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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThere is clearly a maximum IQ limit to be in the Tea Party....
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True Blue Door
(2,969 posts)This kind of stuff is too funny to not occasionally be one of us trolling them.
Brother Buzz
(36,444 posts)Doctor_J
(36,392 posts)or he'd be on his way to wherever they speak whatever language his sign is written in.
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meow2u3
(24,764 posts)Response to meow2u3 (Reply #13)
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Jack Rabbit
(45,984 posts)the "Democrat Party."
RoccoR5955
(12,471 posts)dialect of English, but I could be wrong.
immoderate
(20,885 posts)Don't confuse illiteracy with lack of intelligence. This guy knows how to get attention. And though not a great speller, he can express phonetically, what he thinks he hears.
Intelligent reactionaries (oxymoron? IDTSo) use their powers, to buoy up their obstinacy, to dig in, and support their ideology. So I don't really think IQ is what you're aiming at.
I might just be bringing up a semantic argument to defend a viewpoint. But what do we do?
--imm
yuiyoshida
(41,831 posts)"Obama". Think he checked to make sure?
1step
(380 posts)RoccoR5955
(12,471 posts)JDPriestly
(57,936 posts)We all make typos, but . . . . has he heard of dictionaries?
murielm99
(30,745 posts)There are entire websites devoted to their spelling and grammar atrocities.
Cleita
(75,480 posts)beating the war drums to go to Iraq. There was a lone dissenter with a misspelled sign calling us unpatriotic. I don't remember exactly what it said any more, but it was misspelled. I remember a protester next to me saying they should really run their slogans through spellcheck if they don't want to use a dictionary before they make their signs. I always wondered why they don't or if they are so illiterate that they don't know they need to.
DeadLetterOffice
(1,352 posts)... so much as a maximum educational level. After a certain level of education, you tend to self-select out of that kind of idiocy.
trusty elf
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helpmetohelpyou
(589 posts)It was poking a little fun at Kerry and intentionally spelled wrong but it was hilarious .
blkmusclmachine
(16,149 posts)JHB
(37,160 posts)They feel strongly about these things -- but not strong enough to bother putting some forethought into the sign nor to double-check the result.
It's not a measure of intelligence, really, but of the sense of entitlement: "I'm a Real American, dammit, so you should pay attention to my opinion even if it's as slapdash and ill-considered as my signage!"
MissDeeds
(7,499 posts)teachers, professors, and education in general. I have been a teacher and professor and am extremely proud of my lifelong profession. I guess there are those on the far right who feel threatened by knowledge and intelligence in general. Wonder why that is???
Question everything, doubt nothing. Words to live by.
Cleita
(75,480 posts)of the spectrum and a plenitude of low IQ ones at the other end. There seems to be no normal or average intelligence in between. I mean every time you try to put a true fact to a wing nut, they throw every straw man, red herring crap they heard on Rush Limbaugh or Fox News back at you and suddenly you realize you are trying to argue with a gerbil. I'll bet if you ask the guy with that sign if he knows what impeachment is and how it works, he won't be able to tell you.