opinion of tea baggers

[Keystone Phil]

It's so funny how the roles are reversed these days. Notice how it's ok to call these protestors potential terrorists. At the same time (as I mentioned elsewhere), it's now ok for a certain side to advocate leaving the country (by secession, no less)!

I just find myself even more turned off by this whole game with each day that goes by.

[Keystone Phil]

Here's one example(I'm sure there is many others):

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One random comment, out of literally millions? I guess the Atlas forum is a radical neo-Nazi website then, as Stark has made numerous posts here.

It's so funny how the roles are reversed these days. Notice how it's ok to call these protestors potential terrorists. At the same time (as I mentioned elsewhere), it's now ok for a certain side to advocate leaving the country (by secession, no less)!

I just find myself even more turned off by this whole game with each day that goes by.

And burning images of Bush counts as what exactly?

The point of my post is that the hypocrisy of both sides is getting on my damn nerves. It's ok, Lief. You can admit that your side is wrong on things, too.

[Keystone Phil]

I'm much more concerned about a group of gun obsessed racist faux revolutionaries than a group of pacifists or angry bloggers.

Why are you concerned if they're faux revolutionaries? And not all of the left wing protesters are pacifists.

[Keystone Phil]

I'm an actual libertarian, whereas you're just  a cornshucker from Nebraska.

Beautiful contrast, Professor.

[Keystone Phil]

Here's what I was sort of angry (really not that angry at all actually) about yesterday:

I decided to skip my last class to go downtown to the PUMA store (no, not those PUMA's). I wanted to get another Italia World Cup shirt. I drove past the Love Park Tea Party, took a look and went on my way. I somehow got a spot just two blocks from the store on Walnut Street but I had to walk those two blocks in the pouring rain! The shirt was $30, too, but I really didn't mind that too much.