> 15 photos you'll never see in the MSM from the libtard rally in DC

plucky_goatse wrote:

the USA has been a socialist country for decades.  wadda you call your US Post Office, police & firemen, library systems, and so on . . .

I agree that the US Postal Service is a quasi-socialist endeavor, but police, firemen, and libraries are all state and local organizations.

Calling the liberals socialists is a lie. The signs were planted by the Tea Party ...
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plucky_goatse wrote:

the USA has been a socialist country for decades.  wadda you call your US Post Office, police & firemen, library systems, and so on . . .

Oh lord...

plucky_goatse wrote:

the USA has been a socialist country for decades.  wadda you call your US Post Office, police & firemen, library systems, and so on . . .

The police and fire have to be socialist. There was a time when you had to pay for fire insurance and if you didn't the firemen would let your shyt burn. Obviously this is bad for everyone.

Auric_As_Dot wrote:

I love how they left the place all messy. Socialism = let somebody else take care of it.

Hell, half of them probably threw the signs down right after they got off the buses. 

. wrote:

I agree that the US Postal Service is a quasi-socialist endeavor, but police, firemen, and libraries are all state and local organizations.

Zathrus wrote:

Notice how young everyone is there. Quite a difference from all the old people at a teabaggers rally.

You might want to look at those pics again asshat.


Why did they leave the place such a mess?

Zathrus wrote:

Notice how young everyone is there. Quite a difference from all the old people at a teabaggers rally.

If you're not a libtard in your 20's you have no heart, if you're still a libtard in your 30's you have no brain.

Two of the fifteen pictures are of the USMLO, the United States Marxist-Leninist Organization.

The USMLO has maybe ten members in Chicago, and maybe five elsewhere in the country.  So it is a group with maybe fifteen people.

The maximum number of people who went to DC was probably four or five, if not less.  They had a flag and were handing out fliers.

So what is the big deal?  Five people belonging to a fringe organization that numbers fifteen people.  These are two of your fifteen pictures.

Personally, I like a lot of things about the USMLO.  They are anti-revisionist...

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The police and fire have to be socialist. There was a time when you had to pay for fire insurance and if you didn't the firemen would let your shyt burn. Obviously this is bad for everyone.

There are private companies that provide fire services for a number of towns and airports.  It doesn't have to be each home owner contracting individually...  More often its the municipality contracting the services to a private entity  for fire / rescue services for the entire town.  This is often the only way out of the crushing mandatory pension and insurance payments that the town would have to make.  These pension plans are going broke fast and are cannibalizing the budgets of a number of towns.

Here is one provider's list of clients:

http://www.ruralmetro.com/about_communitiesserved.asp

Adelson Velsky Landis wrote:

Two of the fifteen pictures are of the USMLO, the United States Marxist-Leninist Organization.

The USMLO has maybe ten members in Chicago, and maybe five elsewhere in the country.  So it is a group with maybe fifteen people.

The maximum number of people who went to DC was probably four or five, if not less.  They had a flag and were handing out fliers.

So what is the big deal?  Five people belonging to a fringe organization that numbers fifteen people.  These are two of your fifteen pictures.

Personally, I like a lot of things about the USMLO.  They are anti-revisionist...

5 people out of a crowd of 400 is pretty significant.

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I am a firefighter and I can assure you we are not socialist.

Indeed.  In the preamble to the constitution are the words, "to provide for the common defence".  Providing for the common defense is NOT socialism, but some posters just don't understand that.