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Not that I am a tea party fan but this sounds like a real intimidating group.
Discussion and debate has been tried for decades. the middle class has lost that battle.
If this little coffee party thinks sipping a mochachino and whispering to each other that we need change is going to make a difference they need a history lesson.
Im sure the wealthy and powerful in this country are shaking in their boots at the sight of the coffee party.
add: I appreciate their intentions but Im sorry , I just think at this point its all for naut.
Not that I am a tea party fan but this sounds like a real intimidating group.
Discussion and debate has been tried for decades. the middle class has lost that battle.
If this little coffee party thinks sipping a mochachino and whispering to each other that we need change is going to make a difference they need a history lesson.
Im sure the wealthy and powerful in this country are shaking in their boots at the sight of the coffee party.
add: I appreciate their intentions but Im sorry , I just think at this point its all for naut.
The Coffee Party has gone from zero members to 117,419 in just six weeks. You don't think that will turn the heads of a few of our elected officials? Republican candidates court the tea bag party members so don't be so quick to dismiss what the Coffee Party might able to accomplish down the road. Their ideology may be different but both these two groups have a lot in common.
Not that I am a tea party fan but this sounds like a real intimidating group.
Discussion and debate has been tried for decades. the middle class has lost that battle.
If this little coffee party thinks sipping a mochachino and whispering to each other that we need change is going to make a difference they need a history lesson.
Im sure the wealthy and powerful in this country are shaking in their boots at the sight of the coffee party.
add: I appreciate their intentions but Im sorry , I just think at this point its all for naut.
I think people just wanted an alternative from the Tea Parties. People want change in government but don't want to be associated with the tea party people, since they are kind of an uneducated angry bunch of people. Yes, there are some in that movement that are truly trying to make a difference but their voices are being squashed out by crazies.
I went to a local tea party rally a few months ago...and there is no way in hell I'd want to be associated with those types of people.
I have been drinking coffee for over 40 years, and damn it, i am still light skin, have not gotten that nice tan from drinking coffee yet! maybe i need more cups in the morning?
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Originally Posted by ergohead
Quit adding half n' half, then see what happens.
For a really deep tan, I use brown sugar for the sweetener.
ive been drinking coffee for at least 38 years (im 40) and i drink it black and strong and I cant tan either!
i just burn, turn red, peal and go back to ultra pale white.
oh well. but i do like a good cuppa java!
I grind my own beans and brew in a $13 french press.... its far better coffee than my very expensive DeLongi drip!
I have been drinking coffee for over 40 years, and damn it, i am still light skin, have not gotten that nice tan from drinking coffee yet! maybe i need more cups in the morning?
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Originally Posted by bellalunatic
You don't see your slanted view here? Really? Are you serious?
If you had gone to the link you would've seen all info which could have tempered your assumptions prior to posting.
The whole idea is to get away from the stuff you are peddling.
Clearly this is not the group for you.
slanted view? oh there is no question about it! my veiw is very biased! LOL!
I like small and effecient government that does few things but does them well.
I do not like all encompassing nanny state big government.
HOWEVER, in talking about the Coffee party, as I have said, I dont know enough about them.
I do wish them well if their goal is to slow down spending.... I will go one step further. If their goal is to bring civility back to the process, in an a-political way, then I wish them well in that too!
however, if they are a progressive/liberal answer to the tea party then I wish nothing but folgers on them!
back to our argument.
my personal coffee habits do not indicate that I am a liberal big spender because it is MY MONEY.
NOR Do I take issue with Coffee Party people for spending their own money on coffee...
my only issue is IF they want to push government into more big spending....
HOWEVER, in talking about the Coffee party, as I have said, I dont know enough about them.
I do wish them well if their goal is to slow down spending.... I will go one step further. If their goal is to bring civility back to the process, in an a-political way, then I wish them well in that too!
back to our argument.
my personal coffee habits do not indicate that I am a liberal big spender because it is MY MONEY.
I am biased
Well, amen and hallelujah!
Yes you are a liberal big spender on coffee beans. That was my point in the first place.
Gads.
To wish folger's sewage on anyone is just plain mean and apparently partisan in your case. That's just sad.
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