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It is Anderson Cooper saying that the protesters are having a hard time talking because they are too busy tea-bagging. Maybe it isn't my business, but Anderson Cooper shouldn't be the one making homosexual jokes. Hypocrite.
Originally posted by joeofthemountain
This is one of the more thoughtless, knee jerk ATS replies and I've seen a lot of them since joining.
Originally posted by joeofthemountain
How dare you write such nasty, wicked thoughts? How ignorant must you be to proffer such demonstrably false information?
Originally posted by joeofthemountain
Why can you not comprehend that many people -- especially older citizens who have an entire lifetime of experience and judgment on their side -- reject the socialist envy and greed you were spoonfed your entire life?
Originally posted by joeofthemountain
Why do you think hard working people wouold absent themselves from jobs and responsibilities to protest the government STEALING THEIR MONEY AND ENSLAVING THEIR LIVES BY PROXY?
Originally posted by joeofthemountain
Or are only asinine, Soviet-sponsored causes like "civil rights" and "global warming" allowed for protest? Are only stupid college students and the unemployed allowed to protest? Are only recipients of cash grants and government welfare money allowed to protest?
Originally posted by joeofthemountain
I paid more in taxes last year than you made gross. I have had ENOUGH government intrusion in my life. I have had ENOUGH THEFT OF MY LABOR. And I intend to fight from this point forward, matching the force arrayed against me point-for-point.
Originally posted by joeofthemountain
It is a shame you miss this entire concept because that means someone else will be forced to support you, in whole or in part, for a very long time.
Originally posted by chise61
A government that is trying to push a socialist agenda, in a country that was founded to be a republic and nothing else.
Originally posted by chise61
A government that excessively taxes the citizens and refuses to represent them as they should.
Originally posted by chise61
A government that has become so full of themselves that they have forgotten that they work for the people.
Originally posted by chise61
A government that attempts to take away the constitutional rights of the citizens.
Originally posted by chise61
A government that labels law abiding citizens as potential terrorist threats because they believe in their constitution, their 2nd amendment rights, their immigration laws, etc.
Originally posted by chise61
A government that forces the citizens to pay for the bailout of bussinesses in a free market society.
Originally posted by chise61
Worst of all a government that would label the brave men and women of it's own military as possible terrorist threats to the country that they risked their lives to defend.
Originally posted by chise61
These are some of the reasons that people are having tea parties and sending tea bags. That is why so many are trying to peacefully protest now.
If the government officials are so unhappy with this country and so hellbent on changing it, then maybe they should all resign their positions and go work for a government of a country that is more to their liking.
Originally posted by on_yur_6
Again, sitting by on the sidelines while our president rights bad checks to the tune of trillions and trillions is not in my nature. He has spent more in under 100 days than Bush did in eight years with two wars. If you have any grasp of economics and have studied the past you'll see what is coming down the pipe.
I thank you very much for being here tonight. Let me also thank Fidel Castro. In the earliest days of CNN, when CNN was meant to be seen only in the United States, the enterprising Fidel Castro was pirating and watching CNN in Cuba. Fidel was intrigued by CNN. He wanted to meet the person responsible. So Ted Turner, who at that point had never traveled to a Communist country or knowingly met a Communist, [went to Havana]. It was big deal for Ted and during the discussions Castro suggested that CNN be made available to the entire world. In fact it was that seed, that idea that grew into CNN International, which is now seen in every country and territory on the planet.
Fonda Recounted Ted Turner's Atheism and Boasting of Communist Friends
By Tim Graham (Bio | Archive)
April 20, 2006 - 17:37 ET
There are a few other more personal notes in the Barbara Walters interview with Jane Fonda on PBS. Ted Turner's first words on his first date with Fonda are a little bizarre: "We got in the car. His first words to me was, ‘some of my best friends are communists. I’m thinking, ‘did he say that because he thinks I’m a communist, and it won’t get in the way’?" He named Gorbachev and Castro as his close friends.
Walters told Fonda "We all though that was a marriage that was pretty special." She asked "What broke it up? The rumor was that you became spiritual. You found religion. He didn’t like that." She also mentioned that Turner had adulterous relationships.
Fonda agreed that religion became a problem: "I did it while I was married to him and I didn’t tell him, which is not playing fair actually. But by then, we weren’t on the same team, basically. I felt myself being drawn to faith, very strongly, very viscerally, and Ted was the champion of the debate team at Brown. And I knew that if I talked to him about it, he who was an atheist, he would talk me out of it. And I was so raw and so new with this faith that I didn’t want to expose myself to that. So he found out and got upset, as well he should have. It was not a good thing for me to have done."
Walters: "Is it still very important to you?"
Fonda: "It is. I’m in theology classes in Atlanta, and I’m trying to...I was raised an atheist myself, so I have a lot of catching up to do, to find out what does this mean? So I’m studying theology, the history of religion, the history of the Bible."
Walters: "Do you go to church?"
Fonda: "I do sometimes. I’ve been traveling too much in the last year."
—Tim Graham is Director of Media Analysis at the Media Research Center
Originally posted by Frogs
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Naturally, she was the one that ended up on TV.
Originally posted by ElectricUniverse
Originally posted by Frogs
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Naturally, she was the one that ended up on TV.
Can you tell us in which news network did this woman appear? Claiming that the family that won the lottery should spread their wealth around the neighborhood because she was jealous.
Originally posted by WinoBot
Originally posted by chise61
A government that is trying to push a socialist agenda, in a country that was founded to be a republic and nothing else.
You say it's socialist, I... and highly educated economists say it is to save our economy from failing.
[edit on 4/16/2009 by chise61]