Down with this sort of thing!

[sabotabby]

Via apocalypsos: This post has some real gems, though mostly what you'd expect from a Teabagger function (though, amusingly, Boston has so few homegrown Teabaggers that they had to roll them in on the Tea Party Express). The commentary is pretty good too.

My favourite, though, were the photographs showing a confrontation between what appear to be steampunk-esque LARPers and the Teabaggers.




Okay, they don't have goggles, but those are still fabulous outfits. Look at her purse. Her purse is a bloody goldfish. Dear beautiful woman in the red dress: If your country goes to hell please emigrate here so I can be your friend and we can go shopping together.

In case you're wondering, the website goes somewhere adorable.


Look at this GQMF.


I also have this problem.


Hahaha, you think?

Cutest. Counter-protest. Ever.

Comments

[absinthetic.livejournal.com]

I was really hoping someone would dress up as Captain America.

http://www.publiusforum.com/2010/02/08/marvel-comics-captain-america-says-tea-parties-are-dangerous-and-racist/

[sabotabby]

I read about that! I'm only vaguely aware of what Marvel does but I thought Captain America was dead due to Iron Man being a fascist or some such. I guess this is a different Captain America.

[absinthetic.livejournal.com]

It actually IS a different Cap. :) The Cap in the comic in question is actually his old sidekick Bucky, who took up the uniform when Cap was assassinated at the end of the "Civil War" storyline. They're trying to stop a crazy 1950's-obsessed Captain America (from an alternate timeline or some weird crap) from wrecking more havoc.