Hey Hammer if you don’t think the Republicans and the Corporate Controlled Tea Baggers are not responsible for this then why was this map taken off Sarah Palin website ?
You’re attempt at damage control is a Epic Fail
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I don't think we should be celebrating this at all, In reality its also the Democrats and Liberals Fault for NOT standing up to and condemning this. The fact that her Rival Candidate said to remove her with an M-16 riffle and Palin's Lunatic Facebook was not Condemned by Liberals shows how much we accepted their Rhetoric and under the Rug tactics.
Also Funny how that Bitch Palin thought she could simply take down the Pic, the Dumb Bitch does not realize people and Hacker can find any Image you post to places like FaceBook..
Dumb Coward Bitch...
No Honor or backbone, Stick to your Tea Bag BullSh#t Rhetoric and under the belt tactics..and keep the Image up on your Page,
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You guys are so looney that it is small wonder you can put your pants on in the morning. people all over america are cracking up when you try to link sarah palin to something like this for christ sake.
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Sarah Palin is one out of many Republicans who help create the environment for something like this to happen, I bet if Palin was a Person of Color or Muslim or Both she would have been arrested already or at least under investigation
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She hasn't even apologized. Her aid is making excuses and saying the cross hairs were never intended to be gun sites. Come on, who is she trying to fool? It doesn't take rocket science to understand that the crosshairs are gun sites. Why on Earth would she take them down if she is so confident that they aren't?
Yet, Olbermann has apologized for a comment he made when Clinton was running against Obama. A classic example of the differences between conservative and liberals.
My gosh Hammer, people have died, put your gun down and at least show a bit of human compassion.
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quote:Originally posted by Hammer: You are a full blown wacko Gold, you have no shame. To use this as an opportunity to gain politically is just disgusting.
Hateful Hemroid will be ending up in prison before 2011 is over...
The hex on you the pox kiss your arse; 7 years will you be bound in prison the curse of Samedi will be your shadow
Prison Number: 11112011
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Hammer you got it Backwards the Corporate Controlled Tea Baggers were created and to help the Republicans “gain politically”, some say once the economy recovers the Tea Baggers will disappear (we can only hope along with their extreme rhetoric)
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The tea Party is not corporate controlled. The tea Party might be diminished IF spending is brought under control. The crazy spending of the last 10 years or so is their primary issue.
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These goofey liberal loons are so ill educated they miss the entire point. Throughout American history millions of Americans, often a majority, oppose expanded federal government and favor a strict constructionist view of the constitution. They arrive at those positions based on traditional American philosophy and they think all americans are better off under this system.
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Yet under Democratic and Republican administrations the Federal Government has grown larger and this is not going to change, because the debate is not about "Government Spending" between Democrats and Republicans never was, the argument is how Democrats and Republicans should spend Government Money; one example is Military Spending which has Increase like around 45%
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Masonic, Let us distinguish between republican and conservative. The Bush administration was socially conservative but economically liberal. What you see with the Tea Party is the reassertion of the conservative small government base. They want the spending cut and will turn on the party if they are betrayed. We'll see what happens.
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Masonic Rebel Hammer you got it Backwards the Corporate Controlled Tea Baggers were created and to help the Republicans “gain politically”, some say once the economy recovers the Tea Baggers will disappear Quite true meet the men who started the Teabaggers the Koch Brothers
Koch Industries began with oil in the 1930s and now also spews an array of industrial products, from Dixie cups to Lycra, not unlike DuPont’s portfolio of paint and plastics. Sometimes the biological DNA persists as well. The Koch brothers’ father, Fred, was among the select group chosen to serve on the Birch Society’s top governing body. In a recorded 1963 speech that survives in a University of Michigan archive, he can be heard warning of “a takeover” of America in which Communists would “infiltrate the highest offices of government in the U.S. until the president is a Communist, unknown to the rest of us.” That rant could be delivered as is at any Tea Party rally today. http://themoderatevoice.com/84273/a-grassroots-movement-built-by-a-bunch-of-billionaires-out-to-destroy-progressivism/ They do this just to avoid safety measures in the oil and gas industries or paying penalties for violations, they believe Government mandated environmental and personnel safety measures is tantamount to socialism. make mo money waddeva the cost.
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Brada, That is pretty wild stuff in your post and I mignt add, very inacurate. First of all the John Birch Society has not been a factor in American politics since the 40's and 50's.
You seem to want to avoid the idea that most americans believe in limited government. The issues raised by the tea party groups have to do with philosophy, not some sort of corporate conspiracy.
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Thank You Brada-Anansi that's the article I was looking for anyway, shhhhh Hammer wasn't supose to know about Koch Industries or the Birch Society
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You guys need to drag out some additional defunct organizations from the last century to produce these wild ideas.
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Hey we are not talking about a "Corporate Conspiracy" we are talking about a Corporate Agenda
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