Kasz216 said:
richardhutnik said:
Kasz216 said:
richardhutnik said:
HulkWasRight said:
I don't want to ruffle any feathers but the fact that this question was asked at all really bothers me. I'm fairly conservative politically and have been involved in things like rallies and volunteerism with the Tea Party. The media paints us as these radical quasi-terrorists just itching to do all this harm. I'ld wager that if you put aside your pre-concieved notions and talked to members of the Tea Party in a non-aggressive way about their politics, you would find ernest kind people who want a more fiscally responsible and moral government. Furthermore violence isn't part of the game plan period. And if you still disagree that's fine, but let's make it about the issues and not indulge in paranoid fantasies of a Right Wing insurgency. |
Are you bothered by the original post, or the discussions that followed? If it comes to the original post, you can blame the sheriff for taking the discussions that way. I had to ask, because that is what the sheriff is implying. What may be a legitimate concern of the collapse of the United State into a civil war was put in the context of Obama getting elected would do it. The question was then, if only Right Wing folks would fire back.
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Actually, the Sheriff suggested the exact opposite... and implied the exact opposite case.
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What is the case the Sheriff is implying? What I saw was that, if Obama gets elected, then bad things will happen, which is going to result in a Civil War. What is the opposite case of this, or is this the case you are saying the Sheriff is implying?
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The Sheriff implied that such a situation wouldn't happen if Obama were elected, it's batshit stupid to think such a situation would happen, and that he in fact never agreed to fire on a UN led invasion force nor ever had any conversation about what to do in the case of a UN led invasion force into their small town in texas.
It was his opinion that Judge Tom Head once again made the district look stupid due to a stupid comment from a string of stupid comments he's been known to make.
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Pardon me here. I wasn't even paying attention to who said what, or lost track of it. My focus was on the quote by the judge, which had me lose track of the fact he is a judge, not the sheriff. So, pardon my getting confused here. It happens when I go on, and have a lot of things focused on and forget the details here.
