If they don't like being called Teabaggers

[ensho]

http://www.buzzflash.net/story.php?id=1144257


We'll be happy to call 'em Kochsuckers

[beac]

1. .

:rofl:

[calimary]

2. LOVE IT!!!!!! Truth in advertising!

[Tejas]

3. Here we go again.

Some of us are weary of the constant attention paid to those folks, seems it quiets down and then someone (that would be you) can't resist posting some childish slur of a thread.

Ever stop to think that some of us might be tired of constantly seeing teapartythis and teapartythat?

Mention the tea party and next think you know there's 20 threads exploding all over the place. It's as bad as the Palin stuff, attention whores with nothing better to do than post yet another "L@@K, I HAVE SOMETHING FUNNY TO SAY ABOUT PALIN".

No, I don't have to click this/those threads but sure do wonder sometimes about those that insist on spending every waking moment thinking the tea party or Palin are a threat and center their lives around acting like 9 year old school kids.

[ensho]

4. so don't read the threads if it bothers you so much

nt

[Angry Dragon]

6. And that is the problem

"thinking the tea party or Palin are a threat"

They are a threat.

Palin is a agitator and the teabaggers only think of themselves.
Palin gets as much if not more coverage than all the democrats combined.
Teabaggers are covered more than any liberal group.
They may be a small minority but are treated as if they hold all the power.

Look at all the close races that exist this election cycle. The insane are
making a statement and it is not good.

Palin and the teabaggers make more noise than the rest, they can not be
dismissed as being insane because some of them may get elected.

Insanity is a real threat.

[Crunchy Frog]

7. Wow. Something hit a nerve there?

[lunatica]

8. If you think ignoring them makes them go away you aren't informed

[proud2BlibKansan]

9. Hide Thread

It works.

[butterfly77]

5. Lol!

[Odin2005]

10. LOL!

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[pacalo]

11. Wow -- good one!

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