Posted on 08/03/2010 6:25:47 PM PDT by ebshumidors
The New York Times sent Mattathias Schwartz to find out what was going on at Jack Dailey’s firearms training camps across the country and what he found apparently made the writer fear that America was going to the lily white, revolutionary, tea party dogs.
Schwartz went to learn about Jack Dailey’s Appleseed Project firearms marksmanship training camps and what he found were folks of “uniformly white skin” whose ideas were influenced by those “motley carnivals of the Tea Party movement.” And apparently Schwartz fears that they all want to institute a violent revolution in America. Yes, it’s all about those scary “militias” despite that the Appleseed Project has no connection to any.
(Excerpt) Read more at bigjournalism.com ...
> whose ideas were influenced by those “motley carnivals of the Tea Party movement.”
Can you imagine how insanely scared this Torie would have been after the Boston Tea Party?
Now THOSE were some true revolutionaries!!
I truly hope that those of his ilk are very, very scared...
If the NYT writes a piece about the 2nd Amendment and there is nobody there to read it, does it make any noise?
you = you’re Oops!
I had my 62 year old Mom shooting my AR15 a month or so ago. She was getting into it. She’s ready for a other than peaceful revolution.
The NYT is written for the NYC wall street and theater liberals AND the DC insiders who want to simulate being smart. (see algore pretending to read physics books [not noticing it is upside down])
Lol @ the NYT....
Appleseed has been around long before the Tea Party. During the Clinton years, they might have been a little more outspoken against the government and the United Nations.
Yes, the ripe sound of flatulence...
America was founded by MARKSMEN, not Marxists.
The operator of this Appleseed Project responded scathingly to this NYT hit piece. His response was posted here on FR a few days ago... I couldn’t find it on the search, but here is one link: http://appleseedinfo.org/nyt-rebuttal.html
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