Lets Learn to Love Each Other and Hate the Tea Party

The Vanity Post | May 16, 2014 | 1-Eagle

[1-Eagle]

As we all know by now having heard the details and audio on the talk shows, a group of 2,400 "teachers" and, inexplicably, a few students, gathered together to search for their "inner racist" and... surprise! they found it!

We should loudly applaud any meetings of liberals to confront their inner racist.

As I think Ann Coulter said once: If we can just get them to stop hating white people, it would be a good start.

In any case it would have been laudable that there are efforts to teach youth to appreciate each other and overcome racism, even though that job is best done at home, but when a teacher stands up and says "The longer you stay in the Tea Party, the more racist you become" the whole process becomes prostituted as simply another democrat political meeting.

In the end this meeting of teachers had nothing to do with education, nothing to do with ending hatred, but everything to do with hating fellow Americans who simply refuse to go along with the installation of the New Monarchy.

[1-Eagle]

Democrats efforts to ending racism would seem, then, to merely be a precursor to focusing hatred elsewhere, like on Americans who actually believe they elected a Governor and State Legislature to do a job, as opposed to being ruled by "a pen and a phone."

So give the world a coke, or a glass of fresh democrat koolaid, and sing along merrily around the campfire, but not with those Tea Party people. We hate them.

Replacing one form of hate with another is simply abhorrent, not to mention stupid. If we are going to end hate, lets end all of it.

[litehaus]

1.Commies
2.Socialists
3.Progressives
4.Liberals
5.Democrats

Good list to start with?

[subterfuge]

Well daid bump.

[Smokin' Joe]

I am sure they would not have liked the first batch of 'tea party' people, either.

Sigh...

We're going to have to do it again.

[Dr. Sivana]

but everything to do with hating fellow Americans who simply refuse to go along with the installation of the New Monarchy.

Even Monarchs had boundaries to their authority.

[MUDDOG]

Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Liberal Groupthink.

[JimRed]

We're going to have to do it again.

Tar is at Lowe's, where can we get the feathers?

[Smokin' Joe]

Expensive pillows and old down jackets...

[1-Eagle]

They would have sided with King George III, no doubt about it

[1-Eagle]

thanks for the bump