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Old 12-03-2011, 11:23 PM
 
Location: Coos Bay, Oregon
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Originally Posted by cmforte View Post
Then why do you think the "rights" of OWS "protesters" supercede the rights of others?
The Bill of Rights is not negotiable. What part of that did you not understand? Either everyone has freedom, or nobody has it.

 
Old 12-04-2011, 12:15 AM
 
Location: Southern California
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Originally Posted by KaaBoom View Post
The Bill of Rights is not negotiable. What part of that did you not understand? Either everyone has freedom, or nobody has it.
Freedom does not equal anarchy. Why do you think the "rights" of OWS "protesters" supercede the rights of others? Why can the OWS block sidewalks, streets, intersections, and shut down ports and businesses? And trash public spaces like city parks? You don't respect everyone's rights, if you did the OWS would obey State and local laws and ordinances and the Supreme Court and get permits, that way the rights of non-protesters would also be protected and upheld by giving them a warning about any closures the OWS demonstrations would cause so they can plan around them.

And yes, the Bill of Rights is negotiable, at least when it comes to how it is interpreted. That is why we have a Supreme Court. For example, where is abortion in the Constitution? Why did SCOTUS interpret the Constitution in a way that it supports abortion? If the Constitution is so clear and black and white, then should we disband the Supreme Court?
 
Old 12-04-2011, 12:27 AM
 
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Default Stupid.

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Originally Posted by KaaBoom View Post
Honey. You should know by now that you will get nowhere with facts.

Facts will get you nowhere.

Let me repeat this for emphasis .. FACTS WILL GET YOU NOWHERE WITH PEOPLE WHO BRAINLESSLY RELY ON FAUX NEWS FOR THEIR TALKING POINTS.

It doesn't matter how passionate you are or how many facts (real facts) and figures you have at your disposal.

It will all be disputed and ripped apart by the brainless zombies who will believe anything that Rupert Murdoch tells his brainless silicone-enhanced teleprompter readers to report on FAUX News.

They will eat that sh*t up while they pick at their Vienna Sausage and their Mac and Cheese while sipping on their Pabst Blue Ribbon beer in front of the TV during Jeopardy.

They really aren't that smart.

Republicans have figured out how to manipulate these poor preople.

Thats the real issue!

How do Democrats figure out how to manipulate those stupid people?
 
Old 12-04-2011, 01:38 AM
 
Location: Chicagoland
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Originally Posted by clb10 View Post
The Tea Party movement picks up its trash.

The Tea Party movement doesn't poop on police cars.

The Tea Party movement believes in personal liberty.

The Tea Party movement respects property rights.

The Tea Party movement is against bailouts of corporations by Congress using money borrowed from China.

The Tea Party movement loves the U.S. Constitution.

The Tea Party movement doesn't care about race.

The Tea Party movement doesn't care about your income or level of education.

The Tea Party movement doesn't impede traffic with marches.

The Tea Party movement doesn't break shop windows.

The Tea Party movement doesn't shut down small businesses to protest large businesses.

The Tea Party movement doesn't ban homeless people from feeding at its rallies.

The Tea Party movement doesn't divide people into neat little economic groups in order to divide the people.
Nice lies. How many times did you have to tell yourself that before you believed it?
 
Old 12-04-2011, 08:37 AM
 
Location: Reality
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How do Democrats figure out how to manipulate those stupid people?
Democrats have already figured it out, there are hundreds of stupid people sleeping in tents in parks all over this country right now who are being manipulated by Democrats and liberals.
 
Old 12-04-2011, 09:42 AM
 
Location: USA - midwest
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LMMFAO- thanks for this look inside the pathetic liberal mindset.

"I'd rather hire someone who protests because they want their student loans forgiven and they're upset because other people have more than them."

BTW: I wonder how many occupeeons will list their participation in the bowel movement on their resumes along with their degree in drama?

Conservos...

Always so angry.

And full of "ideas" straight from the mouths of Limbaugh, Weiner-Savage and Beck.
 
Old 12-04-2011, 10:50 AM
 
Location: Reality
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Conservos...

Always so angry.

And full of "ideas" straight from the mouths of Limbaugh, Weiner-Savage and Beck.
Angry? Hardly... we're quite amused by the *******s trying to compare the OWS disaster to the Tea Party and ignoring all facts in the process.
 
Old 12-04-2011, 02:20 PM
 
Location: Earth
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The Tea Party - in its most purest, grass roots form - is essentially like Occupy Wall Street except with an older median age. Likewise OWS at heart is like the Tea Party with younger demographics. Methinks the hatred between both is because to some extent they are rivals. Just imagine if they joined together.
 
Old 12-04-2011, 02:31 PM
 
Location: Tyler, TX
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the tea party of which it's been said they want the finest teachers, the finest policeforce, and the finest fire department but they don't want to pay for it
Side note:

What the TEA Party stands for has nothing to do with teachers, police or fire departments. Those are all LOCAL entities.

For the billionth time, the TEA Party is against excessive taxation at the FEDERAL level.

Do you understand the difference? At all?? I seriously doubt that you do. It's an ongoing problem with you anti-TEA Party types. You rail against us making completely false claims, using examples that we never used about police, fire, teachers, libraries, etc., but not once do you acknowledge that none of those things have ANYTHING to do with taxes collected by the federal government.

I'm really getting sick of this constant, intentional ignorance from the likes of you and your ilk. If you can't make your case with the facts, then maybe you shouldn't bother at all.
 
Old 12-04-2011, 03:39 PM
 
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Swagger, thank you for saying it and so succinctly! Don't get tired of having to repeat truths like this. Ya never know when it sinks in to someone that isn't posting, but only reading.
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