For Sh&ts & Giggles: The Top 30 Signs from GOP Teabagger Rallies

[ThePantaloon.com]

Top 30 Protest Signs From GOP Rallies, Part 1 of 3

Originally, this was going to be a Top 10 list, but the geniuses involved in the GOP rallies and teabagging parties were very generous in providing us with comedic material. The signs run the gamut of the usual Republican substance and intelligent discourse: racism, xenophobia, violence, bad taste, idiocy, bad grammar, bad spelling, and bad haircuts; we've got it all. So let the TOP 30 COUNTDOWN begin:


#30 BRING BACK "WE THE PEOPLE"
Sure, "We the People" came from the Revolutionary era, but why use a 13-star
colonial flag when you have a perfectly good Confederate Flag hanging over your TV?
It's not about racism or slavery, it's about state sovereignty versus federalism. Right?



#29 ANOTHER CONFEDERATE FLAG
Okay, it's about racism. And does Governor
Sanford's girlfriend need a makeover or what?




#28 ALL NEWS OUTLETS ARE OBAMA'S STOOGES
Hmm, I think they're saying the liberal Jewish media are all stooges of
a Muslim fascist from Kenya. Logic? We don't need no stinkin' logic!


More photos and rest of the article at the link below.

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

1. Interesting

the signs indicated the protesters are against social justice. I guess that means when someone does THEM wrong they'll just sit back and take it, right?

[Joanne98]

2. They're racist terrorists!

[hobbit709]

3. They don't want to be called ignorant, racist yahoos

And then proceed to meet every requirement of that profile and in some cases exceed the requirements.

[DrDan]

4. sure makes you think that they are confused about their protestations

they definitely want to protest about something, just not sure what that is.

So . . . make Hitler faces, scream socialism, question birth . . . . and feel good that you are doing something positive to save our country . . . and know sean, rush and glenn will be proud.

[deutsey]

5. Hey, man, I dig your style.

:thumbsup:

Got the whole subversive humor thing goin'.

The CitiBank "Dear John" was brilliant.