Sponsered by none other than the notorious, state-affiliated National Public Radio (NPR). I'm wondering if there is any attempted intelligent message behind this humorless video?
In a new video posted online, NPR called teapartiers "teagbaggers." The mockery on the NPR webiste begins with :
Learn to speak teabag. Finally, learning a new language doesn't have to be hard. You can be fluent in conversational teabag in just a few short minutes.
The cartoon character enthusiastically shouts: "I think the public option and the competition it would foster would … really … socialist, socialist!" The narrorator replies: "Good. Lesson 2: If you're having trouble understanding the words of others or being understood yourself, use teabags' stronger, more descriptive words."
Then the ever baffled cartoon character yells: "Nazi! Nazi! Nazi!"
The video then explains:
Instead of saying 'huge insurance companies have come between me and my doctor' to describe the current reality, just say, 'I don't want Obammunist disembowel-atrons to come between me and my doctor' to describe a paranoid future.
The video then concludes with: " Teabag – because other languages are just too hard."
It is known that the term "tea-bagging" is a sexual slur that is known in some homosexual subcultures. It is such a shame that those who are willing to stand up to the government's falliable policies are ridiculed and insulted in epic porportions. It is a simple lie that NPR is "nonpartisan." I also wonder if any administration officials were directly or indirectly involved on this spoof. You can watch the video here.












At least I'm not a douche bag.
The creators of the video obviously don't have the capacity to address the positions of "Tea Baggers" from a principle perspective. They must resort to mockery. I support their 1st Amendment right to make this slop. I don't support government funding of NPR or any enterprise like it. Let NPR survive on its own profitability by creating value in the marketplace. If it can't turn a profit, let it go out of business like businesses do in the [real world] outside of government funding!
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