who the hell cares about Atlas shrugging?     you teapartiers read one book -- or more correctly .. heard that you should read this one book and therefore memorized the title  --- and you keep repeating it to pretend that you have some intelligence

my guess is that the teapartiers actually never read much more than a a couple Dr. Seuss books

I do not like TeaBaggers Sam I Am..
I do not like TeaBaggers here or there...
I do not like TeaBaggers ANYWHERE!

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who the hell cares about Atlas shrugging?     you teapartiers read one book -- or more correctly .. heard that you should read this one book and therefore memorized the title  --- and you keep repeating it to pretend that you have some intelligence

my guess is that the teapartiers actually never read much more than a a couple Dr. Seuss books

I've read it twice.....and a hell of alot of other stuff.......

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I've read it twice.....and a hell of alot of other stuff.......

I don't have the attention span.
Did Spot ever run?
"Run Spot RUN!", is as far as I've ever made it.

the story would just take you to a 'movie of the mind'....AWESOME STORY....

as is Under The Dome by King

http://news.yahoo.com/photos/member-occupy-wall-st-movement-walks-over-u-photo-210130472.html


that says it all...demoCRAPS defile the flag...cops back them up...SICKENING.

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Big differences between tea party and Occupy Wall St.

    Some on the left are saying that the “Occupy Wall Street” movement is the left’s tea party. Perhaps they’re projecting their desires instead of seeing the reality. The differences between the two are striking. Tea parties protested in parks and city centers, then went home, usually leaving the area as they found it.
    Occupy Wall Street has turned city parks into rat-holes, and one member was photographed defecating on a cop car. The media tried to tar tea parties as racist. When they couldn’t fi nd actual racism, they printed unsubstantiated claims by far-left congressmen as truth. The net is overfl owing with Occupy Wall Street protesters proudly making anti-Semitic rants.
    The tea party believes that people are entitled to the money they earn, provided they earned it legally. Occupy Wall Street seems to think that earning a large amount of money makes you evil and that others have a claim on the fruits of your labor.
    The tea party wants the bailouts to end and businesses to compete on their own merits. The Occupy Wall Street crowd seems to think that giving the government more power is going to fi x things, the same government that bailed out the banks and auto companies in the fi rst place.
    The tea party’s aims are less spending, less taxes and limited government. Occupy Wall Street has been very vocal in its support of socialism. Some of its members have even called for “People’s Assemblies” to form in the “occupied” cities. The difference couldn’t be more striking. The tea party looks to 1776; the Occupy Wall Street movement to 1917.
    But perhaps the greatest difference between the two lies in what they’ve done. The tea party protested, then went home and joined the political process. They ran for office and joined local government, and fueled the Republican take-back of the House and countless state governments. Occupy Wall Street went out to protest and — weeks later — is still protesting.

    DAVID WELCH
    Scotia

http://www.dailygazette.net/De.....r00903&AppName=1

occupy wallstree----feelings
tea party(that's NOT a party)----research

the two CAN be combined......RON PAUL.....AND THE LIKE

good to see the admin pointing out how dumb some people still are. David Welch must have ate alot of lead paint chips.....

You must of eaten lead sandwiches then.

Graham why don't you just post under your own name and stop using the admin name??? your the Michelle Bachman version of DVOR

awwwwwww

The hippies became the yuppies who feared their parents' lives and helped create this system and those who assisted them.......