Racist Tea Bag F**KERS!!!

[Baldy]

You asked for one video, I gave you one.

[JMU DJ]

You asked for one video, I gave you one.

Oh, but here's another goody left on the answering machine of GA Senator John Lewis. It pertains more to your initial request of dropping the N'bomb in response to health care. I believe the guy is calling from "Smyrna," just north of ATL. Enjoy:

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[Baldy]

Oh, but here's another goody left on the answering machine of GA Senator John Lewis. It pertains more to your initial request of dropping the N'bomb in response to health care. I believe the guy is calling from "Smyrna," just north of ATL. Enjoy:

That's nice, but you were asked to provide video or audio from the rally in Washington on the eve of the health care debacle vote. You know, the rally where several Donk legislators claimed that the crowd was chanting the "N word", and John Lewis claimed to hear it at least 15 times....We're still waiting.

Oh BTW...care to tell us where exactly in that little youtube video the caller identifies himself as a Tea Party supporter?
Thanks....

And for your enjoyment....threatening calls from the Donk Side

Enjoy:

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[JMU DJ]

Oh, but here's another goody left on the answering machine of GA Senator John Lewis. It pertains more to your initial request of dropping the N'bomb in response to health care. I believe the guy is calling from "Smyrna," just north of ATL. Enjoy:

That's nice, but you were asked to provide video or audio from the rally in Washington on the eve of the health care debacle vote. You know, the rally where several Donk legislators claimed that the crowd was chanting the "N word", and John Lewis claimed to hear it at least 15 times....We're still waiting.

Oh BTW...care to tell us where exactly in that little youtube video the caller identifies himself as a Tea Party supporter?
Thanks....

And for your enjoyment....threatening calls from the Donk Side

Enjoy:

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Yup, racism exist on both side and I don't care for either. Unlike you, I'm not going to sit here and try to defend it and say it doesn't exist in the health care debate. The points you've missed or ignored in this thread, is that racism is playing a role in the choice voters are making when it comes to the health care reform bill. If you don't like the bill and you have a rational argument for that, fine, but denying the fact that some people who don't like the Heath care bill because of racial issues is ridiculous. Look at the Tea Party rally signs posted by Appa (or find some others for yourself), listen to the childish remarks by congressmen and Tea Party supporters who make comparisons between the health care bill and 9-11/German Concentration Camps/muslim take over, listen to former congressman Tom Tancredo at a Tea Party rally saying there should be a literacy test to make sure everyone who votes speaks English (funny considering there are states in this country who have bilingual constitutions).



Does it matter if the guy in the video is a Tea Party Supporter? For the Tea Party maybe. Fact is, a man who doesn't like the health care bill called a state representative, and slurred him with racial epithets, including the "N'word". The congressman just happened to again be John Lewis. The Tea Party may not support this type of behavior, as they have shown along with Republican members of congress by publicly condemning those who slurred Lewis in D.C., so why do you refuse to believe racism is playing a role?

[OSBF]

Obama has not been the subject of racist attacks. In fact, Obama himself has been the instigator of the racist remarks, as he has been in his dismissive attacks on his opponents and as he was in the Cambridge Cop Caper.

This is the absofukinloutely stupiest statement I've EVER read.

[Baldy]

Yup, racism exist on both side and I don't care for either. Unlike you, I'm not going to sit here and try to defend it and say it doesn't exist in the health care debate. The points you've missed or ignored in this thread, is that racism is playing a role in the choice voters are making when it comes to the health care reform bill. If you don't like the bill and you have a rational argument for that, fine, but denying the fact that some people who don't like the Heath care bill because of racial issues is ridiculous. Look at the Tea Party rally signs posted by Appa (or find some others for yourself), listen to the childish remarks by congressmen and Tea Party supporters who make comparisons between the health care bill and 9-11/German Concentration Camps/muslim take over, listen to former congressman Tom Tancredo at a Tea Party rally saying there should be a literacy test to make sure everyone who votes speaks English (funny considering there are states in this country who have bilingual constitutions).

Unlike me?

Dude, are you really going to waste your time talking about and dwelling on the 1 percenters? There are extremists on both sides. There are some who didn't vote for Obama because he is black just like there are some who voted for Obama because he is black.

Does it matter if the guy in the video is a Tea Party Supporter? For the Tea Party maybe. Fact is, a man who doesn't like the health care bill called a state representative, and slurred him with racial epithets, including the "N'word". The congressman just happened to again be John Lewis. The Tea Party may not support this type of behavior, as they have shown along with Republican members of congress by publicly condemning those who slurred Lewis in D.C., so why do you refuse to believe racism is playing a role?

Ummm, yes it does matter if that person is a Tea Party supporter because you, the people who think like you, and the media are trying their best to smear and marginalize the entire group as a racist.

Nobody is trying to say that racism hasn't played a role...it has for decades. For some reason you obviously, but erroneously, think it makes up a substantial proportion of Obama's opposition. Sorry, but that just isn't just the case.

NOW...would you please try and get this thread back on topic?

[JMU DJ]

Dude, are you really going to waste your time talking about and dwelling on the 1 percenters? There are extremists on both sides.

Why'd you start a thread about it then? Seems like you're the one dwelling on this issue. I've already said there are extremist/racist on both sides, so I don't know what this is a counterpoint to.

Ummm, yes it does matter if that person is a Tea Party supporter because you, the people who think like you, and the media are trying their best to smear and marginalize the entire group as a racist.

Nobody is trying to say that racism hasn't played a role...it has for decades. For some reason you obviously, but erroneously, think it makes up a substantial proportion of Obama's opposition. Sorry, but that just isn't just the case.

NOW...would you please try and get this thread back on topic?

Like I said, it matters to the Tea Party if the guy who left the voice mail for John Lewis is a member of their organization. Then there is more basis for the rational that this group contains racist members/ideals... again, check the signs at Tea Party rallies and statements made by politicians/members at Tea Party events. For some reason, you've obviously chosen to ignore these. The point of that statement was that it doesn't matter who the guy is associated with, for all we know he's a liberal, is that he's letting race play a role in the issue when it has absolutely nothing to do with it.


I've never said it makes up a majority of voters beliefs/reasons for voting for one candidate over another, just saying it's there and that there's evidence of Tea Bagger racism. Nice projection on what I think though.


Puh-lease, off topic? From the man who opened up the Tea Bagger race discussion

[blueballs]

How about this little gem courtesy of Rep. Steve Cohen (D) TN?

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Now somebody please tell me who's the racist here...

[Baldy]

Why'd you start a thread about it then? Seems like you're the one dwelling on this issue. I've already said there are extremist/racist on both sides, so I don't know what this is a counterpoint to.

Ummm, read the title of the article. This thread is about black people who are Tea Party supporters, and the vitriol they go through and bullshit they have to put up with from people like you who try to mock and marginalize them.

Like I said, it matters to the Tea Party if the guy who left the voice mail for John Lewis is a member of their organization.

Say what?
You have not one inkling of evidence or proof that it was a Tea Party supporter, so why even bring it up in this thread?

Then there is more basis for the rational that this group contains racist members/ideals... again, check the signs at Tea Party rallies and statements made by politicians/members at Tea Party events.

So fvcking what? There are probably more racists in the Dim Party than there are in the Tea Party movement.
Again, these are the 1 percenters. Why are you so infatuated?

For some reason, you've obviously chosen to ignore these.

Exactly, because you don't have any idea who these people are. They could be Liberals or Conservative or Libertarians or Communists, or whatever.....but you are trying to lump them into the Tea Party movement. Why?

I've never said it makes up a majority of voters beliefs/reasons for voting for one candidate over another, just saying it's there and that there's evidence of Tea Bagger racism. Nice projection on what I think though.

You haven't shown ANY evidence of racism from the Tea Party movement, just a very select few INDIVIDUALS in a few pictures that could be from last week or last decade or the pics could even be photoshopped for all we know.

The movement is larger than just a tiny miniature handful of individuals. Keep trying though.

Puh-lease, off topic? From the man who opened up the Tea Bagger race discussion

Again, try to pay a little better attention. This thread got hijacked by you and jellybelly. The topic of the thread is black Tea Party supporters and racism they receive from fellow blacks and people who think like you.

[kalm]

I love the "people who think like you" comments about JMU DJ - who's obviously a moderate.

No room in tea party for anyone who doesn't recognize that Democrats and Blacks are the real racists.

[Baldy]

I love the "people who think like you" comments about JMU DJ - who's obviously a moderate.

No room in tea party for anyone who doesn't recognize that Democrats and Blacks are the real racists.

Moderate? Yeah, OK....
Using porn slang to describe a group of people with whom you don't agree is doing so to mock and marginalize them, hence the "people like you" comment. Try to keep up.

But think what you want.

[BlueHen86]

I love the "people who think like you" comments about JMU DJ - who's obviously a moderate.

No room in tea party for anyone who doesn't recognize that Democrats and Blacks are the real racists.

There is no such thing. You are either with Baldy or against him.

[AZGrizFan]

I love the "people who think like you" comments about JMU DJ - who's obviously a moderate.

No room in tea party for anyone who doesn't recognize that Democrats and Blacks are the real racists.

If DJ's position on the scale is considered a "moderate", then I'm a Blue Dem....

[JMU DJ]

You haven't shown ANY evidence of racism from the Tea Party movement



The topic of the thread is black Tea Party supporters and racism they receive from fellow blacks and people who think like you.

People who think like me? So what are you trying to say with that last statement? I'm a racist? You're a dolt who can't follow a logical train of thought and someone who chooses to ignore the facts. You act like there's no evidence at all that Tea Party members have made racist statement (or choose to ignore it/wear a tinfoil hat). It's not 1% when the majority of a Tea Party Convention cheers for Tom Tancredo when he says the reason Obama was elected was because of "people who could not even spell the word 'vote', or say it in English."

You stay classy Baldy, maybe if you keep your eyes closed and your ears shut, what you think will really come true.

[houndawg]

Obama has not been the subject of racist attacks. In fact, Obama himself has been the instigator of the racist remarks, as he has been in his dismissive attacks on his opponents and as he was in the Cambridge Cop Caper.

This is the absofukinloutely stupiest statement I've EVER read.

Stick around, he's just warming up.......

[native]

I love the "people who think like you" comments about JMU DJ - who's obviously a moderate.

No room in tea party for anyone who doesn't recognize that Democrats and Blacks are the real racists.

If DJ's position on the scale is considered a "moderate", then I'm a Blue Dem....

Exactly!

[JMU DJ]

I love the "people who think like you" comments about JMU DJ - who's obviously a moderate.

No room in tea party for anyone who doesn't recognize that Democrats and Blacks are the real racists.

Moderate? Yeah, OK....
Using porn slang to describe a group of people with whom you don't agree is doing so to mock and marginalize them, hence the "people like you" comment. Try to keep up.

But think what you want.

Hey Dirk, I was just using the name you provided in the title of your very own thread.






It's cool if Baldy uses it because he supports the Tea Party, but it's not cool for me to use it.

[Baldy]

People who think like me? So what are you trying to say with that last statement? I'm a racist? You're a dolt who can't follow a logical train of thought and someone who chooses to ignore the facts. You act like there's no evidence at all that Tea Party members have made racist statement (or choose to ignore it/wear a tinfoil hat). It's not 1% when the majority of a Tea Party Convention cheers for Tom Tancredo when he says the reason Obama was elected was because of "people who could not even spell the word 'vote', or say it in English."

You stay classy Baldy, maybe if you keep your eyes closed and your ears shut, what you think will really come true.

Wow...what color is the sky in your little dream world?

You act like there's no evidence at all that Tea Party members have made racist statement....

Ummm...the evidence shows that racist activity is no more prevalent in the Tea Party movement than it is in the Democrat Party, sorry.

It's not 1% when the majority of a Tea Party Convention cheers for Tom Tancredo when he says the reason Obama was elected was because of "people who could not even spell the word 'vote', or say it in English."

...and what is so racist about that statement, or are you just pissed because Tancredo called you stupid?

Stay out of touch DJ, maybe those magical unicorns will take you and people who think like you to Obamatopia.

[Baldy]

Moderate? Yeah, OK....
Using porn slang to describe a group of people with whom you don't agree is doing so to mock and marginalize them, hence the "people like you" comment. Try to keep up.

But think what you want.

Hey Dirk, I was just using the name you provided in the title of your very own thread.

It's called an exaggeration or an embellishment, Einstein.

Maybe Tancredo was on to something....

[JMU DJ]

Hey Dirk, I was just using the name you provided in the title of your very own thread.

It's called an exaggeration or an embellishment, Einstein.

Exactly Chief, I was just using the word you provided.

[JMU DJ]

People who think like me? So what are you trying to say with that last statement? I'm a racist? You're a dolt who can't follow a logical train of thought and someone who chooses to ignore the facts. You act like there's no evidence at all that Tea Party members have made racist statement (or choose to ignore it/wear a tinfoil hat). It's not 1% when the majority of a Tea Party Convention cheers for Tom Tancredo when he says the reason Obama was elected was because of "people who could not even spell the word 'vote', or say it in English."

You stay classy Baldy, maybe if you keep your eyes closed and your ears shut, what you think will really come true.

Wow...what color is the sky in your little dream world? Don't know what you are refuting here, but nice deflection instead of responding

You act like there's no evidence at all that Tea Party members have made racist statement....

Ummm...the evidence shows that racist activity is no more prevalent in the Tea Party movement than it is in the Democrat Party, sorry. What evidence? Do you have some? Because there's more historical evidence of Racism within the Republican/conservative parties than you will find in any Democratic closet.

It's not 1% when the majority of a Tea Party Convention cheers for Tom Tancredo when he says the reason Obama was elected was because of "people who could not even spell the word 'vote', or say it in English."

...and what is so racist about that statement, or are you just pissed because Tancredo called you stupid? You truly are ignorant. Funny, the last time we had a literacy test to block people from voting was during Jim Crow.

Stay out of touch DJ, maybe those magical unicorns will take you and people who think like you to Obamatopia. Too bad I don't believe in "Obamatopia," again nice try. Do you even know if I voted for Obama? I'm sure you will assume yes.

[native]

Wow...what color is the sky in your little dream world? Don't know what you are refuting here, but nice deflection instead of responding


Ummm...the evidence shows that racist activity is no more prevalent in the Tea Party movement than it is in the Democrat Party, sorry. What evidence? Do you have some? Because there's more historical evidence of Racism within the Republican/conservative parties than you will find in any Democratic closet.


...and what is so racist about that statement, or are you just pissed because Tancredo called you stupid? You truly are ignorant. Funny, the last time we had a literacy test to block people from voting was during Jim Crow.

Stay out of touch DJ, maybe those magical unicorns will take you and people who think like you to Obamatopia. Too bad I don't believe in "Obamatopia," again nice try. Do you even know if I voted for Obama? I'm sure you will assume yes.

Your passion for self defense is admirable, DJ, but your posts on this thread, like the racists accusations discussed in the article which spawned this thread, are just distractions which obfuscate the failures and deficiencies of Obama's progressive agenda, whether you believe in Obamatopia or not.

[JMU DJ]

...the racists accusations discussed in the article which spawned this thread, are just distractions which obfuscate the failures and deficiencies of Obama's progressive agenda, whether you believe in Obamatopia or not.

Sure, but instead of talking about the issues, countless threads have been started about bigotry and racism, countless news articles/media stories are published in this regard. The racist accusations have become the focus of Health Care Reform and of the Tea Party instead of the actual issues themselves, thus this is what we are left with. Finger pointing from both sides of the issue when the issue isn't even being discussed. As I said earlier, it's clear that race is playing a role in some peoples decisions (let's say 1% ), however there is a majority out there (members of whatever group) who oppose health care based off of aspects of the reform bill and aren't letting pettiness drive their decision. In the past few weeks though, no one seems to care to talk about the issues... just polls, race, socialism, guns, etc.

[danefan]

...the racists accusations discussed in the article which spawned this thread, are just distractions which obfuscate the failures and deficiencies of Obama's progressive agenda, whether you believe in Obamatopia or not.

Sure, but instead of talking about the issues, countless threads have been started about bigotry and racism, countless news articles/media stories are published in this regard. The racist accusations have become the focus of Health Care Reform and of the Tea Party instead of the actual issues themselves, thus this is what we are left with. Finger pointing from both sides of the issue when the issue isn't even being discussed. As I said earlier, it's clear that race is playing a role in some peoples decisions (let's say 1% ), however there is a majority out there (members of whatever group) who oppose health care based off of aspects of the reform bill and aren't letting pettiness drive their decision. In the past few weeks though, no one seems to care to talk about the issues... just polls, race, socialism, guns, etc.

That's because for those most part people on both sides of the line don't even know the issues or understand them. They're just shooting from the hip in a mob mentality type of way.

[Baldy]

Don't know what you are refuting here, but nice deflection instead of responding

The co-hijacker of this thread is accusing me of deflection?
Nice try, Ace.

What evidence? Do you have some? Because there's more historical evidence of Racism within the Republican/conservative parties than you will find in any Democratic closet.

#1 more Republicans voted for the Civil Rights Act of 1964 than Donks did.

#2

You truly are ignorant. Funny, the last time we had a literacy test to block people from voting was during Jim Crow.

Please don't tell me you actually are stupid enough to think Tancredo was referring to Jim Crow laws. I guess desperation will cause you to make some mighty long stretches. I'm sure it is out of the realm of thought that Tancredo was just making fun of the Dem Party base.....nah it can't be as simple as that.

Too bad I don't believe in "Obamatopia," again nice try. Do you even know if I voted for Obama? I'm sure you will assume yes.

You have made some mighty ignorant statements, so of course I am assuming you voted for Obama...oops, guess I just made a racist statement by calling Obama supporters stupid.