Classy worthless pieces of shit. I do thank them for all gathering in one place though; shame that no one takes advantage of the opportunity to improve the country.

Yeah. Just .. wow.
Rooting for that asteroid.

hey do we have the equivalent to these "people" in Canada ? if so by what name ? the separatist bastards are different I know.

I would love just LOVE to force those bastards to have AIDs, prove its a preexisting condition, and watch as they suffer for their precious so called system. Somehow I doubt even then they would admit they were wrong. Even as they were being denied coverage and drained to poverty by the hospital bills, all the while screaming that its right, and its better than socialism.

Tea Baggers are tax-dodging douchebags.

TAX DODGERS.

They bow to the strong and pick on the weak.

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Bunch of dickholes.

Awarding geo321 with one Power Point for fixing this video's dead embed code.

The contagion of fear and anger can infect those you might least expect. Take the case of Chris Reichert who became an Internet sensation when he threw dollar bills hostilely at a man suffering from Parkinson’s Disease (video here: 1:15 mark). In the days following the incident, Reichert struggled to make sense of what he had done. He finally came forward to issue an apology.

"I snapped. I absolutely snapped and I can't explain it any other way… He's got every right to do what he did and some may say I did too, but what I did was shameful," Reichert said. "I haven't slept since that day... I made a donation (to a local Parkinson's disease group) and that starts the healing process."

Reichert said he is not politically active. He said he heard about the rally on the radio and a neighbor invited him to attend. "That was my first time at any political rally and I'm never going to another one," Reichert said. "I will never ever, ever go to another one."

http://www.postcarbon.org/blog-post/85193-fear-and-loathing-in-ohio