Signs sold separately. If you press the button on their backs they say phrases like, "I'm a Redneck" and "I support things without knowing the truth or trying to look it up."
Collectables indeed. This is pure rage that will...if not cut down result in violence. And that's scary. Someone needs to take responsibility.
In California this is a big thing. The gay and lesbian community are trying to gain equal rights to that of heterosexual people and the passing of Prop 8 would simply not allow this. Today is the day that this issue is sorted out. But the reason I am posting this...is because I ran into this video urging young people to vote for the passing of Prop 8, in order to save the sacred institution of marriage. Please notice the use of spin.
How astoundingly ignorant. To quote the following as negative plot points: children being taught that marriages are all the same, adoption agencies giving babies to gays, churches being forced to have same sex marriages. Since when is it a negative thing to force equality upon a nation founded on those principles? Are these people listening to what they are saying? The most hypocritical excuse in my opinion is the "I have a gay friend" clause. What he is basically saying is..."you, keep doing all that gay sh*t...I accept it, you are still a good person but you are not good enough of a person to have the same rights as I do." There is something awefully evil about a friend telling you about your right for equality. No?
Read some of the crap on their website. It will literally make your head spin. And the kids they used to make these spots...the complete conservative dorks- an A-List of people I would not want to be friends with.
Mccain smiles and continues speaking as the crowds yells "terrorist" and "traitor" in between is speaking points.
3:09, a little boy says "And you need gloves to touch him."
People, nay...citizens of the United States, truly think that in 2008, a candidate running for the president of the United States, is a terrorist. So much so, that McCain is forced to defend his opponent and then have the audience turn on him.
"I don't trust Obama," an elderly woman said at McCain's rally today. "I have read about him. He's an Arab."
