JakeStarkey
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Which is racialism.
OK, we have Sawbriars pegged. He is loopy as Stephanie.
OK, we have Sawbriars pegged. He is loopy as Stephanie.
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Which is racialism.
OK, we have Sawbriars pegged. He is loopy as Stephanie.
The Tea Party's biggest problem is that they do not stand for White People period....they are hung up playing the tar baby game....got dat? I would have no problem accepting minorities in a White Working Class Party if they rejected their indoctrination of hating white folk and blaming white folk for all their problems.
So now you're all in, eh? Just no more pretense about your completely blatant racism? You're kind of a shitty person.
Yeh...I have shit all over you and your white guilt trip.
Anytime I can get fake conservatives, liberals, politically correct republicans and confused Tea Partiers foaming at the mouth...my mission has been accomplished. Deal wid it chump.
Are you from that place Stormfront? I've not been there but you are white supremicists correct?
I imagine your memberships are rocking about now.
Interesting.
I am not a White Supremacist.....I am white nationalist sympathizer though...big difference.
Yes, the Tea Party will joint a long list of movements that have been a pressure point on the two parties. The GOP must consider attacking the Democratic stronghold, Hispanics, Blacks, and Female voters. What few people seem to grasp when they say America is to the right of center is that many democrats are to the right of center but are far from right wing extremist. In order for the GOP to increase their turnout out at the polls they must reach out to the center which includes both moderate Democrat and Republican voters which mean they must jettison the far right which includes the Tea Party.Tea Parties are now a spent movement......some say that....and I would not say they are wrong as of this moment---however.... I suspect that the Tea Parties could start drawing big crowds again if they could be persuaded of the real issues that the white working class is concerned with..... good paying jobs, re-industrializing America, stop sending jobs overseas, defending "white culture", making our universities accessible to White Working Class Children, ending affirmative action, black on white crime and reviving the Patriot movement aka.......the recognition that individual liberties are in jeopardy due to unconstitutional actions taken by elected government officials, appointed bureaucrats, and some special interest groups outside of government, to illegally accumulate power.
The huge stumbling blocks now in the path of the Tea Party movement are those hung up on the mantra of 'smaller government and lower taxes for the rich' and the insanity of wasting time and energy trying to prove they are not racist......thus allowing the democrats to keep them playing the tar baby game.....that will not cut it and if that remains a fixation then you can kiss the tea party goodbye.
The questions I have for the Tea Partry ....do they not understand they must be truly revolutionary?......and why are they currently exhibiting fear of adopting extremist views in defense of liberty?
Yes, the Tea Party will joint a long list of movements that have been a pressure point on the two parties. The GOP must consider attacking the Democratic stronghold, Hispanics, Blacks, and Female voters. What few people seem to grasp when they say America is to the right of center is that many democrats are to the right of center but are far from right wing extremist. In order for the GOP to increase their turnout out at the polls they must reach out to the center which includes both moderate Democrat and Republican voters which mean they must jettison the far right which includes the Tea Party.Tea Parties are now a spent movement......some say that....and I would not say they are wrong as of this moment---however.... I suspect that the Tea Parties could start drawing big crowds again if they could be persuaded of the real issues that the white working class is concerned with..... good paying jobs, re-industrializing America, stop sending jobs overseas, defending "white culture", making our universities accessible to White Working Class Children, ending affirmative action, black on white crime and reviving the Patriot movement aka.......the recognition that individual liberties are in jeopardy due to unconstitutional actions taken by elected government officials, appointed bureaucrats, and some special interest groups outside of government, to illegally accumulate power.
The huge stumbling blocks now in the path of the Tea Party movement are those hung up on the mantra of 'smaller government and lower taxes for the rich' and the insanity of wasting time and energy trying to prove they are not racist......thus allowing the democrats to keep them playing the tar baby game.....that will not cut it and if that remains a fixation then you can kiss the tea party goodbye.
The questions I have for the Tea Partry ....do they not understand they must be truly revolutionary?......and why are they currently exhibiting fear of adopting extremist views in defense of liberty?
There have been over 900 Executive orders put forth from Obama in just 4 years.
I would have no problem accepting minorities in a White Working Class Party if they rejected their indoctrination of hating white folk and blaming white folk for all their problems.
The Real Reason Romney Lost
By Dick Morris on November 15, 2012
As the popular vote counts emerge and we move out from under the shadow of the media spin, we are learning the real reason Romney lost. The mainstream media is pushing the story that a massive turnout among minorities and the young drowned the white male vote as America changes its demography.
But the real reason is that the whites who supported Romney didnÂ’t turn out to vote. Just look at the fact, brought to my attention by National Review and Washington Examiner columnist Byron York, that Obama carried Ohio by 107,000 votes and that Romney got about 100,000 fewer votes than McCain! (2,677,820 for McCain v. 2,583,580 for Romney). Romney really lost by failing to turn out his base even as Obama was doing a very good job of getting his to the polls.
The Real Reason Romney Lost
By Dick Morris on November 15, 2012
As the popular vote counts emerge and we move out from under the shadow of the media spin, we are learning the real reason Romney lost. The mainstream media is pushing the story that a massive turnout among minorities and the young drowned the white male vote as America changes its demography.
But the real reason is that the whites who supported Romney didnÂ’t turn out to vote. Just look at the fact, brought to my attention by National Review and Washington Examiner columnist Byron York, that Obama carried Ohio by 107,000 votes and that Romney got about 100,000 fewer votes than McCain! (2,677,820 for McCain v. 2,583,580 for Romney). Romney really lost by failing to turn out his base even as Obama was doing a very good job of getting his to the polls.
When was the last time Dick Morris was right about anything?
Q. What is White Nationalism?
A. The idea that Whites may need to create a separate nation as a means of defending themselves..
Q. What is White Nationalism?
A. The idea that Whites may need to create a separate nation as a means of defending themselves..
Then GTFO of my country and go do it somewhere else. We don't need cowardly idiots like you around stinking up the joint. Give Antarctica a try.
We would certainly reject racism of the Founders.
And sexism.
And much else.
We accept the goodness of the Founders, though.