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As a Libertarian, I find this video silly. But almost entertaining.
It's easy to make fun of any group with a cartoon using exaggerated stereotypes.
well, cartoon-ish representations are meant to be exaggerated to achieve humorous effect. However, on this forum I've read a few posters who say they're Tea Party sympathizers using virtually the same arguments regarding gay marriage, muslims, etc. Am I getting the wrong picture?
The 'Taxed Enough Already' group [without career politicians trying to jump in front of it, and claim it as their own movement] is against every effort to raise taxes. As such they have no stance regarding Muslim activities. Their focus is taxes and reduced spending.
'Libertarians' want our constitutional liberties without the 200 years of constructed regulation that has occurred.
That was very poorly done. Not only was the libertarian badly portrayed and only showed a small portion of their ideology, and were entirely too permissive of Bush III Obama, but the tea partyer came across more like a liberal. More thread fail. But you can look around on Youtube and find some very good videos with that dog and bear where they actually do express political opinion and debate.
The 'Taxed Enough Already' group [without career politicians trying to jump in front of it, and claim it as their own movement] is against every effort to raise taxes. As such they have no stance regarding Muslim activities.
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