On Wed, 31 Mar 2010 14:52:54 -0400, hk
wrote:

On 3/31/10 2:49 PM, jps wrote:
On Wed, 31 Mar 2010 06:14:04 -0500, Peter
wrote:

They call themselves The Tea Party, but you keep up calling grandma a
"teabagger", while you are at it, continue to make up lies about them
too, that's what your "bigot sperm burper party" (used to be called
democrat) does right, trying to incite violence against grandma and
anybody else who dares ask questions, right?

Scotty



So you invent a "grandma" member of the so-called "Tea Party."
Then criticize those who use the term "teabagger" - which to most people
without filthy minds means a person who might use a bag of tea with a
string attached to a label saying Lipton.
And now used to refer to a member of the "Tea Party."
And you criticize people who use that term because it might hurt the
feelings of your fictional "grandma."
Don't know about your grandma, but my grandmas wouldn't be insulted by
being called "teabaggers" if they were members of the "Tea Party."
They both loved Lipton Orange Pekoe and Pekoe tea, in bags or strained.
Did or does you grandma understand teabag to be something else?
Then you call the majority of American voters, who voted in a Democrat
president and a majority of Democrats in both houses of Congress,
"bigot sperm burpers."
Do I understand you right?
If yes, I recommend counseling. You are a sick person.
And a detriment to intelligent and polite discourse.



Scotty rides motocross but doesn't have health insurance. We're all
going to pay for his stupidity when he next hits the hospital.

He's not alone. We have right wingers here who've done nothing but
work for the government their whole lives. They rail against
government control, health care reform, anything related to a social
net, etc.

They're among the ignorant masses who've been fooled into voting
against their own interests for dubious reasons in order to protect
the rich from being overtaxed.

It's a sight to behold and at least half the reason I still frequent
rec.boats. It's a freak show.


Well, this should scare you...I tune in here for the same reason...to
read some of the postings of the right-wing freaks and the incredibly
stupids. Snotty, of course, qualifies in both events.

I feel comfort in knowing our youth are rejecting the stupidity of
perpetual war and American imperialism.

Once we've rid ourselves of these old school racists, the country will
find itself on a better footing, both nationally and internationally.

Perhaps we'll even figure out a way to compete with the Chinese so we
don't become another Great Britain.

On Thu, 01 Apr 2010 13:08:30 -0700, jps wrote:


I feel comfort in knowing our youth are rejecting the stupidity of
perpetual war and American imperialism.

You bet. They are the future, and hopefully, a better one.

Once we've rid ourselves of these old school racists, the country will
find itself on a better footing, both nationally and internationally.

Perhaps we'll even figure out a way to compete with the Chinese so we
don't become another Great Britain.

Nothing for nothing, but we seem to overlook the major problems China
will be developing. Communism and Capitalism have never worked hand in
hand. I don't expect that to change. We tend to sweep China's social
problems under the rug. That won't last.