TOM TOMORROW: Health care reformageddon

[FourScore]

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/10/14/1243691/-Health-care-reformageddon

[Nye Bevan]

1. First rec! (nt)

[Laelth]

2. Spot on, as usual. k&r n/t

-Laelth

[chervilant]

3. The Republicans with whom I work

admitted today that they don't know anything about the ACA. Should I suggest that they read the Act?

[cynzke]

4. Re the last box!

Live in Georgia. Was at a flea market last week and some guy was selling old army metal ammo boxes. My spouse mentioned that he has some of these in our basement filled with ammo he bought decades ago. The guy said....good, you'll need it for the revolution! Yeah, right! Probably to defend ourselves against these yahoos. I wasn't there with my spouse when this happened but told him he should have asked the guy....well what's stopping you from starting one?...feel free to start without me!

[rwsanders]

5. I did that on yahoo once. I think if I run into a gun nut I'll try it live...

I said OK I agree, the government is violating our rights. When are you going to do something about it? No response.
I'm also going to ask one, "well what militia are you part of?" and when they say none, I'm going to say "doesn't sound very well regulated to me".
Good thing is I don't run into them very often.

[zeemike]

6. Oh no!...he tweeted it

What a revolutionary act!

[Zorra]

7. K&R

[Shampoobra]

8. LLOL (literally, laughing out loud) at the last frame

AND I'LL DO MY PART BY TWEETING "IT'S TIME FOR A CIVIL WAR IN THIS COUNTRY."

All the tea party types I've encountered seem to think they're "tough guys," or seem to want others to be intimidated by their "tough guy" images.

Imagine time traveling to the era of the John Wayne "tough guys" and telling them, "Your future counterparts are going to join 'tea parties,' and 'tweet' about their tea party activities."