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J Craft said:
TEA party protesters were maligned as violent and bad by liberals and the MSM. The BLM movement is supported by liberals and the media.

The real haters are the leftists in this country.
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Remember how the left went on about how violent the Tea Party was? I think the worst of it was someone got egged and someone's plumbing [?] was vandalized lol. That's some serious JV.

I wonder how many actual right wing terrorists there are in this country. Not right wing racist loons, but terrorists.
 
Legion Troll said:
No. Link up.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea_Party_movement

What the NYT called "potentially the most dangerous of many acts of violence and threats against supporters of the bill," a Lynchburg, Virginia Tea Party organizer and the Danville, Virginia Tea Party Chairman both posted the home address of Representative Tom Perriello's brother (mistakenly believing it was the Congressman's address) on their websites, and encouraged readers to "drop by" to express their anger against Representative Perriello's vote in favor of the healthcare bill. The following day, after smelling gas in his house, a severed gas line that connected to a propane tank was discovered on Perriello's brother's screened-in porch. Local police and FBI investigators determined that it was intentionally cut as an act of vandalism. Perriello's brother also received a threatening letter referencing the legislation. Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli stated that posting a home address on a website and encouraging people to visit is "an appalling approach. It's not civil discourse, it's an invitation to intimidation and it's totally unacceptable."
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The Times called it 'an act of potential violence' lol.

Omg that's funny lol.
 
Loyal Lapdoggy Hack Hussein said:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea_Party_movement What the NYT called "potentially the most dangerous of many acts of violence and threats against supporters of the bill," a Lynchburg, Virginia Tea Party organizer and the Danville, Virginia Tea Party Chairman both posted the home address of Representative Tom Perriello's brother (mistakenly believing it was the Congressman's address) on their websites, and encouraged readers to "drop by" to express their anger against Representative Perriello's vote in favor of the healthcare bill. The following day, after smelling gas in his house, a severed gas line that connected to a propane tank was discovered on Perriello's brother's screened-in porch. Local police and FBI investigators determined that it was intentionally cut as an act of vandalism. Perriello's brother also received a threatening letter referencing the legislation. Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli stated that posting a home address on a website and encouraging people to visit is "an appalling approach. It's not civil discourse, it's an invitation to intimidation and it's totally unacceptable." ____________ The Times called it 'an act of potential violence' lol. Omg that's funny lol.
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That's one incident, lol.

You barked:
Loyal Lapdoggy Hack Hussein said:
Remember how the left went on about how violent the Tea Party was?
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Is that what little loyal lapdoggies call going "on about how violent the Tea Party was"?
 
Rana said:
You make stupid look smart!
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No, you've got that roll all sewn up.

I posted a link that provides proof of what I stated.

It's sad that our nation is being led by Islamic sympathizers who are unable to know that radical Islam is real, actual, and immediately a threat.

Instead we have folks such as yourself, who, are vapid and ineffective in both framing the problem, and therefore providing a plan of action.
 
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