Question about 9/12'er Teabag Protests

LOL

Oh yes, and the million man black march was a fashion statement. Most looked like they were still wearing prison issued clothing. I never so many empty KFC buckets, watermelon rinds and empty Colt 45's after they left DC.
Don't feed the racists!
 
Excessive and destructive government spending. Pay attention.
Are you sure, most of them don't seem to have that as the agenda, otherwise, they would be knocking down the doors of Congress.

I think they are just angry white people, but film at 6 will tell. The have's verses the have not's
 
Are you sure, most of them don't seem to have that as the agenda, otherwise, they would be knocking down the doors of Congress.

I think they are just angry white people, but film at 6 will tell. The have's verses the have not's

Im sure. But thanks for your idiotic input.
 
I think it funny, people say, the haves and the have nots, as they sit in there comfortable homes, on their computers while paying for the Internet..

isn't that a lot of HAVES?
 
And again - the vast majority of Americans have gotten a tax cut under Obama.

So really - what ARE they protesting?

The dumbing down of America continues...
 
And again - the vast majority of Americans have gotten a tax cut under Obama.

So really - what ARE they protesting?

The dumbing down of America continues...

They're thinking about the massive expenditures he's suggesting. It's called thinking about the future. Look into it, dillhole.
 
As shown on Fox News now....


Why are they all white, and mostly over the age of 50?

You should consider yourself lucky to witness the event....its probably the first time you've seen so many patriots gathered together in one place ....

Mostly white and over 50 ? Yap....Thats what patriots look like ....mostly
white and over 50....but I'm positive there are a lot of black and over 50 patriots that would like to be there too.....
 
You should consider yourself lucky to witness the event....its probably the first time you've seen so many idiots gathered together in one place ....

Mostly white and over 50 ? Yap....Thats what idiots look like ....mostly
white and over 50....but I'm positive there are a lot of black and over 50 idiots that would like to be there too.....

:cof1:
 
That's one of the things I like about bravo. He doesn't try to hide it.

There is no doubt that the majority of those protesting are white. There is also no doubt that the majority of blacks who voted for Obama and his policies would never protest them...yours and others insinuations that this makes protesting Obama's policy racist are assholes of the worst kind. You seek to divide over a lie rather than defend the policies being disputed.


Tell us why would 90% of black voters protest the policies of the president they voted for?
 
According to its website in February, 2009, "FreedomWorks is now working with other groups to plan a massive, nationwide tea party protest day for Tax Day on April 15th, 2009", the Tax Day Tea Party protests.

In 2008, FreedomWorks was behind the creation of a fake grassroots web site called Angryrenter.com which rallies opposition to "the Obama Housing Bailout."

The site urged people to oppose bailing out mortgage companies.

The site claimed to represent "Renters and responsible homeowners against a government mortgage bailout."

Michael M. Phillips, a reporter with the Wall Street Journal investigated AngryRenter.com and reported: "AngryRenter.com looks a bit like a digital ransom note, with irregular fonts, exclamation points and big red arrows -- all emphasizing prudent renters' outrage over a proposed government bailout for irresponsible homeowners."

"It seems like America's renters may NEVER be able to afford a home," AngryRenter.com laments.

The Web site urged like-minded tenants to let Congress feel their fury by signing an online petition. "We are millions of renters standing up for our rights!" Angry they may be, but the people behind AngryRenter.com are certainly not renters.

Though it purported to be a spontaneous uprising, AngryRenter.com was actually a product of an inside-the-Beltway conservative advocacy organization led by Dick Armey, the former House majority leader, and publishing magnate Steve Forbes, a fellow Republican.

It's a fake grass-roots effort -- what politicos call an AstroTurf campaign.
 
Just because a website urges something doesn't mean those who show up do not support the issue.

At least they don't PAY them like the lefty astroturf staged events.
 
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