Mrtraveler01: t3knomanser: Mrtraveler01: This or the furry convention they hold every year.

Hey, Furries are harmless. And local businesses slap a paw logo and a 25% markup on the stuff they usually sell and make money hand over fist. We'll keep the furries, but the tea party has got to go.

So I can slap a paw sticker on a copy of the Post-Gazette and charge $2 for it?

Why haven't I thought of this before?!?!?!

Probably. Get a paw sticker and a little picture of Rainbow Dash and you can probably find someone who'll give you $50 for it.

A Dark Evil Omen: Probably. Get a paw sticker and a little picture of Rainbow Dash and you can probably find someone who'll give you $50 for it.

Only if you make it 20% cooler. At least.

Satanic_Hamster: tenpoundsofcheese: you think a tea party person would get a dog directly from Mexico?

I think they'd buy it from the store with no questions asked where it came from, as long as it's cheap. I doubt they even checked the label.

Having worked in retail in past couple years, there is an observable moron point. The people who complain about most things not being made in the USA are the ones most likely to be buying the eleven dollar blender because it's so much cheaper. I wish there was a correlation between the two observations, but, alas, there is not.

My favorite is the "regular person" rhetoric. Probably the perfect dog-whistle. Has great plausible deniability.

MyRandomName: The behind of OWS in NYC.


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Got nothin' so you're gonna keep recycling that same one idiot from six months ago, huh?

tlchwi02: LouDobbsAwaaaay: They do. Remember: Teabaggers dress like the British at their bagger-rallies. They celebrate the Boston Tea Party - they just aren't representing the side you think they are.

its... its all so clear now. the Tea Party Patriots want us to return to mother england... no wonder they're all white anglo-saxons.

I think they are more loyal to the East India Tea Company than Britain. A powerful, wealthy, multi-national corporation that uses its influence to reduce liberty and line its pockets. An entity that transforms the misery of other people into profit for itself.

Speakers also criticized Mr. Obama for unemployment, his energy policy, high gas prices and other problems. They criticized Mr. Casey for supporting Mr. Obama's policies, including bailouts.

He also kicks puppies around in his spare time and drinks the tears from their eyes.

QU!RK1019: randomjsa: No riots, no vandalism, no lice, no crime...

No music, no girls, no drinking, no drugs, no sex, no fun, no thank you

It's amazing how only being there for a couple of hours (if that) as a staged photo op, with no police there trying to incite something, makes for a quiet "demonstration"...

Snarcoleptic_Hoosier: Having worked in retail in past couple years, there is an observable moron point. The people who complain about most things not being made in the USA are the ones most likely to be buying the eleven dollar blender because it's so much cheaper. I wish there was a correlation between the two observations, but, alas, there is not.

I remember a Daily Show correspondent pointing out to a right winger that the "Buy American" t-shirts he was handin gout were made in Taiwan.

I can't wait to go to my first Tea Party rally. Rand Paul went to one a couple weeks ago and I was really bummed not to be able to go to that one. They seem like tons o' fun.

Nishu: I can't wait to go to my first Tea Party rally. Rand Paul went to one a couple weeks ago and I was really bummed not to be able to go to that one. They seem like tons o' fun.

And the best part? Everybody gets laid.

Speakers also criticized Mr. Obama for unemployment, his energy policy, high gas prices and other problems.

Looks like somebody got the RNC memo.

/or watched Fox & Friends when Steve Douchey read it word-for-word on camera

QU!RK1019: Mrtraveler01: The more I think about it, the more the furry convention does sound a lot more fun than this.

Oh lord, it's the Kobayashi f*ckin Maru of party choices.

Do like Kirk did: Reprogram the simulator for a kegger.

QU!RK1019: Mrtraveler01: The more I think about it, the more the furry convention does sound a lot more fun than this.

Oh lord, it's the Kobayashi f*ckin Maru of party choices.

With his penchant for dicking any vaguely-human-looking alien that comes within chloraform-distance, I'm guessing Kirk would go to the furry convention.

deadcrickets: MyRandomName: The behind of OWS in NYC.


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Scared of us Libertarians huh? Don't you worry my little precious. Soon the GOP will be the third largest party and the Libertarians will take your place on the national scene. Sucks to be you and your dying party.

Man I hope so. I'm sticking with the Republican party as long as we have the Paul's, and Justin Amash doesn't hurt either, but I'm doing it reluctantly.

Satanic_Hamster: Nishu: I can't wait to go to my first Tea Party rally. Rand Paul went to one a couple weeks ago and I was really bummed not to be able to go to that one. They seem like tons o' fun.

And the best part? Everybody gets laid.

I'd believe it. You know the most conservative among us are always into the freakiest shiat.

LouDobbsAwaaaay: QU!RK1019: Mrtraveler01: The more I think about it, the more the furry convention does sound a lot more fun than this.

Oh lord, it's the Kobayashi f*ckin Maru of party choices.

With his penchant for dicking any vaguely-human-looking alien that comes within chloraform-distance, I'm guessing Kirk would go to the furry convention.



Your... fur... ismagnificent.



It's 80% synthetic fiber!



Good... enough for me.

Satanic_Hamster: Snarcoleptic_Hoosier: Having worked in retail in past couple years, there is an observable moron point. The people who complain about most things not being made in the USA are the ones most likely to be buying the eleven dollar blender because it's so much cheaper. I wish there was a correlation between the two observations, but, alas, there is not.

I remember a Daily Show correspondent pointing out to a right winger that the "Buy American" t-shirts he was handin gout were made in Taiwan.

It's really, really hard to find American made stuff any more, even if you're willing to pay for it. I have a few go to website for certain things, but for most things it's almost impossible to find things made in America. Valid criticism, but try it before you start hatin'. It's very time consuming and extremely inconvenient to buy made in America all the time. Off the top of my head, I can't even think of a blender you might buy that's made in USA.

Nishu: Off the top of my head, I can't even think of a blender you might buy that's made in USA.

BlendTec is American-assembled with almost all American-made parts.

gimmegimme:
Right-wingers LOOOOOVE capitalism but hate its natural conclusions.

well...to be fair, right wingers love what they THINK is capitalism. but they aren't actually worshipping 'capitalism', they're worshipping a mutant version of corporatism that's lying its ass off in order to get people to vote for and protect it.

what's really weird is when the GOP tries to blend their asinine economic theories with christianity. the Roman Catholic Church called out Ryan on his budget last week and half my conservative friends spent the week trying to ignore a bunch of clergy telling them that their economic policies were not even remotely in line with the teachings of Jesus Christ.

FormlessOne: Political tafurs, I'm tellin' you. The GOP funded them, trained some of them, and unleashed them hoping to sway moderates and spread agitprop. They're running wild now, doing as much damage to the GOP as to anyone else in this election cycle, even as the GOP struggles to keep them pointed at the GOP's enemies.

this is why you don't unleash a new creature into an ecosystem without studying the subject extensively before you do it.

A Dark Evil Omen: Nishu: Off the top of my head, I can't even think of a blender you might buy that's made in USA.

BlendTec is American-assembled with almost all American-made parts.

Did you know that or did you google it? Seriously, XD

If my vitamix ever dies I'll look into this blendtec... But I doubt my vitamix will ever die.

Nishu: A Dark Evil Omen: Nishu: Off the top of my head, I can't even think of a blender you might buy that's made in USA.

BlendTec is American-assembled with almost all American-made parts.

Did you know that or did you google it? Seriously, XD

If my vitamix ever dies I'll look into this blendtec... But I doubt my vitamix will ever die.

That one, I actually knew off the top of my head. Because of:

Mrtraveler01: Will it Blend

Best ad campaign ever.

Googling "blender made in usa" turns up some other options... Like KitchenAid, huh.