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Ron R commented on 'You Might be a Right-Wing Extremist if...'

Ron R — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 09:19:45 -0700

You might be a right wing extremist if you love McVeigh, if you think Koresh was the Messiah and those children deserved to be raped because they were liberal. You might be a right wing extremist if you whine incessantly about government handouts while you yourself are on government handouts. You might be a right wing extremist if you thought the Anthrax terrorist was a hero, or the Atlanta Olympics bomber was a good Christian Conservative. You might be a right wing extremist if you think Barney Frank should be executed for being gay, but Ted Haggard should be given a medal for luring young men into homosexual acts with methamphetamine. You might be a right wing extremist if you wrap yourself in the flag while calling for secession and revolution against the USA. You might be a right wing extremist if you publicly say the only good liberal is a dead liberal.
Famous Right Wing Extremists
Ted Kacyzinski whose manifesto only criticized liberalism and leftism, Tim McVeigh, the Olympics bomber, the Antrhax terrorist who only targeted liberals and liberal media, the TN church shooter who tried to kill children in a liberal church because his food stamps were cut, the Holocaust museum killer who had child porn on his computer, David Koresh, aka Teabaggers Jesus who raped liberal children, the list goes on and on. You teabaggers can stop pretending you don't agree with nearly everythying Al Qaeda stands for, because Al Qaeda are merely right wingers who abominate the Quran vs the Christo-Taliban right who abominate the Holy Bible. Osama Bin Laden hates gays every bit as much as the right wing terrorists in the USA, and every bit as much as the Teabaggers Movement, and I do mean MOVEMENT. You right wing extremists can quit pretending you love America because we can tell by your worship of Koresh and McVeigh that you hate America. I left the GOP because of you right wing fanatics turning the GOP into the party of monumental hypocrisy. I actually served the USA during Desert Storm while you right wingers were attempting to buy fertilizer in support of McVeigh. Love it or leave it, traitors.

Lindy commented on 'You Might be a Right-Wing Extremist if...'

Lindy — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 23:14:46 -0700

The bad news is one day, some of us may receive a visit to our home by a couple of polite, nice, young men, wearing suits from the Men's Wearhouse, and embarrassed, sit uncomfortably on our sofas and have to listen to us complain about the economy, taxes, socialistic programs, the poor choices our elected leaders have made and how we feel the fashion police should cite Michelle Obama and the SPCA conduct a DNA test on the family dog to see if he was "REALLY RESCUED" or a distant cousin to the Kennedy canine.

The good news is that will only take a few hours, will annoy the hell out of our federal employees and none of us will go to jail for exercising our First Amendment Rights unless we abuse our Second Amendment Rights (or our First Amendment rights) because they don't even have enough beds to keep the illegal Iranians in, when they sneak across the Mexican border.

Yep...newsflash: They've been letting the Middle Easterners crossing into this country illegally out of the pokey, especially those from Iran because Iran refuses to take them back. (Kind of like what they are planning to do with the Gitmo terrorists whose countries won't take them back.)

They're putting them all on welfare and within our communities.

So, we have nothing to worry about except for terrorists being released into our country, us paying for their welfare and the threat of being called terrorists for not liking it...

I think maybe we may be safer in jail, if only they would put us there, huh?

Scott commented on 'You Might be a Right-Wing Extremist if...'

Scott — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 11:17:11 -0700

Did you actually read the "Stop Whining" piece, Timmy? Seems to me that being upset about our federal government classifying most Americans as right-wing extremists is not exactly whining - whereas "we can't afford strawberries anymore" is.

Jono Polumbaa commented on 'You Might be a Right-Wing Extremist if...'

Jono Polumbaa — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 09:26:01 -0700

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Tim commented on 'You Might be a Right-Wing Extremist if...'

Tim — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 03:59:18 -0700

"I don't believe I'm overstating things when I say that I have never been more afraid of my own federal government. "

Wasn't it this site that, literally not even a year ago was telling America to "stop whining"? One of the most read posts on this site is called "Stop whining, America!" Well look who's whining now. Maybe instead of sitting around being scared or threatening violence, you could actually propose a solution to help solve the crisis we're in! Get involved in your community- wait, no, there might be some Muslims or queers and we wouldn't want to help them now would we!

If you want Obama out of office, propose solutions that are better than his. An overwhelming majority of America supports our president, yet instead of trying to make everyone's life better by proposing real ideas that will help the country, you insist on being scared and acting like you are a victim. Well, "Stop whining!"

There is a reason why America is not asking for Republican help these days, and this article sums up everything that is wrong with the modern conservative movement.

john commented on 'You Might be a Right-Wing Extremist if...'

john — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 02:52:54 -0700

"It's as if 9/11 never happened. They are literally saying that you and I are a bigger threat to homeland security than any potential Muslim sleeper cells living in America. "

Muslims were not responsible for 9/11. Al-Qaeda was.

It boggles my mind that you are advocating a smaller federal government and smaller taxes, and then you have the nerve to say that the government needs to be doing everything possible to crack down on "Muslim sleeper cells", that we need to tighten borders, that we need to create jobs, etc. Where do you think all of that comes from? Are you really that far removed from reality? Maybe it's your blatant hypocrisy that people are criticizing?

And "right-wing extremists" are only criticized when they support seceding from the union instead of trying to put forth new ideas to solve the problems we're in. "Right-wing extremists" murder police officers in cold blood because they imagine a fantasy world where Obama is a devil socialist gun theif and not the democratically elected leader of the free world with >65% approval ratings, just like a man in PA did last week. THOSE are the dangerous ones that people criticize. I have conservative views and nobody I know has ever criticized me as long as I actually give sources, unlike the author of this post...