Hi, I'm a Tea-Partier

[babylonsister]

A Tea Party Patriot tries to explain how our freedoms are in jeopardy.

Notice who is the intelligent one!

[limpyhobbler]

1. I want my free car

[freshwest]

7. How are you linking your post to my journal page?

When I click on your post where it says:

and then I found five dollars

That's where it goes.

Is there omething you need to tell me or is this some kind of glitch?

[limpyhobbler]

8. thanks for catching that.

I was messing with it earlier, trying to get it to link to my journal. I got some punctuation wrong and it was going to the journal for whoever clicked on it. Thanks for catching it.

[RoccoR5955]

2. I want my free pony! n/t

[geckosfeet]

3. democrats want to make you drive a pu$$y electric car

Edit - add this is hilarious. Have not seen it before.

[Armin-A]

9. but i like pussy electric cars :(

[freshwest]

11. I love my 'City Light' company = Kitty Light = Pussy Electric.

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It's beautiful so I'm on board. Socialism is by far the best system for a utility company.

[geckosfeet]

12. Me too. Just thought the line captured the t partiers stupidity.

[Armin-A]

13. I suppose I do do the same thing to them...

like saying they all drive huge pick-ups with confederate flags on the back...

how about a bigish pussy electric pick up?

[geckosfeet]

14. Or electric dump trucks, tractor trailers, construction equipment and aircraft.

Battery technology has a ways to go before all electric all the time can be a reality.

[Armin-A]

17. is all electric all the time a good thing?

the answers may be unknown at this time but we definitely know what the problem is

[liberal N proud]

4. I thought you were going to inform me of some serious threats

[aptal]

5. lol, pussy electric car! Nice..

[Raffi Ella]

6. Good Stuff.

Highlights "the stupid" very well.

[Armin-A]

10. LOVE THIS

[Found in Yonkers]

15. DR

Funny!

[Jack Rabbit]

16. That sounds like political discussions I had in high school

And you think tea-partiers are something new? They were even around during the time I went to high school and were called royalists, peasants who believed in the divine right of kings.