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Originally Posted by MisterPeabody
Yes Mo, calling ME a hypocrite because I call FOUL on these Teabaggers idiots makes me upset. And living in NYC, and almost dying on 9/11, doesn't make me an 'activist' or even a 'patriot', just someone who has personally lived through a terrorist attack (something 99.9% of Teabaggers - or Americans - thankfully have not). This gives me a particular perspective. So when I see Teabaggers coming to NYC to protest against a Muslim mosque one day, then turn around and blame ALL the country's ills on (NYC) liberals the next, then YES I see the teabagger 'activism' as political hype/bullshit.
Now maybe you're a Conservative, or a Republican, or a Teabagger even, I don't know. But I can tell you that after 8 years of Bush MISERY if someone is still a Republican/Conservative then at this point it's a character flaw. Got nothing against you personally Mo, but if you want to hitch your wagon to those Teabagger nutjobs then, well, I feel sorry for you.
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i appreciate your intelligent reply. i don't/haven't hitched my wagon to the tea party, but i certainly respect them for playing the game better than most. this is a republic, we send a message by protesting, sending correspondence to our political leaders and voicing ourselves in public demonstrations, they do that better and more than either the dems or repubs. and that's a fact. if you or me or anybody has any concerns about the tea party, you'e be better served by doing what they do, else we will end up under tea party rule, bank on it.