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No racists in the Tea Party movement???

Posted: Jul 19, 2010

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRJ2UmyHhxI

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Did ya notice.... - Naaa....didn't think so

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1. How they stuck Glen Beck's name in between two racist (which racists are also found outside the tea party in case you didn't know that). Now that's pretty good subliminals. How better to get people to think Beck's a racist by quickly flashing his name between racist comments.

2. They never did air the full episode what happened to that racist. He was told that the tea party did not support his viewpoints, and that it doesn't matter what race. The people are there to discuss policies and issues, not race. They told him over and over. Also they asked him to turn his jacket inside out or take it off and he didn't. I can't find the full clip right now because it's late, but if I could I'd post it here.

3. Didn't you hear Vice President Joe Biden's comments. The people at the tea party are not racist. He said "The Tea Party is not a racist group, Vice President Joe Biden said on ABCâ��s â��This Weekâ�� over the weekend, and heâ��s right.

As a group, the Tea Party is not racist.

President Barack Obama, Biden added, doesnâ��t think so either."

4. Racism...you mean like the black lady who would not help the white farmer?

Racism is alive and well all across America. No denying that, but the link you provided can be debunked in so many ways. But then if you want it to be true you'll find anything you can.

Regardless of what you read in the tabloids my dear, the tea parties as a whole are not racists. They are concerned citizens of America speaking about issues. NOT race. And if you don't believe me you should at least listen to Vice President Biden who says so and says that President Obama does not believe it either.

teaparty racism - rm

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I just now read your reply after I posted mine. I couldn't have said it better myself. It's disgusting how low they have stooped and it only makes them look bad.

teaparty racism - rm

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There is racism everywhere. There are sour apples in every group. So your point is irrelevent. I am so sick and tired of you guys lowering yourselves. You are making yourselves out to be the fools. Everyone knows there is racism everywhere and they are laughing. You are desperate knowing your guy is an incompetent socialist to resort to stooping this low. There are tons of blacks and Hispanics in the teaparty that have had enough of this as well. Why don\\\'t you go to MLK\\\'s cousin\\\'s website for one, whose whole family did not vote for Obama. I wish MLK was still alive to do something about this \\\"victim mentality. It makes me sad.

Anything to avoid real issues, huh? - Trigger Happy

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Commen sense tells me that...yes...there are some racist people who are members of the tea party movement. However, that does not make the whole movement a racist one. There are many black and Hispanic people who believe in what the tea party stands for. If you guys would stop the mud slinging and race baiting, you would see that the movement is about fiscal responsibility and smaller government. I'm sure you find it horrible that a group thinks they should decide things for themselves instead of having government control every aspect of their life but that is basically what it is about. Smaller government, fiscal responsibility, and lower taxes. TEA stands for taxed enough already....not...we hate the black guy in office. I guess it is easier to demonize a group than to actually debate real issues.

Also, I would like to point out that as much as you guys love to talk about racism in the tea party, why don't you look at other groups where racsim is quite obvious. The black gal who didn't want to help the white farmer. The Black Panther party with their voter intimidation while calling white people crackers.

Racism is unfortunately still alive and I find that with the race baiting going on by this administration and those on the left, the people of different races are growing farther and farther apart. We are moving backwards instead of forwards here. What happened to the man of mixed race who was going to bring us all together? I guess that went out the window as well as that whole hope and change thing, huh?

So...yes...there are some racists involved in the tea party but that does not make the movement itself racist. Just like there are racists people involved in liberal groups...but that doesn't necessarily make that group racist either. Or is that only a one way street? Is this another double standard you are trying to play here?

I never said that the Tea Party movement is a - racist one! I said that

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that were racists in the Tea Party movement! You guys are no better than than Tea Party jerk who posted that letter and got ousted for it! Read people, Read!

So what was your point then? - Trigger Happy

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We know there are some people who are racist in most every group...including the tea party....so what is YOUR point? What?...did you think we didn't know that already? You have bad seeds in every group. I think the point that most people miss is that you shouldn't judge a whole group and the good it has accomplished because that group unfortunately has some morons who do stupid things.

If you want to point out racists, perhaps you should point it out in all groups and not just one political movement you may not agree with.

That is my point! There is the moron who used - to head the Tea Party

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movement that was saying (before he got dumped!) that there were none! I am saying there is that element. I thought I was pretty clear.

Sometimes, it just seems like you righties are just so poised to strike that you do not read let alone try to absorb the message of the post. Just strike first and ask questions later, if at all. I haven't posted here very much lately and now I remember why.

I am going to work. Have a good one.

You tell me I don't read...so funny. - Trigger Happy

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The basis of the Tea Party is fiscal responsibility, lower taxes, and smaller government. Yet all you can talk about is one moron...one moron who has been kicked out because of his moronic comments. You won't talk about what the tea party really stands for because it is so much easier for you guys to focus on a few morons in a large group than actually debate the real issues.

So what is so wrong with wanting fiscal responsibility, lower taxes, and smaller government. What is wrong with that? Those are the issues you should be debating. Do you oppose fiscal responsibility and if so, why? Do you opposed lower taxes and if so, why? How about smaller government?

The more we let race get in the middle of things, the more we will be divided and the less progress we will actually make and that is a lesson I think some on both sides of the fence need to learn.

There is too much mud flinging, name calling, and other issues that cause us to lose focus of what is truly important and both sides are guilty of doing that.

I suppose you have no beef with the - sm

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NAACP calling out the tea party to get rid of the racists in their ranks because there are obviously no racist people in the NAACP, huh? No racists in a group called the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Now...if white people started a group called the National Association for the Advancement of White People....that group would be subjected to all sorts of attacks because it would merely be for white people. I guess it is okay for "colored" people to have an association just to help "colored" people....nothing racist about that at all. I guess racism is only looked down upon when it comes from crackers, huh?. Obviously being racist is okay only if you are a minority.

What a well written reply. I applaud you. Good insight, too. - Backwards Typist

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It's a shame that Obama can't see what he's doing to, not only encourage racism, but also encourage hate within the two parties.

I was shocked when I saw what woman state what she did about the white farmer. It seems since Obama became president, those who supressed their hatred against the whites (like whites did against blacks) feel they have free reign over speaking their mind now.

I've got a lot more to say about it, but my fingers won't hold up today, so I better quit while I'm ahead. LOL

And thanks to you all for proving her point! - What is the matter with

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you? Wait, don't answer that. I already know. The teabagger/republican/regressive/Faux
"news" Kool-aid. Never mind.

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