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Quicksilver 03-23-2010 04:43 PM

:rofl::rofl: Sho you right!!!


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Originally Posted by Wagner (Post 725500)
Sure you do, they lie.


Quicksilver 03-23-2010 04:46 PM

On second thought maybe they thought the tea party folks would be in church
on Sunday. Surprise.....There they were right there spitting, cussin, and generally acting a fool.

Comical stuff for sure......

chile1 03-23-2010 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Quicksilver (Post 725503)
On second thought maybe they thought the tea party folks would be in church
on Sunday. Surprise.....There they were right there spitting, cussin, and generally acting a fool.

Comical stuff for sure......

YouTube - THE TEA PARTY & THE CIRCUS - Final Healthcare Reform Protest

Comical stuff for sure......

Wagner 03-23-2010 05:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Quicksilver (Post 725503)
On second thought maybe they thought the tea party folks would be in church
on Sunday. Surprise.....There they were right there spitting, cussin, and generally acting a fool.

Comical stuff for sure......


So you're slighting religious people now. Awesome :rolleyes:

And for the other statement, not actually, I'd be considered by people like you to be a "Tea Party Folk" (and glad to have the title) I don't recall spitting or cussing on anyone. :D

Dannyell 03-23-2010 05:37 PM

funny seeing people go out of their way to protest and most have no idea what they dislike about this ...

Quicksilver 03-23-2010 06:18 PM

So your saying that my assuming people would be in Church
on Sunday is a slight? Well Ok.

And for the other statement, thanks for clearing that up.

YouTube - THE TEA PARTY & THE CIRCUS - Final Healthcare Reform Protest
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Originally Posted by Wagner (Post 725519)
So you're slighting religious people now. Awesome :rolleyes:

And for the other statement, not actually, I'd be considered by people like you to be a "Tea Party Folk" (and glad to have the title) I don't recall spitting or cussing on anyone. :D


Wagner 03-23-2010 09:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Quicksilver (Post 725540)
So your saying that my assuming people would be in Church
on Sunday is a slight? Well Ok.

And for the other statement, thanks for clearing that up.

YouTube - THE TEA PARTY & THE CIRCUS - Final Healthcare Reform Protest


Yep you pretty much said all Tea Party people must be religious..shows how little you know about it ;)

But our leader sure is bringing us together...14 states sue to block health care law - CNN.com Guess all those states have huge Tea Party members and are all Republican :rofl:

Quicksilver 03-23-2010 11:48 PM

What I said was "On second thought maybe they thought the tea party folks would be in church on Sunday" Nothing in that sentence say's "ALL". But your welcome to twist the meaning any way you like....:rofl:

Cal Jillson, a political science professor at Southern Methodist University in Texas, said the Constitution says laws passed by Congress trump state laws.
And others are saying they don't have a prayer. (no pun intended of course).
Anyway good night.........:cool:

Wagner 03-24-2010 05:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Quicksilver (Post 725649)
What I said was "On second thought maybe they thought the tea party folks would be in church on Sunday" Nothing in that sentence say's "ALL". But your welcome to twist the meaning any way you like....:rofl:

Cal Jillson, a political science professor at Southern Methodist University in Texas, said the Constitution says laws passed by Congress trump state laws.
And others are saying they don't have a prayer. (no pun intended of course).
Anyway good night.........:cool:

Not twisting anything, you made the religious 'ha-ha' about tea party peeps, all I did was ask why....

As fo Jilson's comments, we'll get to see that play out I fear as more than half the states in the Union have problems with what Congress passed. Whether Congress trumps a States rights....well not if you read the bill of Rights, specifically the 10th amendment.

The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.

Thunder22 03-24-2010 08:43 AM

“Medicine is the keystone of the arch of socialism” and “The goal of socialism is communism.” - Vladimir Lenin


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