Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Politics / Woods Angry Protesters Brew Tax Revolt at Tea Party
Posted by Jeff Woods on Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 1:14 PM
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"Organizers are claiming a crowd of more than 10,000, but we're guessing there were about 1,000 noisy white people at the Tax Day Tea Party at Legislative Plaza. "
None of you Scene kooks can count past ten without taking your shoes off, so any "estimates" you come up with doesn't mean diddly squat.
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Where are Chip Forrester, Jennifer Buck Wallace, and the TNDP? This fringe element publicly attacks President Obama and they can think of nothing to say in response?
How do small-government, fiscally conservastive Republicans put up with culturally conservative Republicans, like, at all? How can someone who genuinely believes in limited government intrusion actually applaud someone who advocates legislating religion, marriage (of consenting adults) and bodies? I know people have complex and conflicting emotions about a variety of issues, but that one there just does not make sense to me.
"...any 'estimates' you come up with doesn't mean diddly squat."
It's a brave thing to insult a group of people's intelligence with grammar like that.
Where we're these Republican flacks when Prez Bush was throwing money around the Middle East on folks we don't even know in a war we didn't need to be in. Geez.
"...1,000 noisy white people..."
And one very, very quiet [insert color here] person.
Imagine how upset Woodsey would be if a conservative had written "noisey white".
Best estimates are 1500-2000.
Hey, why don't you large-size that picture and play "find a black person."
Oh, really? No one LIKES taxes, like no one expects the Spanish Inquisition.
I was innocently on my way to the Main Branch of the library this noonish, and once I was opposite the Courthouse coming off the Woodland St. bridge I remember it was tax day and hence, tea bag day. I thought, oh shit. But then I looked down the street and saw nothing but the usual no traffic and continued. As I turned on 6th I saw a few silly people with signs and flags and tea bags hanging off their glasses. First thought was to roll down the window and yell, "SO, you don't like police? Wanna dig up this street? That sidewalk? Bomb that public library?" Thought about mentioning schools but realized they all probably home school. But when I saw a fervent woman festooned in tea bags and flags harranging some poor innocent downtown business person, who was looking desperately around for an escape route, I figured I'd better not make eye contact--like you never make eye contact with mean dogs and crazy people. I decided to go to the library tomorrow and went on to Costco instead.
There were at least 10,000 people there and YOU or anyone else on the planet can't prove otherwise!
Obama is a commie!
For the folks complaining that they're not seeing any black people in the photo: Maybe that's because they don't pay taxes?
Typical that the leftwing styrofoam-messiah knee pad wearing wannabe's regard their own Racism and Bigotry as a virtue.
But how many arrests or burning and looted businesses did those "noisy white people" leave behind them at the end of the day?
It's amazing how the left-wingers think they're not racist...when nearly every lefty commentator made a big deal about the racial makeup of the crowd.
http://www.baytzim.com/blog/2009/apr/15/acorn_obamas_corrupt_front_g-69/
"There were at least 10,000 people there and YOU or anyone else on the planet can't prove otherwise!
Obama is a commie!"
I thought Obama was merely a socialist, comrade Gilbert Jr.
"It's amazing how the left-wingers think they're not racist...when nearly every lefty commentator made a big deal about the racial makeup of the crowd."
This from the guy who said, "For the folks complaining that they're not seeing any black people in the photo: Maybe that's because they don't pay taxes?" Yeah, skipintro, no black person pays taxes. Real intelligent comment. I think it has more to do with no black person listens to Phil Valentine, Glenn Beck or Steve Gill.
