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   Ken

   April 16, 2009, 10:03 am | # | Reply

   Extremists always know they’re right and everyone else is wrong. They can prove it too – just look at the hundreds of people who agree with them.

   Bah! Humbug!

   Ken

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     James Roden

     April 16, 2009, 8:20 pm | # | Reply

     That’s what I was thinking. I wasn’t initially gonna put it that way, but the Teabaggers over the last week got me thinking on things a bit.

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       Ken

       April 16, 2009, 10:41 pm | # | Reply

       This episode reminds me of an Uncle – he and his friends just knew that their particular bit of bigotry was right. Look at all the people who agreed with them! They could never understand why they couldn’t get politicians and the general public to go alone with their beliefs. We’ve all met people like that.

       There was and old Russian saying to the effect: when three people sit down to plot revolution, two of them are spies. Didn’t seem to be the case is this story. Good thing too – I like the way it was told.

       Ken

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   Warren Bonesteel

   April 26, 2009, 5:49 pm | # | Reply

   So…calling other people “teabaggers” isn’t bigotry or prejudice or even bias?

   I see…

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     James Roden

     April 26, 2009, 5:58 pm | # | Reply

     I’ve heard a number of them using that term for themselves locally over the last couple of weeks Warren, that’s why I used it.

     As for my personal views on them….I keep that kind of thing out of here as best as I can….even though I have been getting a number of emails over the last few months trying to “inform” the world that or current prseident is Satan incarnate.

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