This is one photo from a photo essay; a tale of two protests. One being the Tea Party in Searchlight, Nevada and the other an anti-war protest in Los Angeles. Both protests were on the same day, but had very different messages. Of course this will not hit the pages of The New York Times; as it would dispel the narrative that they have created of the "violent" tea partiers. Check out the whole photo gallery here.
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Using foul language is yet more evidence of the lack of morals or character in this country. Most of us don't mind a disagreement or even a good argument, but using filthy words is part of the new black society. Anyone using such a tactic is morally sick. I wouldn't expect anything less from such as these.
Thanks for posting. What a great comparison between the right and the left.
I posted both your link with a h/t and the PJ Media link on the TCL FB page.
Sparky:
I agree, I don't like fould language either. I rarely swear. I admit if I hurt myself or if I am really angry it will slip out. But it seems to me that swearing is lack of anything better to say.
TCL:
You know I love the linky love...........so thanks.
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