I want to hear calls for his resignation from the President, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Rachel Maddow, Ed Schultz, Keith Olbermann, Markos Moulitsas, Arianna Huffington, and every other Liberal POS (excuse my language) douchebag who tried to call Conservatives out on the carpet in an attempt to blame them for the assassination of Judge Roll and the shooting of Representative Giffords.

Then, I want him to resign.

http://news.bostonherald.com/news/politics/view/20110223capuano_bloody_comment_becomes_flashpoint_in_union_flap/srvc=home&position=recent

2/23/2011 8:50:29 PM

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"“I’m proud to be here with people who understand that it’s more than just sending an email to get you going. Every once and awhile you need to get out on the streets and get a little bloody when necessary.”"

Are you really angry about this?

2/23/2011 8:55:29 PM

Just calm the fuck down.

2/23/2011 9:04:09 PM

Don't you know its ok for liberals to incite violence. I love all the Signs with Crosshairs on Scott Walkers head, so classy.

Almost like African Americans and the N-Word.

2/23/2011 9:25:54 PM

Kill all republicans.

There, I said it.

[Edited on February 23, 2011 at 9:31 PM. Reason : jokes in this thread]

2/23/2011 9:30:36 PM

Well, it looks like someone was advocating for death, and it wasn't the libruls

http://www.dylanratigan.com/2011/02/23/indiana-official-use-live-ammunition-against-wisconsin-protesters/

2/23/2011 10:42:51 PM

not to mention the governor of Wisconsin himself, who was caught saying he had thought about planting "troublemakers" amongst peaceful protesters in his state.

i'm sure kdogg(c) agrees with me that we shouldn't have any public officials in office who would even consider inciting a riot amongst his constituents for exercising their 1st amendment rights.

2/24/2011 2:31:47 PM

it's one thing to "think about it." it's another to actually try it (you know, like people did at the Tea Party rallies)

[Edited on February 24, 2011 at 6:30 PM. Reason : ]

2/24/2011 6:30:23 PM

My mistake. I was actually thinking of Congressman David Wu (D-OR1).

Apparently, he dressed up in a tiger costume and sent the photos to some of his staff.

Forget about that whole "bloody" comment by that other guy. David Wu should resign.

What he did was totally inappropriate for a member serving in Congress.

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20110224/D9LIRASG0.html

2/24/2011 7:20:26 PM

^^link?

also. this happened numerous times during anti-iraq war rallies in '02 and '03

2/24/2011 7:27:49 PM

^^ so is he a furry or diagnosed bipolar or schizo or what? i didn't see any official diagnoses in that article. i see claims of unprofessionalism, he took some pain killers, received some counseling and "treatment". what's the bottom line on this story??

2/25/2011 10:06:13 AM

TRULY ONE OF HISTORY'S GREATEST MONSTERS.

2/25/2011 11:38:19 AM

a link for what?

2/25/2011 3:51:13 PM

^^
That is hilarious.

^
He wants evidence for people trying to incite a riot at Tea Party protests.

2/25/2011 4:15:07 PM

ummm, the left has a long and proud history of planting people in opposing rallies, dude. it's not really a secret

2/25/2011 4:22:42 PM

^
We're talking about members of government. Do you have evidence of government officials planting people to incite violence at Tea Party rallies? I've never heard of this.

2/25/2011 4:47:52 PM

nice straw man. I never said dems tried to incite violence. Moreover, I don't see anywhere where such a thing was suggested. To say that he considered "inciting a riot" is absolutely absurd.

2/25/2011 4:58:05 PM

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"not to mention the governor of Wisconsin himself, who was caught saying he had thought about planting "troublemakers" amongst peaceful protesters in his state. i'm sure kdogg(c) agrees with me that we shouldn't have any public officials in office who would even consider inciting a riot amongst his constituents for exercising their 1st amendment rights."

[Edited on February 25, 2011 at 5:03 PM. Reason : .]

2/25/2011 4:59:58 PM

note that the phrase "inciting a riot" was mentioned by fred, NOT the governor.

all the governor said was "planting troublemakers," whatever that means. If anything, when you look at the context, it seems that he was concerned that doing so would cause panic and violence, so that is among the reasons why he decided not to. Thus, it would seem impossible that he contemplated "inciting a riot."

2/25/2011 5:02:02 PM

What else would be the point of planting "troublemakers"?

Still waiting on evidence of this:

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"ummm, the left has a long and proud history of planting people in opposing rallies, dude. it's not really a secret"

2/25/2011 5:04:39 PM

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"What else would be the point of planting "troublemakers"?"

well, that depends on what a "troublemaker" is. At the tea-party rallies, a "trouble-maker" could be a guy holding a sign that says "OBAMA IS A DUMB NIGGER!!!" so the news could get a picture of it.

as for your evidence, it's general knowledge dude. Google is your friend. I'll give you one to start with: Tyler Collins and Rand Paul. Oh, how about Jason Levin? there's evidence all over the place, and it doesn't take much time on google to find it.

2/25/2011 5:07:59 PM

^
Dude..."general knowledge" doesn't mean jack shit if you can't back it up. Find me one news article that talks about a Democratic government representative planting supporters in an opposition rally. Jason Levin was a teacher. Tyler Collins is nobody.

[Edited on February 25, 2011 at 7:40 PM. Reason : .]

2/25/2011 7:40:21 PM

I've shown you plenty of examples of the left planting protesters. Jason Levin had a whole fucking SYSTEM for it. BTW, I like how you are moving the goalpost to be "democratic government representatives." Note that nowhere did I say that. I said "the left." Again, stop putting words in my mouth

2/25/2011 8:14:12 PM

Well, that was the point of the qntmfred's post...that a governor was considering it, not just some random dude. It's a completely different situation.

2/25/2011 8:23:13 PM

not really. he thought about it, decided it was a bad idea, and didn't do it. woopty. as opposed to the left, who thinks about it and does it on a regular basis.

2/25/2011 8:25:41 PM

^
Even considering it shows his dishonesty as a governor.

Both sides are guilty of "infiltration" tactics, btw.

http://motherjones.com/mojo/2011/02/tea-party-leader-plan-infiltrate-wisconsin-seiu-wiunion

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entryism#In_the_United_States

2/25/2011 8:33:54 PM

^^His reasoning for it being a bad idea had nothing to do with morality or ethics or the fact that it undermined the basic values this nation was presumably founded on.

His reasoning was that there might be such a ruckus that it would go beyond merely making the protestors look bad to putting even more pressure on him to resolve the issue.

2/26/2011 1:25:31 PM

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"Even considering it shows his dishonesty as a governor."

Not really. it just shows that he is a politician. wow, what a shocker! politicians do shit that politicians do!

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"His reasoning for it being a bad idea had nothing to do with morality or ethics or the fact that it undermined the basic values this nation was presumably founded on."

Yeah, like pretending to be someone else when doing bad things.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_Tea_Party

nice try.


He had a bad idea and then thought better of it. Nothing shows that he put any serious thought into it, such as formulating a plan and picking people to do it. He thought about it, and then said "naaah, bad idea." Woopty

2/26/2011 6:14:50 PM

He decided not to do it because he didn't want things to get too rowdy and make him look bad.

The whole part about how it would be a dirty trick that effectively undermines his constituents' right to organize and get their free speech on...that wasn't part of his reasoning. That part he actually wanted to do and would have done if there wasn't his other concern about things getting out of hand and putting too much pressure on him.

I'm not saying that only the right does this or that the examples from the left aren't as bad, but you're a fool if you're able to convince yourself that Walker isn't anything but a dirty bastard.

Nice job on the Boston Tea Party thing though. You're very cute.

2/27/2011 11:32:19 AM

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"I'm not saying that only the right does this or that the examples from the left aren't as bad, but you're a fool if you're able to convince yourself that Walker isn't anything but a dirty bastard. "

Pretty much.

Walker’s interest isn’t just cutting budgets, he’s trying to stifle unions, he said as much.

2/27/2011 12:38:49 PM

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"He decided not to do it because he didn't want things to get too rowdy and make him look bad. The whole part about how it would be a dirty trick that effectively undermines his constituents' right to organize and get their free speech on...that wasn't part of his reasoning."

so, now you are a mind-reader and know every last detail of his reasoning? again, there's no fucking clue as to how much he thought about it. Yall are making a mountain out of a molehill.

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"I'm not saying that only the right does this or that the examples from the left aren't as bad, but you're a fool if you're able to convince yourself that Walker isn't anything but a dirty bastard."

I'm sure he is a dirty bastard. He's a politician, after all. I'm just not gonna crucify him for having flippant thoughts of badness and then thinking better of it, no matter what his reasoning was.

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"Nice job on the Boston Tea Party thing though. You're very cute."

Just trying to counter your apple pie vision of America, honey

2/27/2011 5:57:35 PM

We've been posting on this website for a while now. You know I don't have an apple pie vision of America. In fact, you should know I'm not really educated enough on the matter of our founding to even have much of a vision at all.

But I'm also not dumb enough to dismiss or downplay current misdeeds just because some dudes dressed up as Indians when they tossed a ton of tea into a harbor two hundreds years ago.

And I'm not a mindreader. He explained why he decided to not go forward with the troublemaker plan: "My only fear would be if there was a ruckus caused is that that would scare the public into thinking maybe the governor's gotta settle to avoid all these problems."

2/27/2011 9:49:34 PM