About an hour before the scheduled start, this is about the best the teabaggers could put together.
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Is that Steve Beren on the left?
I believe yes.
yeah, that’s because many Conservatives actually work 8am-5pm (and beyond usually)…not that Goldy would know anything about that particular virtue.
At least he’s not whining about flying ass over teakettle while descending a flight of carpteted stairs in cotton socks because he had to catch the beginning of a TV program downstairs…and tying it to the importance of having health insurance. I say a little common sense should take care of that predicament instead.
Again, why keep blogging about these people? Obviously, based on this turnout alone, they are a minority fringe.
Is it that you’d rather talk about these “obstructionists” than the actual bill?
Watching on TVW, that was a great town hall meeting Rep. Brian Baird held the other night. That guy’s sharp. The Yelling Marine showed up again, still angry, and Baird deftly schooled him on the 10th Amendment. Sweet!
Goldy is angry people people are out, peacefully holding signs that disagree with Obama?
Where does troll get that Goldy is angry?
Or just making stuff up again?
I am a very important businessman.
I’m just back from the rally. The pro-health care reform guys outnumbered the antis about about a factor of ~75-100. There were lots of us and hardly any of them.
As far as I could see, nobody on either side was packing.
A “very important businessman” with an easily derailled train of thought. Any unifying theme between comments 6 and 8?
Someone leaned over to me, and said, “Is that David Goldstein?” I said, I dunno, point. And there he was, in some sort of strange disguise, and asking people about cupcakes. I thought, what the heck is he doing? I’m sure we’ll all get to see when he posts a few youtube stars. Of course, it didn’t look like he told them who he was, or what he was videotaping them for, so…probably not the most ethical thing to do. But meh, what are ethics when you’re dealing with “teabaggers,” right?
The anti Obamacare people were outnumbered in downtown Seattle…SHOCKING!!!!
11 Which of your moral codes of ethics did the teabaggers break?
@8 Is that why you’re able to spend so much time here? I thought you were unemployed.
That is Steve Berens on the left.
I also saw Don (last name?), who has posted on Sound Politics and visited DL a few times.
I was impressed that the trogs had their own little protected area. With cops in between camps, keeping the peace. It’s nice they were afforded special consideration, just like they did for us liberals when they were in charge. Not.
During one of our anti-war marches, a driver got impatient and drove through the people marching, threatening people with his car. His car was swarmed (he should have locked his doors first). We managed to restore the peace. And the cops just stood there and watched.
I didn’t count noses, but I saw about 20-25 in the trog pen.
Dumbasses marching in the street obstructing working citizens attempting to go home to their family after working 8-10hrs that day deserve little respect.
This simple bit of logic is lost on liberals, who lack not only a work ethic, but seemingly, the hygiene gene.
@16 Actually, demonstrators have the right-of-way:
“Congress shall make no law … abridging … the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.” — U.S. Const., Amend. I
and,
“The right … of the people peaceably to assemble for the common good shall never be abridged.” — Wash. Const., Art. I, Sec. 4
@16 (continued) Of course, I don’t expect a goosestepper like you to understand the concepts of democracy or constitutional rights.
Empty Suit @ 16,
You are one mean drunk, there, Squirt!
@ 17 and @ 18 ~ Then grab 10-20 of the silly fucks in here and walk down 5th avenue in seattle w/o a permit and see if the police recognize your “constitutional right to assemble”.
@ 19~ just because I outwit you on every post doesn’t make me “mean” or a “drunk” there, Darryl. But nice job at projecting…
Empty Suit,
“just because I outwit you on every post…”
LOL…I think you might want to sobber up for this, Squirt. You don’t “post,” you “comment.”
I, on the other hand, post and comment.
Media account formula: there was a health care rally: 3 paragraphs. A vocal minority of five shows up: 12 paragraphs.
Empty Beliefs @ 16
You supported the war in Iraq?
Violence against people with opposing opinions is just fine?
Ding, ding, ding! We have another winner. You’ve just been added to my twit list. You will be ignored from this point forward.
PS- Saturday afternoon, permitted parade (hence the police “protection”), the car was a Mercedes, and the driver made an unprovoked attack.
@ 23~ Oh no! Jason Osgood is going to ignore me. How can I possibly recover from being ignored by a failed candidate for the King County director of elections? I’ll manage somehow.
@ 21 ~ By “post” I meant thread. I didn’t conflate post with comment as you appear to think. Nice try, squirt.
Osgood @ 23:
Goldy seems to insinuate as such, so quit whining to me, Jason…
Healthcare reform rally, 6pm at westlake.
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