rumors about anarchists confronting teabaggers...

[Rotten_republic]

has anyone seen the Infoshop news article calling to crash the teaparties this april 15th?

i can't get it to come up on the infoshop site anymore. but you can see what the teabagger response is here.

http://gatewaypundit.firstthings.com/20 ... a-parties/

the teabaggers oversimplification of the issues is so frustrating, yet i get where they are coming from.

if the right wasn't so intent on using the government to enforce this property system, and communities could produce their own food at cost. then yea, maybe we wouldn't be out there fighting for food stamps. or, if the price of healthcare wasn't so inflated that people could afford to see doctors, we wouldn't be fighting for a "public option". although my ideal "public option" would be community based and not centralized.
the saddest part is the lack of interest people in this country have in genuine community building. the teabaggers want cheap labor for their businesses. the "social democratic left" just wants to prove they can get things done, and end up making things much worse in the process. sad sad sad, right?

[Bookchin]

It seems like the tea parties are doing a huge amount of damage to the republican party. Whats scary is that they seem to be gaining a big following. In alot of states 3rd party candidates are pulling support from tea party right wingers who formerly voted republican. At the time being, it seems like the tea party and republican candidates are working against each other, stealing each others votes.
Alot of ron paulers ive talked to seem very confused in their politics. I think thats where alot of the "anarcho-capitalist" people have popped up out of over the past 2 years or so. They dont like big government, but only cause they think the federal programs are socialist. theyre fundamentalist laissez faireists who usually also happen to be racist, homophobic and sexist.