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ThatDamnedPanda -> RE: Take the Fox Balance/Bias Challenge! (11/19/2009 11:38:51 PM)
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ORIGINAL: luckydawg
Go whine panda, your good at it.
You are insisting that the tea partiers call them selves "Teabaggers", hence it is not bias for CNN to call them that and snicker.
Its only a small part of my argument, just one example. Yet you and RML wanted to round and round insisting (with absolutly no eveidence except for one unnamed guy with a button that can be made on a PC) that they call themselves that. Hence it is not bias to call them that while snickering.
I have been asking you and RML for some evidence to back your claim.
and since you have absolutly none, you walk off in a huff. As everyone can plainly see.
Pathetic
Hey, LD - you're lying. That is a blatant, baldfaced lie.
In post #197, Rule said -
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You do realize it was the dumbshit teabaggers who started calling themselves teabaggers before someone told the dumbshits that it was a sexually derogatory (spell check included at no extra charge) reference?
In post #198, you replied -
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No it was MSNBC that started that.
Then in post #200, you posted a link to a Wiki article proving that you were wrong. The article listed several instances in which teabaggers themselves used the term "teabag" in February and March of this year, and in which organizers of the tea party movement urged sympathizers to "tea bag the fools in DC." Your own article then goes on to say that the first known instance of MSNBC using the term "tea bag" and/or using the term to ridicule the teabaggers was on April 13, 2 months after teabaggers first used the term and 1 month after organizers at reteaparty.com used the term "tea bag."
So, your claim that MSNBC was the first to use the term is obviously false. You tried to weasel out of it by moving the goal posts, saying that it was only one guy with a sign, and not the movement leaders (which was a lie), and then claiming that it didn't matter whether the teabaggers were the first to use the term because MSNBC was the first major news organization to use the term, but that was all nothing but bullshit because your original claim was that MSNBC was the first to use the term period.
So you're lying. It used to be that when i saw you chasing your tail in these idiotic debates, I gave you the benefit of the doubt and just figured maybe you weren't bright enough to know what you were talking about, but Rule and I proved you wrong enough times in this thread that there's no plausible way you can claim ignorance. You're just lying. As you say... pathetic.
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