The Dean Statement: Time to Make Folks Mad

[MiddleRiverRefugee]

First, I support Howard Dean, and I understand what he's trying to say even if his attempt to explain it is just getting him in deeper. I admire anyone who talks about inclusion even if it may not work in the real world.

Second, if I still had my old 1985 Ford Ranger pickup, I'd think I'd put a bumper sticker like this on it just for pure ornery-and-meanness (courtesy of http://www.makestickers.com/):



UBP

[meegbear]

1. And if they can't take a joke ...

lynch 'em!

[MrBenchley]

2. Why not put up a swastika instead?

That ugly symbol is offensive to millions of Americans who work for tolerance, decency and civil rights.

[quinnox]

3. lol, very good

I hope you don't mind if I borrow this to put in a few threads when they need some comedic relief.

[mopinko]

4. hope to see one

this whole flap has turned my stomach. we will never make prgoress on racial issues as long as you are not even allowed to say the words "confederate flag" reminds me of all the people who don't want their kids to read huck finn, because it contains the n-word.