Report: 956 White supremacist groups in the US w/ 50,000 members (suspect, death, Brown)

[AnUnidentifiedMale]

Originally Posted by John McClane

Nobody was murdered, no buildings got blown up, and there were no bombs sent anywhere during the tea party protests, but that still did not stop you and other far left liberals from labeling the people who attended those protests as rightwing extremists.

I don't think they were called right-wing extremists. They were just called right-wing nutjobs.

[John McClane]

I don't think they were called right-wing extremists. They were just called right-wing nutjobs.

WRONG. Here is an example from one of your far left liberal kind at the Huffington Post referring to tea party protestors as right wing extremists.
Bob Cesca: Sharing Tea Bags with Right Wing Extremists

[SLCPUNK]

Originally Posted by John McClane

Nobody was murdered, no buildings got blown up, and there were no bombs sent anywhere during the tea party protests, but that still did not stop you and other far left liberals from labeling the people who attended those protests as rightwing extremists.

I label those who murder abortion doctors right wing terrorists. Teabaggers are just stupid.

[AnUnidentifiedMale]

Originally Posted by John McClane

WRONG. Here is an example from one of your far left liberal kind at the Huffington Post referring to tea party protestors as rightwing extremists.
Bob Cesca: Sharing Tea Bags with Right Wing Extremists

Okay, that's one person.

[AnUnidentifiedMale]

Originally Posted by SLCPUNK

Teabaggers are just stupid.

And selfish.

[chielgirl]

Originally Posted by John McClane

Nobody was murdered, no buildings got blown up, and there were no bombs sent anywhere during the tea party protests, but that still did not stop you and other far left liberals from labeling the people who attended those protests as rightwing extremists.

Blatantly false.
Many people did comment on the relevancy, on the fact that this "movement" was started by rich white guys and that supporters/attendees supported them and did their work.

I don't recall "rightwing extremists" being used.
Funny, though, Bush spent at least as much, yet you didn't protest then.

[John McClane]

I don't recall "rightwing extremists" being used.

Than you haven't been on the Huffington Post or other far left wing websites.

[jetgraphics]

Originally Posted by censusdata

SPLCenter.org: Hate Groups Map

I wouldn't trust anything presented by the Southern Poverty Law Center. They're fully capable of fabricating "facts" and you can't do much about it - they are a sleaze outfit. You can't fight them, either. Like wrestling with pigs, you get dirty and the pigs enjoy it.

Just think of them as the "ACORN" of honesty.

[chielgirl]

Originally Posted by John McClane

Than you haven't been on the Huffington Post or other far left wing websites.

So, you're out searching for this term?
Was it an opinion piece or a piece of news?

You said in your post "you" referring to another poster on CD.
Please be clear in your whining.

Funny, it's easy for you to use "far left wing" at pretty much middle of the road websites.

[John McClane]

So, you're out searching for this term?

Bob Cesca: Sharing Tea Bags with Right Wing Extremists

Funny, it's easy for you to use "far left wing" at pretty much middle of the road websites.

The Huffington Post is middle of the road to you. Put the kool-aid down.