Garofalo: “I do not apologize…Everybody I saw at that Tea Party are racist.”

janeane_garafalo But will she apologize for her awful grammar? "Everybody is a racist," Janeane, "Everybody is

But will she apologize for her awful grammar? “Everybody is a racist,” Janeane, “Everybody is.”

Hell, even we ignorant, redneck, racist Tea Baggers know that.

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  • since when did it become the right of only liberals, blacks, latinos, illegalas and the poor to gather and protest in this country? iguess being a bad actress makes for a bad activist

  • I say we take a lesson from the civil rights movement: take their word and re-define it as a sort of term of endearment like the blacks did with n1gger. "Greetings, my racists" "Yo racists, whats up? Bust caps in any liberals today?"
    "Na, the eco-po-lice been hatin' on a racist"

    You get the idea. I'll call you racist if you call me racist, my racists.

    • I've already made the statement that I take it as a compliment when libtards call me a racist because it means they have no valid argument to use against conservatism. Spoiled children like Garaffalo need to be given a good spanking and sent to bed without supper.

  • I don't think racists are capable of apologies. No? Hmm I spy a sooty pot calling the KETTLE black!

    It's normal to assume that THIS woman IS a racist due to her psychological bent on accusing everyone else of being one. For instance, a liar cannot believe the truth because they suspect all people of lieing. A thief won't leave his valuables unlocked because he suspects everyone steals. A cheat expects that their spouse or significant other is cheating due to the cheater's own exploits. In all these cases the odds are fractional that the accused fit that which they are accused of. The labeler or name-caller is more times than not, that which they are labeling another with.

    Bravo Mizz Giraffelo, your actions and words reveal much about you.

  • Tea Party says it all. Taxation w/o Representation. Read the parallels. Oh and the marching colonists were Black, White, and Indians concerned about being bamboozled by Parliament.

    In May of 1773 Parliament concocted a clever plan. They gave the struggling East India Co. a monopoly on importation of tea to America. Parliament reduced the duty the colonies wld hv to pay for the imported tea. The Americans wld now get their tea cheaper than ever before. However, if the colonies paid the duty tax on the imported tea they would be acknowledging Parliament’s right to tax them. It was assumed that colonists wld rather pay the tax than deny themselves the pleasure of a cup of tea. IF they paid, Parliment could then raise the tax w/o limits making all colonists subject to a despot gov’t.
    The colonists were not fooled by Parliament’s ploy. When the East India Co sent shipmts of tea to Philadelphia and NY the ships were not allowed to land. In Charleston the tea-laden ships were permitted to dock but the cargo was consigned to warehouse where it remained for three years until it was sold by patriots in order to help finance the revolution.
    In Boston, the arrival of 3 tea ships ignited a furious reaction. The crisis came to a head on December 16, 1773 when as many as 7,000 agitated locals milled about the wharf where the ships were docked. A mass mtg at the Old South Meeting House that morning resolved that the tea ships shld leave the harbor w/o payment of any duty. A committee was selected to take this msg to the Customs House to force release of the ships out of the harbor. The Collector of Customs refused to allow the ships to leave w/o payment of the duty. Stalemate. The committee reported back to the mass meeting and a howl erupted from the meeting hall. It was now early evening and a group of about 200 men assembled on a near-by hill. Whoopping war chants, the crowd marched two-by-two to the wharf, descended upon the 3 ships and dumped their offending cargos of tea into the harbor waters.

    I'm a Tea Party Supporter and am Proud of it! You kno, I've never EVER owned another person, never spoke badly of anyone due to their color or their age or religion. Excuse me, why am I being called a racist? Was it because I voted for Obama due to his color? hmmm nope. I didn't vote for him due to his constant lieing during his campaign, and his refusal to be transparent (another lie of his). I chalked him up as just another lieing politician, and if you care to follow the money you will see he's laundering our taxes as we speak where it's ending right into his own pocket. I voted after researching long and hard, which few people ever do anymore. THAT is why DC is corrupt and growing more corrupt each passing day.

  • the woman doth protest too much -- looking under so many rocks for racists she may be afraid that she herself is guilty...

  • I am praying for some gruesome death for her next week on 24. I will record that and watch it over and over, and over, and over.......Better than anything else on TV.