 18 Feb 10 - 04:56 PM Whatever Amos. I presume I still have the same rights that you do. You can disprove anything you want or as an alternative to facts you can use rhetoric, bloviation, Ad Hominem attacks, the tired dogeared worn out of context dodge as you desire. You can't even confirm that John Wilkes Booth was hateful or not. Was he in favor of slavery or not? |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Amos Date: 18 Feb 10 - 04:28 PM Sawz: You produce a really admirable volume of tangential irrelevance in your diligent pursuit of tangential irrelevance. If you were to try to make a short, articulate statement of your point when you flood the Cat with these pieces, it might be helpful. Otherwise, it is easy for a reader to get the impression that you are wholly incomprehensible. A |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 18 Feb 10 - 03:44 PM The record for the longest individual speech goes to South Carolina's J. Strom Thurmond who filibustered for 24 hours and 18 minutes against the Civil Rights Act of 1957. http://www.senate.gov/artandhistory/history/common/briefing/Filibuster_Cloture.htm |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 18 Feb 10 - 03:10 PM National Affairs: The Southern Manifesto> Time Magazine Mar. 26, 1956 On the floor of the U.S. Senate last week, Georgia's Walter F. George read a manifesto signed by 82 Southern Representatives and 19 Southern Senators. It pledged the signers to exert "all lawful means" toward reversing the Supreme Court's desegregation decision, and it appealed to Southerners "to scrupulously refrain from disorder and lawless acts." The idea for a Southern manifesto was conceived by South Carolina's Senator Strom Thurmond, who enlisted the powerful aid of Virginia's Senator Harry Byrd. At a caucus of Southern Senators, Thurmond produced mimeographed copies of his own arm-waving call for nullification. The caucus pushed Thurmond aside, ordered the paper rewritten by more temperate Senators. The final version was written mostly by Georgia's Senator Richard Russell, with amendments by Florida's Spessard Holland and Texas' Price Daniel and polishing by Arkansas' highly polished J. William Fulbright, a liberal hero. At that point Strom Thurmond elbowed his way back onto the scene, posed for photographers dictating the final draft—with which he had nothing to do—to his wife seated at a typewriter. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 18 Feb 10 - 02:34 PM I see not a single answer from Bobert, just more down talking. "One of the most notable filibusters of the 1960s occurred when when southern Democratic Senators attempted, unsuccessfully, to block the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by making a filibuster that lasted for 75 hours, which included a 14 hour and 13 minute address by Robert Byrd (D-WV)." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filibuster |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 18 Feb 10 - 08:06 AM In the hood there is the term "gang bangers", Sawz, that refers mostly to black memebers of street gangs... Now if I were to use the term "gang bangers" in place of the term "black folk" as if the two were interchangable then maybe you'd have something here... But I don't... Amos is right, mah man... You are flailing here... I suggested that you run this thread off and take it to a college professor who teaches race studies... Just about every decent sized college or university has such a course... Some have many classes that deal with race... Have a professor read what I have written and then maybe they can better explain to you the difference between "redneck" and "nigger".... Maybe no sssin' on you are hell-bent on playin' your little twisted race card which, BTW, is twisted well beyond any academic studies on race... Let me put it another way... You don't know shit about what you are talkin' about here... You are in way over yer head... Perhaps that is why you are flailin', I donno... I suggestee a while back that to pick something that you have some knowledge about to argue over but, no, you picked somethinng that you thought you could just twist the bullshit right and make chicken salad outta chicken shit... But don't belive me.... Run the thread off and go get some eductaion... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 18 Feb 10 - 12:41 AM "What do you mean seem to endorse" You can claim anything you want but it is nOt automaticaly true because you claimed it. You seem to endorse Booth and his famous "Sic semper tyranis" which actually goes back to Caesar's time. He killed the person that ended slavery. Now you claim others twist things around while you claim the sides have swapped. Now think up some big words that you think will change the facts into your fiction. Bobert claims "R*****k" does not refer to a race and then he says it refers to a segment of a race. If it denotes people of a certain race, it is racial. Does the term "W***e N****r" refer to an entire race? If not I guess it is not racial or offensive and socially acceptable. How about "P**r W***e T***h" or "T****er T**sh"? |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Amos Date: 17 Feb 10 - 11:45 PM You are a flailing mass off ill-comprehension, Sawz. I never said Booth was not hateful--or that he was hateful. I simply said that he was in favor of many of the same policies you and yours seem to endorse. In fact I said at the time that this observation was NO defense of Booth, but you chose to blank that bit out, I gues. Wake up. A |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 17 Feb 10 - 10:57 PM So Amos says Booth was not hateful. "The ideologies of the parties have swithced over the years" Beginning when the democrats couldn't hold back civil rights any longer. Then the great flip flop occurred when they found out they needed those votes. Who said "I'll have those n*****s voting Democratic for the next 200 years" ? |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Amos Date: 17 Feb 10 - 06:45 PM Sawz: I did no such thing, sir, and your innuendoes are as asinine as they are groundless. A |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 17 Feb 10 - 06:40 PM First of all, Sawz, "redneck" refers to a minority segment of the white race... Not the entire white race... I don't refer to whites as rednecks when I am talkin' about, ahhhhh, white friigin' people... That is one place that you are seriously confused... Maybe you need to take this and run this post off and go talk with a college professor who teaches race studies and ask them... Maybe they can get to to grasp this simple concept but I doubt it 'cuase you have proven to be a ve4ry slow learner... As fir hatin' folks, Sawz... You got that one wrong, too... I hate the sins but not the sinners... As for yer 2nd ammendment??? Once again you pay attention only to the second half of it because if taken with the first half it doesn't fit you little narrow minded agenda... As for Booth??? I think Amos stated it correctly... The ideologies of the parties have swithced over the years... Don't believe be... Enroll in American History 201 and, more importantly American History 202 and amybe you'll learn a little about the history of the country in which you live... That would be novel, indeed... BTW, I don't claim to be the greatest historian that ever lived but History was my 2nd major and I was certified to teach it when I graduated with my 1st degree so I do have a workin' knowledge of things that have occured in this country... As for guns, Part 2... I agree... Outlaw handguns and make folks carry the big heaters... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 17 Feb 10 - 05:38 PM What? As usual, Zzzz, you make no sense at all. O..O =o= |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 17 Feb 10 - 05:21 PM Interesting how Amos should point out his tortuous attempts at changing the bad to the good and the good to the bad by simply changing his standards. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Riginslinger Date: 17 Feb 10 - 04:07 PM There's a problem in taking issues and stacking them up on one side or the other. That's probably why such a huge number of voters are registering independent. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Amos Date: 17 Feb 10 - 03:20 PM Interesting you should demonize someone whose most famous statement was "Sic semper tyrranis" and who was promoting the principles of smaller government, less Federalism, and more States' Rights. Not a defense of Booth, but you forget how much the poles of American policy have switched places in the spectrum since Lincoln's day. A |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 17 Feb 10 - 03:17 PM "That was figurative, Sawz, and you know it" That was another Bobert fact same as "The term r*****k does not specifically refere to anyone's race" Here is some advice from the Ol' Wesginny changed heart KKKr that you should heed: "My old mom told me, 'Robert, you can't go to heaven if you hate anybody" Now as to the real issues, assuming you believe in the rule of law with the exception of dope and 'shine is that the guy with that big mean nasty old gun that gets you all scared shitless, had all the permits required and Arizona is an open carry state. Otherwise the Secret Service would have been on him like a duck on a junebug. Plus, with you being a constitution thumper and all, it is right there in the right to bear arms clause. Personally I would rather have the guns visible, big, nasty and easy to see rather than the weaselly concealed guns like John Wilkes Booth, the hateful Democrat, used. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 17 Feb 10 - 11:51 AM Yes, because it was Liberal activists who wore t-shirts saying democracy needed to be watered with blood. Oh wait. Anyway it's Liberal activists who took guns to town meetings. Oh wait. O..O =o= |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: beardedbruce Date: 17 Feb 10 - 09:20 AM But a substantial number of Liberal activists ARE murderers, or at least attempt to be. And that's way too many. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Greg F. Date: 17 Feb 10 - 09:17 AM all conservatives are racist KKK members. No, not all. But a substantial number of BuShite Neo-Conservatives ARE. And that's way too many. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: beardedbruce Date: 17 Feb 10 - 07:18 AM Bobert, By YOUR standard, I can now start a thread "bs: Murderer/Obama supporters" Re the shooter at U of A. :"A family source said Bishop, a mother of four children - the youngest a third-grade boy - was a far-left political extremist who was "obsessed" with President Obama to the point of being off-putting." That describes a number of Obama supporters, here and other places. But I have a little more understanding of facts and logical processes than you seem to demonstrate. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: beardedbruce Date: 17 Feb 10 - 07:11 AM Bobert, "I mean, even yer fellow righties ain't comin' in here with posts which I guess has alot to do with yer piss-poor behavior... " No, it has more to do with the assumption you make that all conservatives are racist KKK members. Keep informing us of the facts, ubermensch. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 17 Feb 10 - 07:08 AM That was figurative, Sawz, and you know it... Wheteher it was an AK47 or another kinda gun isn't the point... But, as per usual, you'd rather attack the details rather than the sentiment of the post... Okay, Big Shot... What kinda gun was it??? You saw the picture just like everyone else... You also saw the sign that the man was carrying that suggested some sort of removal of leaders.... You know, that tree slogan... The real weaselin' here is you and yer little juvinilistic tactics of attackin' the deatils rather than the real isssues... I mean, even yer fellow righties ain't comin' in here with posts which I guess has alot to do with yer piss-poor behavior... The M-16, was also figurative... The fact is that the Donnie Rumsfeld did take gifts to Saddam... Whetehr it was a gold plated M-16 or a gold plated sowrd is not the issue... How about gettin' with the discussion, Sawz, and leave yer annoying gnat behavior alone... It's terribly childish and it waters down what ever it is you are trying to say... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 17 Feb 10 - 02:05 AM Now here is another hate filled rant from Bobert, centered around a typical Bobert "fact" that he cannot back up execpt with more rhetoric and ad hominem attacks: "I hate it that a Tea Party gun-nut can show up at a ralley where the president is with an AK-47 strapped to his leg" How does one strap an AK-47 to their leg? Care to flesh out your hallucination with something to support your "fact"? Or will it be the usual weaseling out? I think this urban myth falls into same category as the gold plated M-16 given to Saddam Husein, hatched on Bobert's favorite left wing hate blogs. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 17 Feb 10 - 01:30 AM Still can't find anything supporting the Bobert magic 1 in 5 "fact" and he is too lazy and smug. He prefers bigoted ad hominen attacks and racial slurs or facts. Do people really go to bed hungry? .......The United Nations reported in June 2009 that 1.02 billion peopleâ€"one of every sixâ€"are acutely hungry every day. The great majority of these people live in grinding poverty on a daily basis, causing them to eat both less food overall and cheap food, which is often less nutritious........ ......The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that in 2005, about 11% of American households did not always have enough food for each member to have an active, healthy life. These families might be an older couple with unusually high utility bills or a struggling family in which the adults skip meals in order to feed the children....... Here are the sobering statistics: More than 12.6 million children were at risk of hunger at some point last year. That's 17.2% of all children, or one in six. Among them are: 5.1 million kids -43.6%-living at or below the poverty threshold. 5.9 million kids living with a married couple. 5.8 million kids -one-third-who live in single-woman households . 5.3 million Caucasian kids-1.4 million or more than any other racial group. 10.6 million kids living within metro areas-5 times the number living outside metro areas. 5.2 million in the South-more than in any other region of the country. The report said 6.7 million people were defined as having "very low food security" because they regularly lacked sufficient to eat. Among them, 96% reported that the food they bought did not last until they had money to buy more. Nearly all said they could not afford to eat balanced meals. Although few reported that this was a permanent situation throughout the year, 88% said it had occurred in three or more months. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 17 Feb 10 - 01:23 AM "you don't appear to actually care about hungry children at all" Then you have not read what I posted, You just lash out rather that prove your "Facts" Now like I said, wouldn't that lavish feast for the elitists have fed a lot of hungry children or not? You seem unconcerned about the feeding of the children except as a hate point to discredit those you do not agree with. Obama says "When times are tough, you tighten your belts" but that does not apply to his budget. The man of the people goes out for a photo op at a hamburger joint, then they serve $100 per pound Wagu prepared by two full time chef's and several assistant chefs. Michelle Obama gets chauffeured to the Capitol Area Food Bank for Feeding America event wearing $540 sneakers. Back at the white house: "So it has a very -- ooh, wow, on cue -- (laughter) -- this is Tafari right here, who is one of my assistant chefs, who did just a wonderful plate that we'll be serving tonight. These are three agnolottis that are served with the sunchoke puree, a little basil oil. It's really wonderful. It's very light and airy, and of course it's Mrs. Obama's favorite. So thank you, Tafari." |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Riginslinger Date: 16 Feb 10 - 09:08 AM Well, I mean he wasn't actually a sailor, but drunken, well...? |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Ebbie Date: 15 Feb 10 - 09:22 PM No, Beaubear, that WHUT? wasn't for you. I agree about the tandem thinkin', by the way. It was addressed to Rig, seemed an odd question to me. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 15 Feb 10 - 09:19 PM No, the powers controlling her just pulled a string on her back. Sort of like Bush fils. O..O =o= |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Riginslinger Date: 15 Feb 10 - 09:15 PM Did she write numbers of the tips of her fingers, or did she just chortle and fake amnesia like Ronald Reagan? |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 15 Feb 10 - 06:20 PM Barbie said that about mathematics too. O..O =o= |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 15 Feb 10 - 06:10 PM Well, doesn't Commander in Thief count fir anything, mouser??? I mean, when he was asked about the job he said it "was hard"... B~ |
