>The strange thing is that the US was born of revolution over structural disadvantages imposed from afar. Now people calling themselves the Tea Party insist it is the American way to enshrine structural disadvantages for whole citizen demographics that did not get the opportunity to be born with silver spoon in mouth or get noticed by a fairy godmother or enjoy God-given attributes that allow them to rise above their fellows. Young males born into ghettos generally have none of these things and apparently are expected to starve quietly. Makes King George look positively benign.
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>It is obvious that you know absolutely nothing about the tea party.
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>http://www.teaparty-platform.com/

It's the things they don't officially say that people have to worry about:

-suppress voting of potential Democrats
-suppress science and education
-reduce opportunities for minorities
-make sure a woman's place remains the home
-support rich at the expense of the middle class and poor
-insist that the United States was built with Christianity in mind exclusively
- etc.

(p.s. I'm sure the Nazis had a perfectly reasonable "official" agenda too!!)