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Location: Democratic Peoples Republic of Redneckistan
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Originally Posted by RCCCB
You call the tea party a mob, but they were not violent, had a point, did no pollute or urinate in public and were for people keeping their own money more than growing government.
Also, the unions have been busing people to this event.
Since you seem to be copy/pasting this post in every thread...I'll ask you here too...DO YOU HAVE ANY LINKS TO BACK THIS DRIVEL UP? OR,ARE YOU DREDGING YOUR "FACTS" FROM SOME neoCON NAZI SITE?
*Update...you changed your other post where you said the Union was bussing ppl in...Why did you do that? No links to back it up after I asked for them?
Last edited by Swampmonster; 10-06-2011 at 06:22 PM..
Reason: update
I think those "white" kids selected the wrong majors in college.
Their problem is that their goals were too idealistic.
And so, instead of majoring in something practical like accounting or education or engineering something science based computer or whatever, so they could meet their needs and have a F****NG weekend hobby of being a social activist they're F***ED with the sky high loans from their private liberal arts colleges.
They are marching for a totalitarian communist government which gives everything to some by taking lots away from others who earned it.
They are being bussed in by unions. SHOCKER!
If you are convinced that they are coming after you, I hope that you find a safe place to sleep at night. Have you tried under your bed? In the closet? Under the kitchen sink?
I think those "white" kids selected the wrong majors in college.
Their problem is that their goals were too idealistic.
And so, instead of majoring in something practical so they could meet their needs and have a F****** weekend hobby of being a social activist they're F***ED.
That's what they get.
Tell us, did you have "all of the answers" when you were 18 or 21 years old?
This has nothing to do with personal responsibility. This is about a naive, disingenuous FED Chairman hack blaming the victim so his bankster buddies can once again escape any "personal responsibility." By the way, it's hilarious to see a man who supported the TARP bailouts preach about "personal responsibility." Where the was the personal responsibility on Wall St after the casino went bust? Where were the advocates of "limited government" and personal responsibility when Wall St came begging for corporate socialism? How come fat cats can play fast and loose and come calling for public dollars with so much a huff from the right wing, but when the lower classes call them it out it's "class warfare" or "irresponsible?"
The Republican/con/teabagger faction only wants small gov't when it benefits them, not when it benefits the majority.
Sounds great, but how many basketweaving companies can the economy sustain? I was playing online poker, but our brilliant gov't killed that, so that's not an option for people anymore.
Who's going to give out loans to unemployed people?
If the only skill you have is basketweaving, then why should a company that doesn't do basketweaving hire you?
Student loans are through the federal government and most to to unemployed people.
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