Freeper pep talk! The gloves are off now so watch out!!!!!

[ourbluenation]

:rofl:

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It’s time to take off our gloves and start fighting back
October 3, 2006 | Self

Posted on 10/03/2006 6:20:03 AM PDT by jmaroneps37

Okay, we’ve been knocked on our butts by the Foley disgrace. We never expected trouble in that district but it is here. What do we do now? Do we sit sucking our thumbs crying about the MSM and Democrat dirty tricks? I don’t think so and if you are reading this on FreeRepublic, you really don’t think so either.

First we need to mentally step back (don't hurt yourselves!)

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When the stimulus is constant it disappears.If we use clear arguments for American freedoms we will beat hysteria over the Foley case. What’s on the table. We are the political adults. Democrats are the political children. They believe, as a child would, that if we roll up into a ball the terrorists will leave us alone.

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They see this as merely a way to get back into power so they can surrender and hope for the best. To Democrats power of party is more important that America’s safety. Some Democrats hate us as much as the terrorists hate us and the Democrats, although being children, Democrats refuse to understand this. Some Democrats hate George Bush more than they love America. Nevertheless, hate can only take you so far.Hate can be a powerful motivator but love of country is stronger.

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Our country needs us. This great nation is under attack from enemies both foreign and domestic. If we don’t win this fight no one will.

We, the conservatives who meet on FR run this country. The very success of this nation is the product of our hard work and sacrifices. We pay the bills. We fight the wars. We don’t quit. We push weak kneed cowards like the Democrats out of the way so we can run TO the fight, passing them as the ran away.

Let’s take the fight to them!

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Write letters to your local Democrat controlled newspaper. People who think read these letters. Thinking people are our best source of new voters. Under assumed names I have done this many times.

Under my real name I have written a letter to the Washington Times demanding that because their Human Resources Director is a pervert, the Editorial page editor should resign. The data is in here: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1710193/posts

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The Final 72 Hours

One of the reasons we won in 2000 and 2004 was the Get Out The Vote operations we ran all over the country. (umm - you won because you stole the elections While we had volunteers who were fighting for the freedom of America. The Democrats put out paid union thugs and dirty looking hippie types. I know. I saw them when I worked the 72 hour push in Pennsylvania in 2004. We did great work. We helped local candidates and most importantly we FORCED the Democrats to put people in Pennsylvania that they wanted to put in Ohio. We did help George Bush get re- elected.

It’s all in our hands not their hands. We can hide under our beds and fret about what is coming or stand tall, talk loud, be proud and fight back because we are the only hope America has right now.

Let’s get fighting.

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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1712702/posts

[Carni]

1. God what idiots eom

[trotsky]

2. Mentally step back?

In a freeper's mind, wouldn't you have about the same amount of room as a phone booth to step back?

[MADem]

3. I'd say it's time for them to put their underwear back on, and go HOME!!NT

[fasttense]

4. Don't forget to molest a few boys along the way FREEPERS. n/t

[skids]

5. If they want we can add some gloves to our fantastic package...

...from yesterday:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=364&topic_id=2286670&mesg_id=2286670

Same low, low, low. low. low. price. We're talking under the belt low.

[bahrbearian]

6. There is a saying in Texas ,I know its in Tennessee " Bring it On"

[skypilot]

7. "...clear arguments for American freedoms..."

He lost me right there. Is he actually suggesting using "clear arguments" to defend Foley and "beat hysteria"? I tried reading further but then it just started going all over the fucking place.

[anarch]

25. I don't get it...wouldn't "arguments for American freedoms" be anathema

to the whole Bush agenda? I thought these people were supposed to be Bush supporters. What gives?

At least this guy isn't afraid to take on that bastion of liberal philosophy, the Washington Times. Good grief. :eyes:

If I didn't know better, I'd assume that most of what people post on here from that forum is pure sarcasm and parody.

[skypilot]

41. anathema

Yeah, that's also part of what threw me about this statement. How much do you want to be that his arguements for American freedoms include endorsing every freedom-killing thing the Bush administration does?

[Kierkegaard]

8. Well, they got the 'talk loud' part right.

Everything else is typical upside-down bullshit.

[Bonhomme Richard]

The sad thing is that they really don't know....................

how mentally ill they really are.
It's tragic.

[Bluebear]

9. 'dirty looking hippie types'...what is this, 1967? nt

[bobbieinok]

40. in 1972 and 74 I was a dem party poll watcher in IA

Both parties sent representatives (with credentials) to each precinct to sit at the desk with the precinct officials and check off the names of the people in our parties who came in to vote. When we left, we took the sheets to the precinct captain who then took them off the list to be called and reminded to vote.

In 74 there was a LONG line of people waiting to vote (that was the year the democrats won BIG in congress). Every time a young, college age type came in (especially if they looked sort of vaguely 'hippy'), the republican poll watchers (they had 2, we only had 1 -- it was a big republican precinct)would say to me 'That one's yours.'

[malaise]

10. Where I live they would be described as

unbelievably simple read village idiots. Good fugging grief, they are as delusional as their leader.

Sp.

[Bluzmann57]

11. Well, since I'm bald and bathe every day, I must've been a "Union Thug"

in 2004. Can't be a "dirty Hippie" I suppose. It's been a pleasure working side by side with all of you dirty hippies though. Even those of you who actually...have jobs and everything. This person is a real piece of...well let's just say a real piece of work and keep it clean.

[ourbluenation]

18. I'm deliciously fresh smelling every day. Guess I'm a union thug too!

Some of their responses - for shits and giggles...

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To: jmaroneps37
Do we sit sucking our thumbs crying about the MSM and Democrat dirty tricks?

Isn't that what Hannity and Rush do on a daily basis? Everything that goes wrong is the fault of the MSM and the democrats. Never mind our complicity, they reported it so it's their fault.

Seriously, you're right. It ultimately needs to be a battle of ideas. And usually, the republicans are closer to being the adults than the democrats. But sadly, they have become corrupt with power rather than ideas. We are basically at the same point as we were during the check writing scandals and Jim Wright's abuses of power. The problem is it's our side of the aisle that has the Jim Wrignt's and the Rosenkowski's.

We used those issues against the democrats as well as Clinton's issues with force and glee. So why do we cry foul when they use our setbacks against us?

We need to step back, hold those involved accountable, bandage our wounds and go forward with a message and ideas. Not ideas of what we are against, but what we are for. Not ideas of who we are against, but why we are better equipped to handle the issues.

We don't do that. We blame the democrats and the media. Guess that plays better in Peoria
12 posted on 10/03/2006 6:37:59 AM PDT by joesbucks

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To: tobyhill
Yep....We are better at that...Because we do have the moral high ground...And we can be proud of that...
I'm not worried....
Let's just not slink to there level, that's all....
13 posted on 10/03/2006 6:38:04 AM PDT by alaskamomma

[Waya]

12. HUH?

'If we use clear arguments for American freedoms we will beat hysteria over the Foley case.....'

Oh, now they want to mention 'Freedom'.......gawd what sick freaks.....

[MnFats]

13. "We, the conservatives who meet on FR run this country." Huh?

thank God that's not true.....we'd be in worse trouble than we thought....

[NewJeffCT]

22. Didn't Jeff Gannon post on FR?

Or does he still?

Gannon advertised himself as a top - so maybe he ran things in his own special way?

[ronnykmarshall]

14. Oh I so fucking scared!

:eyes:

[rockymountaindem]

15. What a bunch of stupid stereotypes

And they can tell my grandpa, who was in the Army from 1941 to 1946 how "they fight the wars". Please!

[BOSSHOG]

16. Butt fucking young boys - obviously a free republic value

Freepers are only pissed that foley got caught

I wonder if the pencil dicked cowardly bastards ever thought of strolling down to the Army Recruiting Station and taking their gloves off? Nah, that would require a spine and a love of country.

[Libby2]

17. *snicker*

"Let’s take the fight to them."

Bring it, you fucking asshole.

[jhuth at work]

19. What are the successes of our nation?

"The very success of this nation is the product of our hard work and sacrifice?"

Good grief

[Rex]

20. Collective mental breakdown.

I can smell the smoke coming out the ears, from here on DU! Hey lurking freetards, you are the party of statutory rape!

Fucking sick pervs, should all be ashamed.

[last1standing]

21. I have to admit....

I do hate bush* more than I love America. I'm just not that enamored of pieces of earth that much. What I did love were the ideals that the United States of America once stood for: Freedom, Equality and Justice. The right wing nut jobs have taken the last of those away by enacting a law that deprives us of our Writ of Habeas Corpus so what is there to love? Our freedoms have been stripped by the "Patriot Act", equality has long since gone replaced by a new two-tiered caste system of the haves and the have-nots, and of course we are no longer allowed to even ask if our own imprisonment is legal in court.

So yes, I hate bush* more than I love America, and I hate him even more for making it so.

[pa28]

23. What an angry little man.

Instead of directing all that rage against us maybe he should take a good long look in the mirror. SOMEBODY sold our country out. That's for sure.

[sinkingfeeling]

24. Oh, jmaroneps37, please tell us when you're running to 'fight the wars' so

we can have a great big political send off for you.

[nickyt]

26. "Thinking people are our best source of new voters." Ya think?!

[gatorboy]

27. It's pretty friggin scary.

Instead of saying that they'll take their party back from criminals they're going to take the fight...To the liberals!!!! :eyes:

It's their own party that has screwed up and they are STILL looking for a liberal boogyman.


What else can you say? 30% of America is hopeless.

[Elwood P Dowd]

28. Do they realize draft dodging cowards run the republican party

Bush, Cheney, Hastert, Frist, Rove, Card, Delay, Lott, Limbaugh, O'Lielly, just to name a few. Not one single high ranking republican in government or in media has combat experience.

[ourbluenation]

36. No they don't but thank you for pointing that out. It's so true. n/t

[kerry-is-my-prez]

29. "because HR Director is a pervert, the Edit. page editor should resign"

What sort of logic is THAT? Why would the EDITORIAL page editor resign?

AND are the RWers now at war with the Washington Times?

They are all eating their own!!!

[The Witch]

37. Oh, that's another laff riot (excerpted below)

He's trying to make a point that Denny Hastert resigning has nothing to do with Foley's ... erm... issues.

It's a very poor point. The editorial page editor does not have responsibility over an HR person, as Denny (R-Bratwurst) does, and whoever does would only be held responsible if he were covering up a HR person's indiscretions, as Denny was.

But whence does this episode of Really Bad Analogies come?

The human resources director of The Washington Times has been arrested on charges of soliciting a teenager for sex on the Internet.

D.C. police say 53-year-old Randall Casseday of Dobbs Ferry, New York, was arrested Tuesday night in Northeast Washington. He had allegedly arranged to meet what he believed was a 13-year-old girl he had been corresponding with in an online chat room. The person he was communicating with was a detective with the department's Internet Crimes Against Children branch.

Casseday, who rents a room in the Washington area, was charged with attempted enticement of a minor and was due to appear Thursday in U.S. District Court.

Brian Bauman, a spokesman for the Times, says the company is cooperating with authorities and that Casseday has been suspended without pay pending the results of the investigation.

A perv? At the Moonie Times? PERISH the thought!

:rofl:

[TornadoTN]

30. That's inspiring me to do something I haven't done in a while

I'm going to watch "Animal House" just to hear Otter's speech at the diciplinary panel. Yeah! That's the ticket!

[The Witch]

31. "Under assumed names I have done this many times."

Why not use your real name on all your LttEs? Would it ruin your astroturfing operation?

[Strelnikov_]

32. "Demanding That Because Their Human Resources Director Is A Pervert"

Wow, and I thought Oliver Crangle was eaten by his parrot just after 4 o'clock.

[trekbiker]

33. "the gloves are off"??? would those be Latex gloves??

[Irreverend IX]

35. Damn, I just saw that you beat me to it.

[Irreverend IX]

34. The latex gloves are coming off, that is. nt

[mac56]

38. ooooh....shakin' in me boots, I am!

:scared:

[BurgherHoldtheLies]

39. Hey, Freepers: YOU LOST PENNSYLVANIA

From the Freep post quoted: I saw them when I worked the 72 hour push in Pennsylvania in 2004. We did great work. We helped local candidates and most importantly we FORCED the Democrats to put people in Pennsylvania that they wanted to put in Ohio. We did help George Bush get re- elected.

:rofl:

[K8-EEE]

42. I Agree With Lauren Becall

That everything that made America great, they owe to the Liberals. From the time of the Revolution, through the Civil War, the Industrial Revolution and Unions and worker's rights, recovery from the depression, WWII and its aftermath, civil liberties EVERYTHING that makes this country great is because of the Liberals.

She said that on Larry King and he goes, ahem...EVERYTHING? And she's like, yes, EVERYTHING. Hey she and Bogie stood up to the McCarthyists of their day, it's our turn now!

[magellan]

43. Good to see they're proceeding from falsehood and fantasy as usual

The ignorant hubris over there never fails to astonish. Thinking people are on their side (which must mean the world is 99.99% stupid), they pay for everything (really! then I want my taxes back!), there are only freepers fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan...Black is white, up is down, war is peace.

I'm only envious of the drugs they're obviously taking.

[Fleshdancer]

44. "We are the political adults. Democrats are the political children."

NEWS ALERT FOR ALL DEMOCRATS:

Do NOT accept instant messages from people you do not know. In fact, just take a few hours and stay AWAY from the computer. Freepers have declared themselves adults and all Democrats "children" which, in their case, could result in a surge of disgusting role playing fantasies involving freeps treating Democrats like pages, harrassing them and then blaming it on, well, Democrats and kids.

:scared: