Tea Bagger Terrorism Strikes the Heartland

[Caliga]

Is it really fair to call this guy a teabagger?

Yes.  His nickname was Teabag Balzac.

[Hansmeister]

Is it really fair to call this guy a teabagger?

Sure.  That is if you think Bush-hating, marxist, support of universal health care is symptomatic of what the Tea Party movement advocates.  In that case he is the perfect representative of the Tea Party movement as the msm is trying to paint.

However, don't ever consider fanatic Obama supporter Amy Bishop representative of typical Democrats, oh no.  The msm is only in the business of painting with a broad brush when smearing groups they hate.

[Fate]

Uh Hans, most tea baggers hate Bush for spending too much and for Bush's corporate bailouts of the automotive and banking industries. Conservative small business guys (like the one who drove his plane into the Austin IRS) also want universal health care because it'll lower the cost of each employee. 

Is it really fair to call this guy a teabagger?

Yes. Anti-tax, anti-government folks are the bread and butter of Hans' Tea Bagging Friends of America.

[Admiral Yi]

Bush bailed out the auto companies?

[Razgovory]

Is it really fair to call this guy a teabagger?

Sure.  That is if you think Bush-hating, marxist, support of universal health care is symptomatic of what the Tea Party movement advocates.  In that case he is the perfect representative of the Tea Party movement as the msm is trying to paint.

However, don't ever consider fanatic Obama supporter Amy Bishop representative of typical Democrats, oh no.  The msm is only in the business of painting with a broad brush when smearing groups they hate.

[grumbler]

Don't underestimate the power of the microsoft metwork!

[Sheilbh]

Bush bailed out the auto companies?

Sort of:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/7791999.stm

[garbon]

Don't underestimate the power of the microsoft metwork!

Ahem, don't underestimate the power of men seeking men.

[Neil]

To be fair, what Neil's saying is a little different than blaming his own misfortune (actually due to carelessness) on the complex tax code.

Carelessness and stupidity.

[grumbler]

Don't underestimate the power of the microsoft metwork!

Ahem, don't underestimate the power of men seeking men.

Okay, that's better than mine. 

[DontSayBanana]

To be fair, what Neil's saying is a little different than blaming his own misfortune (actually due to carelessness) on the complex tax code.

Carelessness and stupidity.

The guy should have left someone to fear and someone to fear him by buzzing the building.  The fact that he screwed it up and hit the building speaks volumes about his stupidity all by itself.

[Caliga]

Did you guys who are seriously calling this nut a teabagger actually read his manifesto?  He pretty much called himself a communist at the end of it and certainly denounced capitalism.  That's basically the opposite of what most teabaggers would say/do.

[PDH]

Did you guys who are seriously calling this nut a teabagger actually read his manifesto?  He pretty much called himself a communist at the end of it and certainly denounced capitalism.  That's basically the opposite of what most teabaggers would say/do.

All part of his plot to implicate the fithy commies...and their designs on our pure water supplies.

[MadImmortalMan]

Did you guys who are seriously calling this nut a teabagger actually read his manifesto?  He pretty much called himself a communist at the end of it and certainly denounced capitalism.  That's basically the opposite of what most teabaggers would say/do.

FALSE FLAG

[Caliga]