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#1 boraxe Oct 28, 2010 11:46:43	So a "man" by the name of Tim Profitt, former Bourbon County campaign coordinator for the Rand Paul campaign, curb-stomped a peaceful protestor (video) and now has the temerity to demand an apology from the woman he put in hospital with a concussion. Why is this scumbag not in jail?
#2 jesse.two.coins Oct 28, 2010 11:49:55	he said he did it to protect her. as in stomping on her to keep her down  so they wouldn't throw her on the ground again. I don't believe it but that was his defence.
#3 zombie_babies Oct 28, 2010 12:31:48	First: That's disgusting.  What a piece of garbage.  If she needed to be controlled, she was already under it when he decided to give her an extra shot.  He should be jailed. Second: I don't understand. Tea Baggers are peace loving people. He was clearly a plant and in cahoots with the woman. The left is trying to control us! It is in Revelations people! It clearly is in control of you as evidenced by your lumping every member of a group into a subset of morons that clearly do not represent the whole and your use of a pejorative to name said group.  Yeah, they ain't about spreadin' BS and rapin' minds at all.  Nope.  It's just the Right.  Congratulations, you done figured it out.  Wait ... no, sorry.  My bad, it's really pretty much the exact opposite of that.  Whoops.
#4 jesse.two.coins Oct 28, 2010 12:39:01	they tore off the ladies wig too how humiliating
#5 Mechalibur Oct 28, 2010 13:14:34	This is horribe. He should be sentenced to get his head stomped on ten times, but we've got that pesky 8th amendment.
#6 adun_irving Oct 28, 2010 14:20:32	The worst thing is that there will be people who will believe his side of the story, and claim that this woman should die for somehow framing him. Sometme's I'm ashamed to be American, if these people represent some of the national populace.
#7 iqwinn Oct 28, 2010 14:24:22	Agent Provocatuer.  The guy doing the stomping is most likely an infiltrator from moveon.org, or some similar org, and the lady was his choice for a target.  She didn't seem all that injured from the video, though.  Things that make you go hmmmmm...
#8 death_isthe_begining Oct 28, 2010 14:24:57	The name is remarkably simmilar to one of the forumgoers here Jim Profit.
#9 boraxe Oct 28, 2010 14:26:30	Agent Provocatuer.  The guy doing the stomping is most likely an infiltrator from moveon.org, or some similar org, and the lady was his choice for a target.  She didn't seem all that injured from the video, though.  Please tell me you are joking. Things that make you go hmmmmm... No, things that make you go WTF?
#10 iqwinn Oct 28, 2010 14:53:26	Not joking, Boraxe.  In politics, it happens all the time.  You don't even need a degree in political science to see it (though I do have one ).  Just read Will, by G. Gordon Liddy, and his experiences with the Republican party machine.  It is an eye-opener.
#11 boraxe Oct 28, 2010 14:57:10	Not joking, Boraxe. If it's not a joke then it is paranoia.
#12 ADHadh Oct 28, 2010 15:13:30	It is an eye-opener. Every time I hear something like that an alarm goes off in my head. Even if they talk about the Holy Bible.
#13 Robin_Hoodlum Oct 28, 2010 16:42:46	If you look at the video closely, you will see he has his foot on the back of her neck (much like cops do everyday) in order to restrain her after she disrupted a gathering. *shrug* She knew what she was doing was potentially dangerous, and she even used a disguise! Oh well... sorry about her luck.
#14 ADHadh Oct 28, 2010 17:36:06	If you look at the video closely, you will see he has his foot on the back of her neck (much like cops do everyday) in order to restrain her after she disrupted a gathering. *shrug* She knew what she was doing was potentially dangerous, and she even used a disguise! Oh well... sorry about her luck. Sorry for being so personal, but... When a group of Americans got themselves in a dangerous situation and they got kidnapped by Iranians, you were blaming the kidnappers exclusively. When a group of Tea Party members beat up a helpless woman who has different opinion, you say it's her fault for getting into a dangerous situation. What the hell is wrong with you? I remember you scowling at the idea of a man beating a woman.
#15 Robin_Hoodlum Oct 28, 2010 18:09:07	If you look at the video closely, you will see he has his foot on the back of her neck (much like cops do everyday) in order to restrain her after she disrupted a gathering. *shrug* She knew what she was doing was potentially dangerous, and she even used a disguise! Oh well... sorry about her luck. Sorry for being so personal, but... When a group of Americans got themselves in a dangerous situation and they got kidnapped by Iranians, you were blaming the kidnappers exclusively. When a group of Tea Party members beat up a helpless woman who has different opinion, you say it's her fault for getting into a dangerous situation. What the hell is wrong with you? I remember you scowling at the idea of a man beating a woman. Hiking is a little different than going to a meeting full of people who vehemently disagree with your point of view, and then attempt to disrupt that meeting while wearing a disguise. Would you agree?... or wouldn't you? Also, restraining someone who is a disruption is a little different than beating the hell out of your wife because dinner is cold. Oh!... What the hell is wrong with you?
#16 Robin_Hoodlum Oct 28, 2010 18:22:35	Yeah, cause hiking in Iraq near the Iranian border is not high risk behavior. Equal to or higher than going to a meeting full of people who vehemently disagree with your point of view, and then attempt to disrupt that meeting while wearing a disguise? Anyway, the hikers were on the Iraqi side of the border, where they should have been safe. The woman infiltrated a meeting full of people who vehemently disagree with her point of view, and then attempted to disrupt that meeting while wearing a disguise. I see a difference, do you? No... I suppose you wouldn't.
#17 EscherEnigma Oct 28, 2010 18:49:01	Yeah, cause hiking in Iraq near the Iranian border is not high risk behavior. Equal to or higher than going to a meeting full of people who vehemently disagree with your point of view, and then attempt to disrupt that meeting while wearing a disguise? This is America, not some backwards place where political gatherings regularly turn violent, so yeah, I'd think so.
#18 Robin_Hoodlum Oct 28, 2010 20:16:27	Yeah, cause hiking in Iraq near the Iranian border is not high risk behavior. Equal to or higher than going to a meeting full of people who vehemently disagree with your point of view, and then attempt to disrupt that meeting while wearing a disguise? Anyway, the hikers were on the Iraqi side of the border, where they should have been safe. The woman infiltrated a meeting full of people who vehemently disagree with her point of view, and then attempted to disrupt that meeting while wearing a disguise. I see a difference, do you? No... I suppose you wouldn't. Hmmmm. Iraqi/Iranian border vs. US political gathering? Which one should be safer? A US political rally...UNLESS you infiltrate a meeting full of people who vehemently disagree with your point of view, and then attempted to disrupt that meeting while wearing a disguise. (I would call that "asking for trouble") You guys keep conviently leaving that part of the equation out...
#19 Robin_Hoodlum Oct 28, 2010 20:24:54	Yeah, cause hiking in Iraq near the Iranian border is not high risk behavior. Equal to or higher than going to a meeting full of people who vehemently disagree with your point of view, and then attempt to disrupt that meeting while wearing a disguise? This is America, not some backwards place where political gatherings regularly turn violent, so yeah, I'd think so. Problem is EE, political gatherings here DON'T "regularly turn violent". Only when left-wing meatheads infiltrate and disrupt conservative gatherings, or when the Black Panthers intimidate voters. It's always a double standard when the left is involved.
#20 Webster Oct 28, 2010 21:07:16	Sorry guys, no political threads...