http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2011/1/10/934890/-Stochastic-Terrorism:-Triggering-the-shooters

Tyler, there isn’t even a “tea party” … your question requires the (nearly covert) erection of a straw man. There are no members of congress who are members of a political party called a “tea party.” It is an informal caucus created by Michele Bachmann with the motto (among other mottos) to arrive at gatherings “armed and dangerous” and to pay more attention to the Declaration of Independence than to the Constitution.

I myself mostly avoid using the term “tea party” and instead use the more general term, “teabagger,” which I mean to be more encompassing of those who promote or carry out violence against centrists and liberals, and/or spout the usual white paranoid defensiveness, and so on. This places our young man firmly in that category. There is no official “proof” of his “membership” in some political party. Your insistence that there be one is narrow minded and rather insulting.

Personally, I’m not interested in letting people pretend that they are not teabaggers when it is convenient, I’m not interested in letting anyone pretend the teabaggers generally and the tea party in particular (such as it is) is not a racist, antii-progressive, violent-tending mess of morons.

And, I am singularly unimpressed and deeply disappointed in the apparent need for people who self identify (or should I say self-aggrandize) as skeptics/atheists/rational thinkers to put on blinders, ignore context, ignore history, ignore what we have been seeing since the mock lynchings of the 08 election, put up a false sense of wonderment and questioning in the face of a blindingly obvious foot stomping screaming loudly in your face entity as though its existence needs to be re-proven every time it is mentioned. What is the point of you doing this? Please explain and make it good.

Hahahahahaha

See, here’s what’s wrong with your argument:

1) Nobody is condoning violent inciting behavior on the side of the so called “left” (or center or right).

2) The vast, vast majority of violence inciting rhetoric and behavior is on the right, and is in fact, the halmark of the Tea Party, which is why I call those who carry out violent acts against centrists and liberals “teabaggers.” It’s what “teabagger” means to me (as far as I can see the term is otherwise somewhat ambiguous).

3) There is no equivalence between the two (or more) ‘sides’ and reference to such equivilance as though it existed is … exactly what a teabagger would do. Which makes YOU a teabagger.

Understood?

Regarding the video, I didn’t bother watching it but I’ll assume Stephanie has that right.

As for the video, it was taken down as soon as the producers realized anyone was taking it at all seriously, as soon as anyone complained. An apology was also issued here: http://www.1010global.org/no-pressure

This is like what Palin, Bachmann, Angle, etc. have done how?

Oh, and those lovely extreme environmentalists across the pond think this is humorous: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfnddMpzPsM
It’s one thing to be “pro-choice.” But the children in this gory Leftist propaganda piece are around the same age as the poor little girl who was murdered in Tucson. Let’s get our priorities straight by first considering legislation making it a federal crime for a person to use language or symbols that could be perceived as threatening or inciting violence against children under age 18. Those blue-bloods look down their snooty noses at us, whilst chuckling at the slaughtering of school children. “No Pressure! Just do as we say if you value your short little lives. But no matter! We can kill 2 birds with one stone. The planet being overpopulated and all…”