Do You Believe In The Tea Party Movement?
- 2010/04/05 23:11:22
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The greatest new development since their crushing defeat with regard to health care is their vague threats of Civil War Part Deux. Sorry, but we're not too worried. Actually, it sounds adorable! Imagine a ragtag group of seniors with Confederate caps, their Rascals all gassed up and rarin' to go! Doesn't that sound cute?
We won't ever get a clear list of actual things they want (and "not that" doesn't count), so what is it really that they believe? Take a look at the delusions of the Tea Party.
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+40I don't see any dilusions. I see honest, hard working, American citizens trying to have their voices heard. They do not want our country to become second rate to Cuba, Venzuela, North Korea or Iran. These are people that value thier freedom and the Free Enterprise System.
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A common misconception is that people think that by introducing a NHS they will have to pay an extortionate amount of tax to fund the NHS system. This is not true. While I respect that hard working Americans are protesting their rights to a free enterprise, don't we all have a responsibility to help our fellow man?
National health care is a good idea, and if the US government spend more on their citizens healthcare and less on invading foreign countries then the USA would be a much better place to live for everyone ( not just the rich )
You have been given a list of actual things the Tea Party wants, but you choose not to listen, or your comprehension skills are very limited, or you're, well, a socialist or worse.
B. They're not strict constitutionalists. Where are they protesting the Patriot Act?
C. They know what they're after. Eliminating the mainstream political parties, and giving more power to the common people in doing so.
D. Those are some pretty dang vague threats then. It's more along the lines of worrying about the state of freedom and wondering how far the government will try to go.
E. I doubt even half of them are seniors.
F. You know they're are some African Americans in that band right? That one swastika that came up was making a reference to the Nazis being socialist, and comparing Obama to them.
G. What they want is to go back before Bush back to the days of Reagan. Before massive government bailouts and before Washington went off the deep end (they were still crazy, don't get me wrong).
And Finally, I am not a republican, tea partier, christian, or any of that. I am an Atheist and a Technocrat.