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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 22 May 10 - 08:12 AM Heck, not to mention Richard Nixon, for that matter... That's how far the right has come in it's move to turn back the clock... I'm just wondering what year they would be happy with??? Maybe 1860??? B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 21 May 10 - 11:58 PM Not to mention Teddy Roosevelt. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: LadyJean Date: 21 May 10 - 11:52 PM Two Tea Party Candidates get themselves their party's nominations. The Rand Paul says he opposes part of the civil rights act. (Political suicide.) and another one refers to Allah as "A Monkey God", then appolgizes to Hindues, who do, indeed, worship Lord Hanuman the monkey god. I would never call Tea Partiers rednecks. I dislike the term, and anyway it doesn't apply. Terms that apply include; wingnuts, whack a moles, screwballs, loons, nutcases and fruitcakes. Dwight Eisnehower is spinning in his grave, I'm sure. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 21 May 10 - 11:35 PM Did you know the Texas School Board Thing was going to change the state history curriculum such that the slave trade would be called the "Atlantic triangle trade"? They backed down from that ultimately, although they did pass most of the changes they were talking about, including teaching a bunch of neocon economic theory as historical fact. Intelligence is really not as common as I once thought. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 21 May 10 - 11:08 PM Yeah, after Paul's jaw-droppin' assertions on the rights of business owners I find it incredulous that bruce would be resurrecting these threads... I mean, this has not been a good couple of days for the righties... I think if I were bruce, unless he is completely unaware of Paul's proclamations, I'd be lying low... B??? |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 21 May 10 - 11:01 PM Didn't take long, all things considered, for their true nature to shine forth. Although the wise knew a long time ago what it was all about. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 21 May 10 - 09:27 PM Well, seems that this Paul feller kinda let the horse outta the barn... Said that a business owner had a right to refuse service to anyone he or she wanted... Hey, wasn't that what the the black folks who sat in at the Woolworth's lunch counter were against??? Seems the real colors (pun intended) of the Tea Partier are showin' thru... b~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Greg F. Date: 21 May 10 - 08:28 PM Hey, beat that dead horce one more time, BB. Or as an alternative, get a life. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: beardedbruce Date: 21 May 10 - 07:16 PM refresh |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 20 Apr 10 - 01:23 PM "My Stats prof in college spent an entire hour on how polls can be manipulated... Musta been a very interesting hour, I might add, 'cause it has stuck with me along time" "The Repubs have an edge in the polls as being a party that deals with miliatry and law inforcment issues" "Keep in mind that the week before 9/11 Bush had the lowest approval rating of any president since such polls have been taken" "You ain't gonna hear a bunch of stats outta me 'cause I don't need 'um" "I hate it that 1 in 5 children go hungry at night" "The claim of 1 in 5 children go to bed hungry is from statistics provided by, ahhhhhh, the leftie U.S.D.A!!! Google "1 in 5 Children Hungry" for deatils... Don'tcha just *hate* it when ol' hillbilly knows what the heck he's talkin' about??? lol..." "Seems a couple folks here have used government stats, without the staistical interpretation" "Consider these stats: 1. 16 "red' states, that combined have less population than one single blue state " |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 15 Apr 10 - 08:54 PM Sawz "shootin his regular" (street for S.O.S. = Same old shit)... Meanwhile, back at the ranch, Sawz continues to sandbag on my request to initiate the "cordial discussion" that ***he says*** he wants to have... Normal for Sawz these days... Wants to have "cordial discussions" but refuses to have "cordial discussions"??? (((Yawn))) B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 15 Apr 10 - 01:29 AM Bobert says that "to provide a budget for a familty of 4 living at the poverty level" is one simple question. Who agrees with that? Who even thinks it is a question? Here is how Bobert demands answers from others as well as an example of his bullying, badgering and accusing others of racism and hatred just because he disagrees with them: Subject: RE: BS: Pennsylvania Primary... From: Bobert - PM Date: 26 Apr 08 - 07:46 PM Well gol danged, Fantz... What got under yer skin??? Perhaps you'd like to post how McCain and McClinton voted??? Nah, that would go against yer racist attacks on Obama... You don't like the term "racist"??? Too bad... Until you become an equal opportunity attack machine and since you won't answer my many questions about you apparent hate for Obama the only thing that I can ses is that you don't like him because he is black... ...or you'd come clean on your hatred for him... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 15 Apr 10 - 01:06 AM Foes Of Tea Party Movement To Infiltrate Rallies NPROpponents of the fiscally conservative tea party movement say they plan to infiltrate and dismantle the political group by trying to make its members appear to be racist, homophobic and moronic.Jason Levin, creator of http://www.crashtheteaparty.org, said Monday the group has 65 leaders in major cities across the country who are trying to recruit members to infiltrate tea party events for April 15 — tax filing day, when tea party groups across the country are planning to gather and protest high taxes. "Every time we have someone on camera saying that Barack Obama isn't an American citizen, we want someone sitting next to him saying, 'That's right, he's an alien from outer space!'" Levin said. Tea party members said the backlash comes from ignorance. "They can't actually debate our message and that's their problem," said Bob MacGuffie, a Connecticut organizer for Right Principles, a tea party group that also has members in New York and New Jersey. The tea party movement generally unites on the fiscally conservative principles of small government, lower taxes and less spending. Beyond that the ideology of the people involved tends to vary dramatically. Levin says they want to exaggerate the group's least appealing qualities, further distance the tea party from mainstream America and damage the public's opinion of them. "Do I think every member of the tea party is a homophobe, racist or a moron? No, absolutely not," Levin said. "Do I think most of them are homophobes, racists or morons? Absolutely." The site manifesto says they want to dismantle the Tea Party by nonviolent means. "We have already sat quietly in their meetings, and observed their rallies," the site said. Another tea party organizer said the attempt to destroy the movement was evidence its message is resonating. "We've been ignored, we've been ridiculed. Well, now they're coming after us," said Judy Pepenella, a co-coordinator for the New York State Tea Party. "Gandhi's quote is one we understand: 'First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, then you win.'" |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 14 Apr 10 - 06:36 PM Yer right, strings... A bunch of angry white people, most of whom are toward the shallow end of the gene pool, being manipulated into fighting the very people who are trying to get government to work for them against the people who are manipulating them??? The silver spooners have the plastic spooner down pat... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Stringsinger Date: 14 Apr 10 - 02:59 PM Fascism is defined as the marriage between government and corporations. The latter influence the former and the media is corporate controlled that dispenses information. Fascism is often the product of a populist uprising that occurs when jobs are scarce and the pitchfork and torch brigade are looking for scapegoats. In Germany, it was intellectuals, Jews, liberals, Gypsies and foreigners of color, communists, and anyone who wasn't considered to be "patriotic" or "Christian". It's not just the KKK, here. Take a good look at the Tea Party. White angry faces, jobless, exploited by corporate greed, a government that remains somewhat passive in dealing with these issues, and an unregulated "marketplace" which disenfranchises many who have become homeless. This reaction is predictable since Capitalism as we know it has turned sour. Fascism is possible in the U.S. FDR fought it the best way he knew how by challenging corporations and regulating the so-called "Free Market" which isn't free but operates through consensus and manipulation by corporations. The "Free Market" is a euphemism that stands for the goals of fascism by weakening the regulatory power of the government and combining with it to keep the power base wealthy and dictatorial. The so-calledTea Party movement is a prelude for American fascism. They are unwittingly supporting the banksters and the manipulating propaganda of the GOP. They won't face the real problem, the system that we call Capitalism today is not working. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 13 Apr 10 - 06:57 PM No, Sawz... I sidestep yer bullshit ballgames... You are the one with no answers... I asked you to provide a budget for a familty of 4 living at the poverty level but... ...yer too busy??? Geeze, ya' got plenty of time to attack everything I write here but too busy to answer one simple question??? Hmmmmmmmm??? B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 13 Apr 10 - 03:02 PM Again, Nobody is wrong all the time and nobody is right all the time. Bobert has no answers, just rhetoric to sidestep the issues. He runs like pigs from a gun. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Donuel Date: 13 Apr 10 - 09:15 AM and now its Springtime for Fairfax and tea parties Winter for Barak and Feds We will reload and threaten death We are all tired of massive debt yes folks the new confederacy is on the rise and will put all those uppity blacks where they belong. At the head of our armed demonstration in Fairfax Virginia, as close to the capitol that we can legaly get, will be our new banner made by our fearless leader. http://usera.imagecave.com/donuel/teapartyflag4.jpg |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 12 Apr 10 - 07:51 PM Bullshit, Saws... You have been a Bushite ever since you dropped yer "Dickey" handle, where you were also a Bushite since you dropped yer "Old Guy" handle, where you were also a Bushite... Now yer this Obama-ite Democrat??? What??? Do the folks here have "friggin' Moron" written on their faces??? B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 12 Apr 10 - 04:28 PM Teabaggers probably can't even spell anniversary. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: McGrath of Harlow Date: 12 Apr 10 - 01:45 PM Problem is, some people don't want it to end. Well, that sentence at least appears pretty evidently true. I note that the Teabaggers have decided to hold big anti-Obama rallies over your country on the very same day as the 15th anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing. Charming people. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 12 Apr 10 - 10:59 AM Bobert: You are singing the song. Bobert's song. He hates him, somebody wants somebody to kill somebody. Do you believe people should treat Obama different? I don't because to do so would be bigoted and racist. I don't really care about his shoes or his tie, just his actions. Bigots and racists are the ones that need to play the race card. When Obama was elected I was thinking this would finally end the race issue and that is good. Problem is, some people don't want it to end. They want to bring it into everything. They miss the 60's. The glory days. I can understand your enthusiasm over have Obama as president. Are you going to apply the same standards that you would apply to anyone else? When Bush said something you disagreed with it was a lie. Killing innocent women and children in a war that is undeclared in a country we are not even at war with was a war crime when Bush did it. When Obama makes a campaign promise and breaks it you explain it away with somebodys sweet tater pie. How cozy and innocent that deception was. When Obama orders up some more drones to strike villages in Pakistan over the TV. That is suddenly a minor detail. I see the good things he does as well as the not so good. Example: When it became apparent that Rev Wright was a racist, he publicly separated him self from Wright's views. That took guts: "But the remarks that have caused this recent firestorm weren't simply controversial. They weren't simply a religious leader's effort to speak out against perceived injustice. Instead, they expressed a profoundly distorted view of this country - a view that sees white racism as endemic, and that elevates what is wrong with America above all that we know is right with America; a view that sees the conflicts in the Middle East as rooted primarily in the actions of stalwart allies like Israel, instead of emanating from the perverse and hateful ideologies of radical Islam. As such, Reverend Wright's comments were not only wrong but divisive, divisive at a time when we need unity; racially charged at a time when we need to come together to solve a set of monumental problems - two wars, a terrorist threat, a falling economy, a chronic health care crisis and potentially devastating climate change; problems that are neither black or white or Latino or Asian, but rather problems that confront us all." Are you expressing a profoundly distorted view of this country - a view that sees white racism as endemic Bobert? |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 11 Apr 10 - 10:47 PM As for code... I'd rather have a bigot come out and say, "I hate _____________ (insert race or creed) than to hear self-righteous bigot's talk just how enlightened they are about race... I heard that song so many times I could recite in my sleep... Problem is that when a black man is elected these folks find all of these faults with stuff that he has done which his predessor did, too... One such bigot at another website had the self-righteous balls to say that Obama's adiminstration was the most secretive in American history??? After three day, mind you???? So I confronted that individual about "codified racism" and there was a big blow there and so I just don't need to go there anymore... I mean, making a comment after three days that Obama's administartion was this or that??? Three friggin' day's, folks... No a month... 3 days... I mean, how does one come up with that kinda thinkin' after 3 days??? Well, there certainly can't be anything in the way of clear, critical thinkin' goin' one here so... ...ahhhh, maybe they didn't like Obama's tie??? No, it was his shoes??? I donno... So, fir anyone actually reading this (other than me and sawz), this is a little history of when Saw's makes these references to "code" or "codified" in his daily attack posts against me... BTW... (Boberdz, Boberdz... No one is reading any of this except Sawz... Nah, he probably gave up long ago 'cause it's cutting into his obsession time creating the new 'n improved Bobert slam...) Yeah, yer probably right... Guess the bottom line is this... I stand behind what I said at that other website and I'd ask Sawz that if he planned on using stuff against me that was written elsewhere to please reference it so that folks can go there and judge for themselves the body of my work... That is just basic journalistic courtesy... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 11 Apr 10 - 07:59 AM See you've got yer tin-foli hat on again, Sawz... |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 11 Apr 10 - 12:41 AM It's all in code. Only the killers know the code. Sorta like dog whistle politics. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 10 Apr 10 - 10:46 PM Plus, I been playing geetar all night an' was workin' on some mindless riff that just needs repetition... Ya'll musicans know what I mean... And I was thinkin' about Tea Party folks and then I started thinking about Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" and it all came into focus... What we have here is the "Epsilon Revolt"!!! Yeah, purdy scarey concept but stranger things have happened??? Just think about it... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 10 Apr 10 - 07:50 AM Jeeze... Guess I need to cut down on my shine intake 'cause I don't recall ever screaming (or otherwise) for anyone to kill Sarah Palin or Glen Beck??? B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 09 Apr 10 - 11:43 PM I don't use Autocad, and none of my friends do. What you talkin' 'bout, Willis? |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 09 Apr 10 - 10:49 PM First Bobert ain't got no time for fact checking but then all of a sudden he's got time for two more posts ***screaming*** for lefties to kill Glen Beck and Sarah Palin in a lynch mob. The sign the guy was totin' was a quote from Thomas Jefferson. And by the way, most people use Autocad these days. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 09 Apr 10 - 10:24 PM Good point, mouse... Yeah, the evangelicals believe that it is our Christain duty to help those less fortunate... And, yeah, churches do alot of the heavy lifting but at the end of the day the churches are no match for a nation with 35 million (minimum) people living in poverty... So enter "the government"... Food Satmsp and Fuel Assistence and Section VIII Housing and, and... All worthy in the teachings of Jesus, who BTW would be a big time leftie if He were among US today... But the other issue where the evangelicals join with the left is on taking care of our planet... Many have become pretty striong environmentalists... But I'm talkin' about folks who truely believe... The problem is that there is a split within the right... You have the knothead Tea Party people you are just plain ignorant and willing to follow Sarah Palin to the gates of hell and then you have learned Christains who spend time with their Bible everyday and have gotten beyond the Old testament and are trying to live lives that Jesus called for them to live and they are in a major quandry these days... To their right are knotheads and to their the left, ahhhhhh, some very suspicious people who they ***have heard*** are all heathens??? Messed up little deal they have goin'... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 09 Apr 10 - 12:59 PM Anybody who willingly helps someone they're not related to is a socialist. Which is why the "religious right" has such a headache -- they are told they can't be socialists by their masters, and yet their real Master told them otherwise. Glen Beck said it best: they can't serve two masters. Either renounce Jesus or renounce the anti-socialist rhetoric of the Republican overlords. Glad I'm not on the Religious Right -- I hate solving that kind of dilemma. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 09 Apr 10 - 08:07 AM Any link that begins "Many liberals consider themselves as socialists" isn't going to lead to any greater truths, itchy... It's alot like geometry... You have therums that are given, such as the shortest distance between two points is a straught line... This cannot be proven to the best of my knowledge but in order for other things to work in geometry we assume that that therum is correct and can therefore build upon that as being a given... With me so far??? But now if we were to assume that the shortest distance between two points was a curved line and tried to build from there then at some point things would collapse because the foundation was mythology as opposed to reality... So to build off a rather ignorant assumption that "many liberals consider themselves socialists" (whatever that word means to righties anyway) is going to get to conclusions that are not based on reality... In other words... The above link is "bunk"... I consider myself to be a liberal/progressive and know lots of others who cinsider themselves liberal/progressives and I really don't remember any discussion with these folks were they said they considered themselves socialists... Might of fact, this entire idea of "socialist" is something that the righties are concerned with becuase the right is very good at "demonizing" words and they have worn the term "liberal" out in terms of it having any real powers to get their lynch-mob mentality followers blood to boil... And so it's now onto "socialism"... Yeah, the right needs their boogie-men to keeep the redneck all lathered up and the new kid on the block is "socialism, socialist"... Oh, horrors... But if a word that most of the angry rednecks couldn't even give a functional defination of makes the rednecks write checks and vote for knotheads works for the puppeteers, then so be it. Socialism will just have to do until it is also worn out... Then it will be a new boogie-man word... And then another 'caause... ...angry people write checks!!! B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: ichMael Date: 08 Apr 10 - 10:51 PM |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 07 Apr 10 - 08:34 PM I don't know what the sign said, Sawz... It was all over the news... It was some quote from the early 1800's I think... Heck, you can find it... Shoot, if there's one source on the planet that would be in conflict with something I have said then you'd find it... It wouldn't matter if it made any sense, was logical 'der none of that... You'd find it... I just ain't got time to go hunting fir it... But you know exactly what that sign said, 'er can find in in short order... I just ain't got lotta time on my hands these days... Too much homework... Cuttin' into my shine and pot time, too... I hate that... Back to the drawing table fir me... Meetings all tomorrow afternoon and have to have my drawings done tonight... Be a good Slawz and go find the sign... You can do it... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 07 Apr 10 - 03:04 PM How is this sign Bobert? Was the person arrested or shot? |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 07 Apr 10 - 02:12 PM Bobert: What specifically did the sign say? I would like to see it my self so I an make my own determinations. That is what you call questioning, critical thinking. I saw one at a anti-bush rally that said "I am here to kill Bush, shoot me" Was the person either arrested or shot? You seem so tormented by these misconceptions of yours. I see no evidence of this "screaming for re****ks to kill Obama" either real or otherwise. And why is this undetected screaming directed at re****ks? Here's scream: "kill all the rich people, break up their cars and apartments, bring the revolution home, kill your parents, that's where it's at." |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 03 Apr 10 - 07:50 PM What, Slawz... You illiterate, 'er what??? Hey, when I guy straps a gun on his leg and holds up a sign that suggests strongly that the waters must be cleansed (or whatever that sign said to the same effect) outsaid a rally where Obam was going to speak that is, in these mass media days of 24/7 continuos news cycles, screaming to kill Obama... Hey, yhou don't have to be a weatherman tyo tell which way the wind blows... If I had done the exact same thing (gun and sign) at a Bush rally I would have been either arrested ot shot... That is reality... So when I say that redfnecks are screaming for Obama to be shot, yeah, when they are allowed to go to the lenghts that this redneck did and get away with it that is virtual screaming... Why screaming??? It was extreme behavior... But of course, you being the literalist would wait until the mugger told you exactly what he was going to do if you didn't trn over yer wallet before doing so and gotten yer niave ass shot the heck up in your literalism... Have you lived in some kinda bubble all yer life... Don't you get anything if it isn't spelled out exactly the way that you can understand it??? Man, it must suck being you... b~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 03 Apr 10 - 06:53 PM http://newsone.com/nation/cganemccalla/video-pastor-says-if-you-kill-obama-its-not-murder/ http://www.sodahead.com/united-states/pastor-wiley-drake-prays-for-obamas-death-and-orders-followers-to-do-the-same-is-wiley-drake-the-t/question-495595/ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 03 Apr 10 - 02:48 PM All you need to do Bobert is to answer the straight up question instead of running like pigs from a gun. Just who is "out there screaming for re****ks to kill Obama" |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 02 Apr 10 - 06:18 PM Slawz.... You are getting more delussional by the day... Plus you OCD is way out of hand... I don't know what it was that yer shrink had you do the last couple of times that you were eat up obsessed with me but it's time to revisit that, man... No offense, but you are embarressing yourself here... Serious... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: GUEST,TIA Date: 02 Apr 10 - 11:52 AM While we are assigning homework, you ought to read this also: http://www.splcenter.org/get-informed/intelligence-report/browse-all-issues/2010/spring/rage-on-the-right "The signs of growing radicalization are everywhere. Armed men have come to Obama speeches bearing signs suggesting that the "tree of liberty" needs to be "watered" with "the blood of tyrants." The Conservative Political Action Conference held this February was co-sponsored by groups like the John Birch Society, which believes President Eisenhower was a Communist agent, and Oath Keepers, a Patriot outfit formed last year that suggests, in thinly veiled language, that the government has secret plans to declare martial law and intern patriotic Americans in concentration camps. Politicians pandering to the antigovernment right in 37 states have introduced "Tenth Amendment Resolutions," based on the constitutional provision keeping all powers not explicitly given to the federal government with the states. And, at the "A Well Regulated Militia" website, a recent discussion of how to build "clandestine safe houses" to stay clear of the federal government included a conversation about how mass murderers like Timothy McVeigh and Olympics bomber Eric Rudolph were supposedly betrayed at such houses." |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: GUEST,TIA Date: 02 Apr 10 - 11:47 AM From a report by the Council On Foreign Relations: "The FBI reports that eight of the fourteen terrorist acts prevented between 2002 and 2005 were planned by right-wing groups. The others ranged from an anarchist plan to bomb a Coast Guard station, a prison-gang attempt to attack military and Jewish targets around Los Angeles, and a few people who attempted, individually, to establish ties with al-Qaeda." and more: "Although environmental extremists were responsible for nearly all the domestic terrorist attacks between 2002 and 2005, right-wing extremists are still considered the most dangerous to the United States, says the SPLC. Right-wing extremist attacks are planned to target people, and if successfully carried out, intend to kill many civilians. Ecoterrorist attacks, on the other hand, aim to sabotage the infrastructure of businesses and corporations that endanger the earth; the groups do not aim to kill massive amounts of people. The FBI says right-wing extremists have the potential to carry out the most deadly domestic attacks since they have a tendency to amass weapons and explosives and have "a propensity for violence." Please don't believe me - read the whole thing. http://www.cfr.org/publication/9236/#p7 |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 02 Apr 10 - 10:33 AM Bobert projecting hate on others simply because he disagrees with them: "BTW, I don't think of NPR or PBS as "liberal"... Just because they aren't out there screaming for rednecks to kill Obama doesn't make them liberal... It just makes then, ahhhhhhh, civilized and sane" Just who is "out there screaming for rednecks to kill Obama" Bobert? By the logic, or lack thereof, of this statement by Bobert, any news source that is not "out there screaming for rednecks to kill Obama" is ahhhhhhh, civilized and sane. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 01 Apr 10 - 07:48 PM Wierd phrasiology... "Run toward more right positions from which to run" would be more accurate... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 01 Apr 10 - 07:46 PM I don't take homework assignment from you squakz... I gave you one and refused to do it so we're even... BTW, anyone know just how much actaul money is behind the organizing of the Tea Party??? I mean, first ya' throw in Dick Armey's lobbiest group that had pharma and insurance clients and then ya' thrown in all the FOX time, which BTW, ain't cheap... If they are airing a high profile football game you can drop a mill in a heartbeat with a few commercials... I mean, no one really knows becuase it's no the kinda stuff that "freedom on information" coule ver get to but I'd venture tens of billions spent to organize this so-called grass-roots party and in the final anaylsis all it has done is pissed off alot of moderates and forced the Repubs to run from further right positions at a time when independents and moderates make up the the swing votes??? I donno if Dick Armey's lobby firm and FOX/FIX foresaw the ramifications of their invetsments??? B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 01 Apr 10 - 09:16 AM Bobert: Enumerate the Right Wingers on the FBI terrorist list please. Thank you. And please continue projecting your hate and violence on people you disagree with while making apologies for the hateful and violent people you agree with. Like Tookie Williams. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 01 Apr 10 - 07:10 AM Now that's purdy funny, Sawz... Actually, I know one leftie who spent many years on the FBI's Top 10... His name is John Sinclair... Met him breifly in '69 at a Detroit anti-war rally and then again about 6 or 7 years ago... Seems he did about 8 years and during this time emersed himself inthe history of the blues and has become quite a blues historian and also has a radio show on the blues in Lousinana, if I am no mistaken... Might be southern Mississippi... But really, wouldn't it make more sense that a leftie would make the government's Top Ten??? I mean, that is one point I have made over and over... When the right wing carried guns around with threathening signs at demostartions they get a "hoo-hum" from the cops... Let a leftie do the same and he will be either arrested or gunned down... We have a dual standard going here big-time... BTW, the rightie gun nuts in Virginia have taken to gathering in their little gun nut circles, strappin on their heat and walking into family resturants in mass... I'd like to think it was like the black folks who did the same in in the 50's in sitting at lunvh counters but it's quite the opposite... Of course, to the rightie, they equate their right to turn a family restuarnt in to their little bullt pen and scare the hell outta old ladies and kids becasue they think it's their right as the same as black folks trying to get the right to just eat in a segregated resturant... Oh, how couargous these guns nuts are, right??? Wrong... They are just a buunch of rude punks who couldn't win a fist fight with their sisters... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 01 Apr 10 - 02:49 AM Well Well Well. Seems like the one and only American citizen on the FBI's Most Wanted Terrorists list is ................ A. A Right Winger. B. A Left Winger. Write down your answers and turn them in to Perfesser Bobert for scoring. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 30 Mar 10 - 05:38 PM Yeah, me thinks that Eugene is on to somethin' here... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Amos Date: 30 Mar 10 - 10:54 AM Eugene Robinson of the Washington Post remarks: "For decades now, the most serious threat of domestic terrorism has come from the growing ranks of paranoid, anti-government hate groups that draw their inspiration, vocabulary and anger from the far right. It is disingenuous for mainstream purveyors of incendiary far-right rhetoric to dismiss groups such as the Hutaree by saying that there are "crazies on both sides." This simply is not true. There was a time when the far left was a spawning ground for political violence. The first big story I covered was the San Francisco trial of heiress Patricia Hearst, who had been kidnapped and eventually co-opted by the Symbionese Liberation Army -- a far-left group whose philosophy was as apocalyptic and incoherent as that of the Hutaree. There are aging radicals in Cuba today who got to Havana by hijacking airplanes in the 1970s. Left-wing radicals caused mayhem and took innocent lives. But for the most part, far-left violence in this country has gone the way of the leisure suit and the AMC Gremlin. An anti-globalization movement, including a few window-smashing anarchists, was gaining traction at one point, but it quickly diminished after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. An environmental group and an animal-rights group have been linked with incidents of arson. Beyond those particulars, it is hard to identify any kind of leftist threat. By contrast, there has been explosive growth among far-right, militia-type groups that identify themselves as white supremacists, "constitutionalists," tax protesters and religious soldiers determined to kill people to uphold "Christian" values. Most of the groups that posed a real danger, as the Hutaree allegedly did, have been infiltrated and dismantled by authorities before they could do any damage. But we should never forget that the worst act of domestic terrorism ever committed in this country was authored by a member of the government-hating right wing: Timothy McVeigh's bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma City. It is dishonest for right-wing commentators to insist on an equivalence that does not exist. ..." |
