Anonymous wrote:tea party is by definition racist???? how is that possibly true? some of their biggest heroes are black conservatives. have you seen the cain train fire up those rallies? they don't agree with your favorite black politicians, but the movement is nothing to do with race.
I am not a member of the tea party, but I do think african americans have been destroyed through 4 decades of welfare spending. it was well intentioned, but it back-fired.
Anonymous wrote:Op here. I you feel strongly enough about the tea party to get the license plate then I know you're really out there. And thus I feel strongly enough to make sure if you stay a minute over 2 hours on my heavily taxed streets you should get fined and if you keep parking here then I'll also just assume that you have moved here and haven't changed your plates and call ROSA and the fines will then increase. No one said I had to play nice.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tea Partiers by definition are racist.
Oh please! How many of these people do you actually know to qualify you to make such a statement?
You sound very judgemental and bigoted.
Not that poster, but I've never met a Tea Party person who isn't racist. I'm sure they can't all be racist, but for the scores I know and am related to? Totally prejudiced.
Every single one of the Tea Party people I know are racist. I blocked most of them on facebook because I can't stand to look at their shit.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I get it. I do the same. I NEVER let anyone merge with a Bush 2004 bumper sticker. Bush 2000 I am more forgiving. But 2004, or any W sticker, forget it.
Hahaha. I like you!
This is pathetic. No wonder this area is so unfriendly -too many people living like they are still in junior high school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tea Partiers by definition are racist.
Oh please! How many of these people do you actually know to qualify you to make such a statement?
You sound very judgemental and bigoted.
Not that poster, but I've never met a Tea Party person who isn't racist. I'm sure they can't all be racist, but for the scores I know and am related to? Totally prejudiced.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tea Partiers by definition are racist.
Oh please! How many of these people do you actually know to qualify you to make such a statement?
You sound very judgemental and bigoted.
Anonymous wrote:Tea Partiers by definition are racist.
Anonymous wrote:Let me get this straight -[/b] you disagree with someone's political opinions, which they are expressing in a totally peaceful non-offensive way, so you are going to attempt to use the government to persecute them.[/b]
Wow. I'm not sure the United States is the place for you, seeing as how people here feel all "empowered" and assume they can just express their opinions without fear of reprIsal. But who knows, maybe if you try hard enough you will succeed in getting this person to hide their opinions. I thought the left gave that kind of thing up with Stalin, but good to see you are bringing it back.[b]
Yep these are the core values of the teapartiers and republicans. They just don't like it when they are not on the right side of it. Putting teaparty plates on your car is the same as having a plate reading "IAMKKK" and should be treated the same.
It should be treated as a Free Speech right. Simply saying "I am KKK" and doing nothing more hurts no one.
Let me get this straight -[/b] you disagree with someone's political opinions, which they are expressing in a totally peaceful non-offensive way, so you are going to attempt to use the government to persecute them.[/b]
Wow. I'm not sure the United States is the place for you, seeing as how people here feel all "empowered" and assume they can just express their opinions without fear of reprIsal. But who knows, maybe if you try hard enough you will succeed in getting this person to hide their opinions. I thought the left gave that kind of thing up with Stalin, but good to see you are bringing it back.[b]
Yep these are the core values of the teapartiers and republicans. They just don't like it when they are not on the right side of it. Putting teaparty plates on your car is the same as having a plate reading "IAMKKK" and should be treated the same.
Anonymous wrote:OP, i know exactly how you feel ... Everytime I see an Obama sticker, i actually have to take a peek in their car to see what is wrong with that person.. Do they look demented too? Most of the time they do.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op here. I you feel strongly enough about the tea party to get the license plate then I know you're really out there. And thus I feel strongly enough to make sure if you stay a minute over 2 hours on my heavily taxed streets you should get fined and if you keep parking here then I'll also just assume that you have moved here and haven't changed your plates and call ROSA and the fines will then increase. No one said I had to play nice.
Let me get this straight - you disagree with someone's political opinions, which they are expressing in a totally peaceful non-offensive way, so you are going to attempt to use the government to persecute them.
Wow. I'm not sure the United States is the place for you, seeing as how people here feel all "empowered" and assume they can just express their opinions without fear of reprIsal. But who knows, maybe if you try hard enough you will succeed in getting this person to hide their opinions. I thought the left gave that kind of thing up with Stalin, but good to see you are bringing it back.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I get it. I do the same. I NEVER let anyone merge with a Bush 2004 bumper sticker. Bush 2000 I am more forgiving. But 2004, or any W sticker, forget it.
Hahaha. I like you!