Foes of tea party movement to infiltrate rallies

[Guest FroggyOne2]

I had two bbl'd actions built.. bought an AR.. a Unertl scope. A Winchester Factory Palma rifle. 56 lbs of powder, 25000 primers, 3700 bullets.

[Guest jackdm3]

They hope to squash a taxday party with talk and "promises" of lower rates.

Senators propose lower tax rates, a simpler form TaxWatch - MarketWatch

[mikegideon]

I had two bbl'd actions built.. bought an AR.. a Unertl scope. A Winchester Factory Palma rifle. 56 lbs of powder, 25000 primers, 3700 bullets.

I was never without a firearm, but I didn't have a collection. I bought a few thousand rounds, but they're spread across the various calibers. The only thing I didn't buy was an AR15 because of inflated pricing (I have a mini 14 and a buttload of mags). That's my next purchase now that the prices seem to be getting better.

[mikegideon]

repubs are just as bad as the democrats. I would prefer they all find another line of work.

Are these infiltrators the "Coffee party" I have been hearing about?

I think that's a different bunch.

[Guest HvyMtl]

Ok, the aspects we are looking at - the trash talk - (Yes, the Swift boaters were funded by a Republican, and were rebutted by the men who served with Kerry on his boat. Yes, these anti-Tea Party people are trashing a movement they know nothing about.)

The TRASH TALK - It is the issue. Why do both sides do it? Simple. It is effective. Catches the ignorant, uses their fears and concerns against them, enabling those who wield trash talk to benefit from their frightened votes. From "Seekrit Muslin" to the "Stupid Racists" rhetoric from both sides, it impacts the votes, whether we like it or not.

How do we remove the trash talk? Well... Sadly, it has been in US Politics since the beginning. So, it will be quite difficult to remove, as it has been so ingrained. Here are possible ways: 1) Educate yourselves on what is TRUE and what is FALSE. 2) Recognize the tone of Propaganda (from both sides) 3) POINT OUT the FALSITIES to all who spout them and believe them...

#3 is the toughest. Some call it "educating the masses." A hard thing to do, as it is found persons having a lack of knowledge and education, are more close minded then those who have been exposed to knowledge and education... Not to mention being told they are wrong...

So, we will have this viral sewage of trash talk thrown at us from both sides, in hopes some of it get swallowed. Due to the fact it does get ingested, and spewed forth, even more so, by those not truly knowledgeable, and it impacts votes, the sewage shower will continue...

[Guest 6.8 AR]

I'm not so concerned with the 'trash talk' as I am with the actions of the elected ones presently serving themselves to our money. I think that speaks for itself. Kerry's record in the Senate speaks for itself, also, along with the rest of that august body.

The simple idea that a group would infiltrate another to distort the message tells me they are desperate and will do anything and everything to skew an election. That's

not political speech, it's subversion and propaganda. Hitler's boys gave Obama's boys

a few ideas. No reason to talk about Alinski. You are exactly right about educating

people. The education needs to be accurate and people need to be able to make their own minds up. I don't see that happening, right now. I see subversive activities. It

will wreck this country, what's left of it.

[Guest FroggyOne2]

I feel that the water is tepid still at this point.. but the rolling of the water so to speak is comming to a boiling point.. if there is one thing that is sure of our society.. it takes a whole hell of a lot to wake ppl up around here!