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   XPost: alt.usenet.kooks, rec.autos.sport.tech, alt.politics.socialist.nazi   
   From: AbortionKing@whitehouse.gov   
      
   On Sun, 5 May 2013 12:44:12 -0700 (PDT), Joe Smith   
    wrote:   
      
   >On Apr 19, 11:12 am, Ron  wrote:   
   >> On Apr 19, 9:30 am, Cicero_Venatio  wrote:   
   >>   
   >> > The Tea Party is demanding apologies from MSNBC, Chris Matthews, Obama   
   >> > advisor David Axelrod for trying to pin the Boston bombing on the Tea   
   >> > Party.  And a special apology from Barack Obama for dividing the nation   
   >> > and allowing people from overseas to kill and maim Americans.  And as   
   >> > Bostonians are reminded, there is "no" security, as they are pulling out   
   >> > their own personal weapons to protect themselves from a chechen   
   >> > terrorist that the police department let escape.  That's why Americans   
   >> > won't let Barack grab their gun.  Someone has to defend the country, if   
   >> > Barack won't then they will.   
   >>   
   >> Number one, I don't agree with the idea that the Tea Party extremists   
   >> would do something like the Boston Marathon bombing.  However, I could   
   >> not find a source where Matthews said anything about it other than   
   >> right wing extremists were responsible.   
   >>   
   >> Do you have a cite where Matthews said the Tea Party did it?   
   >>   
   >> And secondly, you wrote: "And a special apology from Barack Obama for   
   >>   
   >> dividing the nation and allowing people from overseas to kill and maim   
   >> Americans."   
   >>   
   >> Tell that to Bush who "allowed" fifteen or so Muslims to immigrate and   
   >> instigate the 9-11 attacks.   
   >   
   >The Tea Party believes that minorities don't deserve "say so" when it   
   >comes to things that matter.   
   >   
   >Unfortunately, they are a minority that is detested more than even   
   >MUSLIMS!   Those other horrible right wing religious fanatics who   
   >cause trouble!   
   >   
   > Tea Party people less popular than many other hated minority groups   
   >They may want "their country" back, but their country doesn't really   
   >want the.   
   >   
   >There is a shadowy group of malcontents in America today, plotting a   
   >grand takeover of our political institutions in order to completely   
   >remake the country according to their wishes. Despite the fact the   
   >members of this group are a small minority of the population, and an   
   >unpopular one at that, they seek to infiltrate the courts and the   
   >government at every level, in order to replace our long-standing   
   >system of law with their own extremist, undemocratic religious code.   
   >These true believers are especially dangerous because they think   
   >they’re doing God’s work, and you ignore them, or play down the threat   
   >they pose to America, at your own risk. This tiny band of fanatics is   
   >largely distrusted and despised by regular Americans, but a terrified   
   >media coddles them and pretends they’re harmless. I am speaking, of   
   >course, of the Tea Parties, a group now officially less popular among   
   >Americans than Muslims.   
      
   Paranoia much?   
      
   Is this before or after they complete their secret base on the moon?   
      
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