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Montana ********* Leader wants to Kill Gays

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Anonymous

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This is only the outer shell of the "radical right extremists" that are finding a home with this ********* movement....

Besides this "party leader"- I see by the blogs where another Montana ********* candidate- Kristi Allen-Gailushasis -now " has declared war on the gay community"...

Same old sh*t I heard for years coming out of the Aryan Nations, KKK, and Neo Nazis....And always doing it in the name of being good Christians and Patriots... :roll:

Tea Party removes leader after Web post
By KIMBALL BENNION • Tribune Staff Writer • September 7, 2010

The Big Sky Tea Party Association removed its president, Tim Ravndal, after inflammatory comments from his Facebook page surfaced in national blogs and local media.

In a press release, Board Chair Jim Walker of the Tea Party group based out of Helena, called Ravndal's comments "unacceptable," and said that the group learned about them Saturday, when an article about the comments was published in the Tribune.
The exchange between Ravndal and another Facebook user named Dennis Scranton was originally posted on July 23 on Ravndal's personal Facebook page.
Ravndal's original post expressed his frustration at an American Civil Liberties Union lawsuit over rights for same-sex couples. Ravndal expressed that he thought marriage should only be between a man and a woman and giving rights to same-sex couples would be a violation of the constitution.
That post was followed by a comment from Scranton that read: "I think fruits are decorative. Hang up where they can be seen and appreciated. Call Wyoming for display instructions."
Scranton's post seemed to reference the 1998 beating death of Matthew Shepard, a student at the University of Wyoming who was gay.
Ravndal reply read: "Where can I get that Wyoming printed instruction manual?"

Ravndal apologized for the comments in the initial Saturday article, saying he did not know Scranton's comments had anything to do with the Matthew Shepard case.
The association's board of directors met the day after the article was published and voted to remove Ravndal from the group's leadership and from its general membership.
Ravndal did not return the Tribune's request for comment Monday..
"The discussion in that Facebook conversation is entirely outside the position of the Big Sky Tea Party," Walker said in the statement. "We continually make it known that we will not tolerate bigoted dialog, behavior or messages at our functions, our meetings or within our ranks."
Roger Nummerdor, a former president and current member of the association's board or directors, said Ravndal's statements were "completely" outside the Big Sky Tea Party's mission statement, which he said focuses on such principles as limited government and fiscal accountability on a government level.
"We try not to go outside that scope," Nummerdor said.
Nummerdor said that Ravndal's comments were posted before he was made president of the association, and that no one knew about them until the Tribune's article.
"My jaw dropped when I read it," Nummerdor said.
The Big Sky Tea Party Association is not a statewide organization, nor does it consider itself as a political party, Nummerdor said. It is based out of Helena and represents one of 15 or so other loosely-knit Tea Party organizations across the state.
Nummerdor said that no decision has been made yet on who will replace Ravndal, but said they will likely come to one in a regular meeting scheduled for today.
 

Whitewing

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Oldtimer said:
This is only the outer shell of the "radical right extremists" that are finding a home with this ********* movement....

Besides this "party leader"- I see by the blogs where another Montana ********* candidate- Kristi Allen-Gailushasis -now " has declared war on the gay community"...

Same old sh*t I heard for years coming out of the Aryan Nations, KKK, and Neo Nazis....And always doing it in the name of being good Christians and Patriots... :roll:

Yeah Old Shamu, the tea baggers are nothing more than a bunch of Aryan Nations, KKK, and Neo Nazis, and anti-gays and I see you've got the youtube viddies and other sources to prove it.

This is a very good strategery for winning in November. I hope you guys keep it up.
 

Tam

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Oldtimer said:
This is only the outer shell of the "radical right extremists" that are finding a home with this ********* movement....

Besides this "party leader"- I see by the blogs where another Montana ********* candidate- Kristi Allen-Gailushasis -now " has declared war on the gay community"...

Same old sh*t I heard for years coming out of the Aryan Nations, KKK, and Neo Nazis....And always doing it in the name of being good Christians and Patriots... :roll:

Tea Party removes leader after Web post
By KIMBALL BENNION • Tribune Staff Writer • September 7, 2010

The Big Sky Tea Party Association removed its president, Tim Ravndal, after inflammatory comments from his Facebook page surfaced in national blogs and local media.

In a press release, Board Chair Jim Walker of the Tea Party group based out of Helena, called Ravndal's comments "unacceptable," and said that the group learned about them Saturday, when an article about the comments was published in the Tribune.
The exchange between Ravndal and another Facebook user named Dennis Scranton was originally posted on July 23 on Ravndal's personal Facebook page.
Ravndal's original post expressed his frustration at an American Civil Liberties Union lawsuit over rights for same-sex couples. Ravndal expressed that he thought marriage should only be between a man and a woman and giving rights to same-sex couples would be a violation of the constitution.
That post was followed by a comment from Scranton that read: "I think fruits are decorative. Hang up where they can be seen and appreciated. Call Wyoming for display instructions."
Scranton's post seemed to reference the 1998 beating death of Matthew Shepard, a student at the University of Wyoming who was gay.
Ravndal reply read: "Where can I get that Wyoming printed instruction manual?"

Ravndal apologized for the comments in the initial Saturday article, saying he did not know Scranton's comments had anything to do with the Matthew Shepard case.
The association's board of directors met the day after the article was published and voted to remove Ravndal from the group's leadership and from its general membership.
Ravndal did not return the Tribune's request for comment Monday..
"The discussion in that Facebook conversation is entirely outside the position of the Big Sky Tea Party," Walker said in the statement. "We continually make it known that we will not tolerate bigoted dialog, behavior or messages at our functions, our meetings or within our ranks."
Roger Nummerdor, a former president and current member of the association's board or directors, said Ravndal's statements were "completely" outside the Big Sky Tea Party's mission statement, which he said focuses on such principles as limited government and fiscal accountability on a government level.
"We try not to go outside that scope," Nummerdor said.
Nummerdor said that Ravndal's comments were posted before he was made president of the association, and that no one knew about them until the Tribune's article.
"My jaw dropped when I read it," Nummerdor said.
The Big Sky Tea Party Association is not a statewide organization, nor does it consider itself as a political party, Nummerdor said. It is based out of Helena and represents one of 15 or so other loosely-knit Tea Party organizations across the state.
Nummerdor said that no decision has been made yet on who will replace Ravndal, but said they will likely come to one in a regular meeting scheduled for today.

Did you call your Good Old Buddy Ron and tell him about this or don't you want him to know what you call the party he is a member of? :wink:
 

Whitewing

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Now, for those of you who read the piece OT quoted but failed to comprehend the meaning and significance (that would be OT and his like-minded buddies), let me help you out here.

When inflammatory comments were discovered to have been made by the head of this tea bagger organization, the tea bagger association, via its board of directors, moved quickly and removed the guy from his duties and denounced the offender's comments.

However, to the mentally-challenged OT and his like-minded buddies, that story somehow translates to all tea baggers as being neo-nazis, arayan nationals, KKKers, etc.

Now, contrast the actions of the tea bagger board of directors with Dear Leader's justice department and its head Eric Holder (appointed by Dear Leader) who out-of-hand dismissed a voter initimadation suit filed against a number of New Black Panther members who were filmed threatening white voters as they entered a Philly-area voting center in the 2008 election. The case got national attention and in the views of most legal minds was a slam-dunk (forgive the basketball metaphor) case of voter intimidation that should have been prosecuted......but wasn't.

Now, while a person using OT's logic (and forgive me for even using that word and OT in the same sentence) could now quote the New Black Panther story and make the claim that Holder, Dear Leader, the US Justice Department, and all donks are racists thugs, most of us would never do something so silly.

But then, most of us are not mental midgets like OT.
 
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Rightwing-- you are right- they did remove him...After he was caught and outed so bad they had to do something..This is at least the second Tea Party group that has had to remove "a leader" for the "extremist" homophobic or racist views....The other was a national leader...But again only after his mouth outed himself....

Doesn't show well for those picking these "leaders" or the groups as a whole when they only do it after being outed by the press.....

And are they just picking the extremists as leaders-- or is the makeup of the whole group that way :???: ....Now that this other ********* gal is taking up his cause with her declaration of war on gays- it makes you wonder :???:

Looks to me like the extremist nutcases, whose ideals I fought against for 40 years, have found themselves a home and are flourishing within the Teabag movement...
 

Whitewing

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Oldtimer said:
And are they just picking the extremists as leaders-- or is the makeup of the whole group that way :???:

Why are you asking me? On this subject your mind was closed long ago.

There are tea bagger organizations all over the country. I honestly doubt that most of them are headed by extremists though I suspect you'd label them all as such in a heartbeat.

I recall the photo below of one of Dear Leader's campaign offices in Houston. Funny to me, horrifying to others. But in no way would I ever have painted the entire organization for the sins of the stooges in that lone office. But that's just the difference between me and you....and I'm glad for it.

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We're not talking about the radical left Whitewing...They are as bad/dangerous as the radical right....But we are talking a resurgence of the radical right- hiding behind and in what many take to be a conservative tax movement...

But that is the same excuse the Freemen, Posse Comitatus, Aryan Nation and others used to promote their radical anarchial views-- taxes and the Constitution.... But what they were promoting was nothing short of anarchy...And spouting God, Christianity, and Patriotism all the time they were doing it...

And this movement has drawn in every nutso that thinks income tax is unconstitutional, that their is a "hidden" second Constitution,white supremacist, anti semetic/anti muslim, anti everything follower there is....

And thats what happens when you get a group/groups that are operating without any real structure or platform/rules goals or agenda--- a mob...

And the person who yells and screams the loudest and wildest usually ends up leading mobs... And now these mob leaders want to take the country backwards 100 years and start espousing about killing and declaring war on gays- promoting slavery- and by inciting more division between races and religions.... :(

The Tea Party movement might have some good ideas--but they sure haven't shown it in their actions or choice of leaders....
 

Steve

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Oldtimer said:
This is only the outer shell of the "radical right extremists" that are finding a home with this ********* movement....

Besides this "party leader"- I see by the blogs where another Montana ********* candidate- Kristi Allen-Gailushasis -now " has declared war on the gay community"...

Same old sh*t I heard for years coming out of the Aryan Nations, KKK, and Neo Nazis....And always doing it in the name of being good Christians and Patriots... :roll:

Tea Party removes leader after Web post


The Big Sky Tea Party Association removed its president, Tim Ravndal, after inflammatory comments from his Facebook page surfaced in national blogs and local media.

In a press release, Board Chair Jim Walker of the Tea Party group based out of Helena, called Ravndal's comments "unacceptable," and said that the group learned about them Saturday, when an article about the comments was published in the Tribune.

Ravndal apologized for the comments in the initial Saturday article, saying he did not know Scranton's comments had anything to do with the Matthew Shepard case.

The association's board of directors met the day after the article was published and voted to remove Ravndal from the group's leadership and from its general membership.

lets see,.. he didn't make the initial comment,. .and then said he had never heard or made the connection.. ??

I don't believe him, he should be removed as he was.. so the Tea party did the right action, in my opinion. ...

by OT's continued use of the term.. tea bag--- , and this guys not knowing the connection to the Wyoming case, I can see there must be some narrow minded folk in his neck of the woods,... who do not know or understand some terms and comments negative connotations.. :? :???:

but then again.. I don't paint all Montanans with the same brush, I am sure most understand the terms and do not use them...
 

hopalong

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Maybe we should change the title of this post to read

Ex Montana sheriff is fascinated by Teabags and gays

Sub title

Oldtimer looks for any thing that he can paste that is gay related
 

Whitewing

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Oldtimer said:
We're not talking about the radical left Whitewing...They are as bad/dangerous as the radical right....But we are talking a resurgence of the radical right- hiding behind and in what many take to be a conservative tax movement...

But that is the same excuse the Freemen, Posse Comitatus, Aryan Nation and others used to promote their radical anarchial views-- taxes and the Constitution.... But what they were promoting was nothing short of anarchy...And spouting God, Christianity, and Patriotism all the time they were doing it...

Sorry Charlie, but if you think the average tea bagger attending those rallies wearing bermuda shorts and black socks is some type of radical, I suggest you lay off the sauce until after 7PM. It just ain't so, not in my humble opinion.

Oldtimer said:
And this movement has drawn in every nutso that thinks income tax is unconstitutional, that their is a "hidden" second Constitution,white supremacist, anti semetic/anti muslim, anti everything follower there is....

And thats what happens when you get a group/groups that are operating without any real structure or platform/rules goals or agenda--- a mob...

Appears to me the structure/platform/rules, goals and agenda worked amazingly well. The guy's out-of-line comments surfaced at he was relieved of duty IMMEDIATELY. If only the tea bagger organization had the vetting skills of our White House, this sort of thing would never happen. :lol:

Oldtimer said:
And the person who yells and screams the loudest and wildest usually ends up leading mobs...

That's an interesting observation on your part. I read the title to your thread and then read the content of your link. While I found the comments made by the former tea bagger to be intolerant of gays, stupid, and generally sophomoric in nature, I didn't see where he called for the killing of gays. His off-colored jokes aside, if you're going to quote a newstory, try to keep it truthful instead of sensationalizing the story. We get enough of that from the MSM.


Oldtimer said:
The Tea Party movement might have some good ideas--but they sure haven't shown it in their actions or choice of leaders....

Now here's where you've completely buried your head in the sand or have chosen to grossly mischaracterize the tea bagger movement. Personally, I'm proud when I see hundreds of thousands of Americans, regardless of their political beliefs, marching on Washington DC to have their voices heard. While I may not agree with them every time, it's America's freedoms that allow them to express their views without fear of persecution.

You should embrace the concept instead of searching for every chance to paint good people as bad simply because you don't like the political actions/beliefs of a few. But then, I guess at your age you're no longer capable of that. You've certainly demonstrated that with me personally and I suspect it's how you treat everyone.......(D) good, (R) bad.

Good luck with that.
 

hypocritexposer

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Steve said:
Oldtimer said:
This is only the outer shell of the "radical right extremists" that are finding a home with this ********* movement....

Besides this "party leader"- I see by the blogs where another Montana ********* candidate- Kristi Allen-Gailushasis -now " has declared war on the gay community"...

Same old sh*t I heard for years coming out of the Aryan Nations, KKK, and Neo Nazis....And always doing it in the name of being good Christians and Patriots... :roll:

Tea Party removes leader after Web post


The Big Sky Tea Party Association removed its president, Tim Ravndal, after inflammatory comments from his Facebook page surfaced in national blogs and local media.

In a press release, Board Chair Jim Walker of the Tea Party group based out of Helena, called Ravndal's comments "unacceptable," and said that the group learned about them Saturday, when an article about the comments was published in the Tribune.

Ravndal apologized for the comments in the initial Saturday article, saying he did not know Scranton's comments had anything to do with the Matthew Shepard case.

The association's board of directors met the day after the article was published and voted to remove Ravndal from the group's leadership and from its general membership.

lets see,.. he didn't make the initial comment,. .and then said he had never heard or made the connection.. ??

I don't believe him, he should be removed as he was.. so the Tea party did the right action, in my opinion. ...

by OT's continued use of the term.. tea bag--- , and this guys not knowing the connection to the Wyoming case, I can see there must be some narrow minded folk in his neck of the woods,... who do not know or understand some terms and comments negative connotations.. :? :???:

but then again.. I don't paint all Montanans with the same brush, I am sure most understand the terms and do not use them...


It's awfully amusing seeing OT using a derogatory name for homosexuals, ("Teabaggers"), in his attempt to associate the Tea Party with homosexuals, while criticizing another for making derogatory comments towards homosexuals.

:lol:
 

hypocritexposer

Well-known member
Oldtimer said:
We're not talking about the radical left Whitewing...They are as bad/dangerous as the radical right....But we are talking a resurgence of the radical right- hiding behind and in what many take to be a conservative tax movement...

But that is the same excuse the Freemen, Posse Comitatus, Aryan Nation and others used to promote their radical anarchial views-- taxes and the Constitution.... But what they were promoting was nothing short of anarchy...And spouting God, Christianity, and Patriotism all the time they were doing it...

And this movement has drawn in every nutso that thinks income tax is unconstitutional, that their is a "hidden" second Constitution,white supremacist, anti semetic/anti muslim, anti everything follower there is....

And thats what happens when you get a group/groups that are operating without any real structure or platform/rules goals or agenda--- a mob...

And the person who yells and screams the loudest and wildest usually ends up leading mobs... And now these mob leaders want to take the country backwards 100 years and start espousing about killing and declaring war on gays- promoting slavery- and by inciting more division between races and religions.... :(

The Tea Party movement might have some good ideas--but they sure haven't shown it in their actions or choice of leaders....

As dangerous as the radical right? So you are saying obama should remove Holder, as the Tea Party removed this guy?
 

Whitewing

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hypocritexposer said:
Oldtimer said:
We're not talking about the radical left Whitewing...They are as bad/dangerous as the radical right....But we are talking a resurgence of the radical right- hiding behind and in what many take to be a conservative tax movement...

But that is the same excuse the Freemen, Posse Comitatus, Aryan Nation and others used to promote their radical anarchial views-- taxes and the Constitution.... But what they were promoting was nothing short of anarchy...And spouting God, Christianity, and Patriotism all the time they were doing it...

And this movement has drawn in every nutso that thinks income tax is unconstitutional, that their is a "hidden" second Constitution,white supremacist, anti semetic/anti muslim, anti everything follower there is....

And thats what happens when you get a group/groups that are operating without any real structure or platform/rules goals or agenda--- a mob...

And the person who yells and screams the loudest and wildest usually ends up leading mobs... And now these mob leaders want to take the country backwards 100 years and start espousing about killing and declaring war on gays- promoting slavery- and by inciting more division between races and religions.... :(

The Tea Party movement might have some good ideas--but they sure haven't shown it in their actions or choice of leaders....

As dangerous as the radical right? So you are saying obama should remove Holder, as the Tea Party removed this guy?

I doubt Holder's actions bothered OT, assuming he ever even stumbled on the story while visiting those left wing news sites.

Recall, it was OT who saw nothing wrong with Dear Leader having 'diverse opinions' in his administration......opinions such as those of Van Jones the communist and 9-11 truther.

Of course, when I asked if OT would have been as accepting of Bush having 'diverse opinions' such as those of KKKers in his White House staff, OT stomped off and has hardly spoken to me since. :D
 

hypocritexposer

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Whitewing said:
hypocritexposer said:
Oldtimer said:
We're not talking about the radical left Whitewing...They are as bad/dangerous as the radical right....But we are talking a resurgence of the radical right- hiding behind and in what many take to be a conservative tax movement...

But that is the same excuse the Freemen, Posse Comitatus, Aryan Nation and others used to promote their radical anarchial views-- taxes and the Constitution.... But what they were promoting was nothing short of anarchy...And spouting God, Christianity, and Patriotism all the time they were doing it...

And this movement has drawn in every nutso that thinks income tax is unconstitutional, that their is a "hidden" second Constitution,white supremacist, anti semetic/anti muslim, anti everything follower there is....

And thats what happens when you get a group/groups that are operating without any real structure or platform/rules goals or agenda--- a mob...

And the person who yells and screams the loudest and wildest usually ends up leading mobs... And now these mob leaders want to take the country backwards 100 years and start espousing about killing and declaring war on gays- promoting slavery- and by inciting more division between races and religions.... :(

The Tea Party movement might have some good ideas--but they sure haven't shown it in their actions or choice of leaders....

As dangerous as the radical right? So you are saying obama should remove Holder, as the Tea Party removed this guy?

I doubt Holder's actions bothered OT, assuming he ever even stumbled on the story while visiting those left wing news sites.

Recall, it was OT who saw nothing wrong with Dear Leader having 'diverse opinions' in his administration......opinions such as those of Van Jones the communist and 9-11 truther.

Of course, when I asked if OT would have been as accepting of Bush having 'diverse opinions' such as those of KKKers in his White House staff, OT stomped off and has hardly spoken to me since. :D


He probably left in a hurry to join the Tea Party movement so he could blend in with the crowd who call homosexuals derogatory names like "*********"

He's against illegal aliens too. So his racism also fits in with the Tea Party.

Wasn't he also giving you a hard time about living in a "communist" country? Another similarity with the Tea Party, if I'm nopt mistaken.

Oh, and about that Free Trade Superhighway, he's against it, so like the Tea Party he is against the New World Order, making him a right wing radical.

:lol: :lol:
 

hopalong

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Whitewing said:
hypocritexposer said:
Oldtimer said:
We're not talking about the radical left Whitewing...They are as bad/dangerous as the radical right....But we are talking a resurgence of the radical right- hiding behind and in what many take to be a conservative tax movement...

But that is the same excuse the Freemen, Posse Comitatus, Aryan Nation and others used to promote their radical anarchial views-- taxes and the Constitution.... But what they were promoting was nothing short of anarchy...And spouting God, Christianity, and Patriotism all the time they were doing it...

And this movement has drawn in every nutso that thinks income tax is unconstitutional, that their is a "hidden" second Constitution,white supremacist, anti semetic/anti muslim, anti everything follower there is....

And thats what happens when you get a group/groups that are operating without any real structure or platform/rules goals or agenda--- a mob...

And the person who yells and screams the loudest and wildest usually ends up leading mobs... And now these mob leaders want to take the country backwards 100 years and start espousing about killing and declaring war on gays- promoting slavery- and by inciting more division between races and religions.... :(

The Tea Party movement might have some good ideas--but they sure haven't shown it in their actions or choice of leaders....

As dangerous as the radical right? So you are saying obama should remove Holder, as the Tea Party removed this guy?

I doubt Holder's actions bothered OT, assuming he ever even stumbled on the story while visiting those left wing news sites.

Recall, it was OT who saw nothing wrong with Dear Leader having 'diverse opinions' in his administration......opinions such as those of Van Jones the communist and 9-11 truther.

Of course, when I asked if OT would have been as accepting of Bush having 'diverse opinions' such as those of KKKers in his White House staff, OT stomped off and has hardly spoken to me since. :D

How lucky can you be :wink: :wink:

I would seem to me that oldtimer would get tired of getting his butt handed to him on a HUGE platter all the time l.ike he does here and on a couple of other forums he tries to post his garbage on!
Even his once supporters are getting tired of his lame excuses for posts

EH oldtimer?
 

Larrry

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I see the big fat lazy PIG is on the ball now days with news. Good job ot but you have a few posts that you missed and they need answers. That is if you have any credibility.
 
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Yep- the normal radical right extremist ********* backer response- attack the messenger- attack me- while not saying a word about a ********* "leader" promoting folks (asking for the Wyoming manual :???: ) going out and kidnapping people- chaining them and dragging them behind vehicles- and then leaving them to die on a fence- just because they are "different"....

Not much more to say :( :( :cry: :cry: Except I saw a lot of good kids lives ruined because this is what their red neck daddies taught them- and then when they were out hootching it up did the same thing-- and ended up in prison or ruining their lives.... :( :(

Hellof a think to teach and promote to your kids.... :( :mad:
 

Whitewing

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Oldtimer said:
Yep- the normal radical right extremist ********* backer response- attack the messenger- attack me- while not saying a word about a ********* "leader" promoting folks (asking for the Wyoming manual :???: ) going out and kidnapping people- chaining them and dragging them behind vehicles- and then leaving them to die on a fence- just because they are "different"....

Not much more to say :( :( :cry: :cry: Except I saw a lot of good kids lives ruined because this is what their red neck daddies taught them- and then when they were out hootching it up did the same thing-- and ended up in prison or ruining their lives.... :( :(

Hellof a think to teach and promote to your kids.... :( :mad:

That mean ole tea bagger leader did all that?

You're a riot OT. As I said before. Keep painting all baggers the way you are. Everything will work out fine in November.

:lol:
 

hopalong

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Oldtimer said:
Yep- the normal radical right extremist ********* backer response- attack the messenger- attack me- while not saying a word about a ********* "leader" promoting folks (asking for the Wyoming manual :???: ) going out and kidnapping people- chaining them and dragging them behind vehicles- and then leaving them to die on a fence- just because they are "different"....
Not much more to say :( :( :cry: :cry: Except I saw a lot of good kids lives ruined because this is what their red neck daddies taught them- and then when they were out hootching it up did the same thing-- and ended up in prison or ruining their lives.... :( :(

Hellof a think to teach and promote to your kids.... :( :mad:

The teaparty done all that??? wow, kinda like you blaming Bush for everything now you are blaming the Teaparty for things that happened 15 yrs ago!

You are a real piece of work oldtimer, using your logic then we can blame all of the crime commited in Vally County Montana on one County sheriff named Richard
Guess we can blame the spanish american war Thor and the civil war on Moses!

eh OLDTIMER?
 

hypocritexposer

Well-known member
Whitewing said:
Oldtimer said:
Yep- the normal radical right extremist ********* backer response- attack the messenger- attack me- while not saying a word about a ********* "leader" promoting folks (asking for the Wyoming manual :???: ) going out and kidnapping people- chaining them and dragging them behind vehicles- and then leaving them to die on a fence- just because they are "different"....

Not much more to say :( :( :cry: :cry: Except I saw a lot of good kids lives ruined because this is what their red neck daddies taught them- and then when they were out hootching it up did the same thing-- and ended up in prison or ruining their lives.... :( :(

Hellof a think to teach and promote to your kids.... :( :mad:

That mean ole tea bagger leader did all that?

You're a riot OT. As I said before. Keep painting all baggers the way you are. Everything will work out fine in November.

:lol:

OT likes to attribute one label to a whole group of people, so he can demonize them all, for the sins of one.

Sterotyping so one can justify their own bigotry.
 
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