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More differences between “Us” and “Them” and the coverage thereof

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4. What you don’t mention is that the immigration rallies are 10 to 20 times larger than the Tea Parties. Therefore their fringe is larger and more diverse.
   Militia groups are not patriotic, they aspire to control America by force, there are plenty of them at Tea Parties.
   The Immigration rally I went to in Seattle had plenty of prayers and religious signs.
   In my estimation there were at least %10 white at the immigration rally and march in Seattle. There was not 10% persons of color at the Tea Party in Olympia.

   

   Sam Wise Gingy

   May 6, 2010 at 8:40 am
5. “Immigration” rallies are combination Immigration rally and Cinco de Mayo party, so yeah, they attract a lot of people.

   Militia groups are not patriotic, they aspire to control America by force, there are plenty of them at Tea Parties.

   I’ve seen no militia people at any rally I’ve ever attended, so don’t know what “Tea Parties” you are referring to. Have a link to a specific one?

   In my estimation there were at least %10 white at the immigration rally and march in Seattle. There was not 10% persons of color at the Tea Party in Olympia.

   There were probably close to 30% minority folks at the Ventura Tea Party a recently attended, so must be area specific.

   

   Erick Brockway

   May 9, 2010 at 8:49 pm

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