Another Tea Partier Concerned With Taxes and Spending

[Regnad Kcin]

I'm kidding, of course.

@Todd_Kincannon
I missed the grief when he used his dead kid as earned political media.
RT @/WalterHerzoo
You just called a grieving father a *******?

Tea Party Activist Offends With Tweets About Shooting Victims

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[Monketi Ghost]

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Wuuuuuuut the *******

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[tyr_13]

Not surprising. The guy has been a triple-A douchebox for a long time, and has a long history of posting such things on Twitter.

But yes, he really does hate taxes too. Just not as much as he hates a lot of other things.

 

[Regnad Kcin]

No idea how my son will die, but it
won't be cowering like a bitch at UC Santa Barbara.

 

[Grizzly Bear]

I'm kidding, of course.

Tea Party Activist Offends With Tweets About Shooting Victims

One hell of an offensive comment but you find lots of this stuff on the internet all around, it's not a tea party specific phenomenon. Do you ever frequent comment boards where the moderation is lax? Tends to be one of the characteristics of people who hide behind internet aliases using them as a license to act in the most indecent manners they please.

Sorry, but I personally don't think ratty internet trolls deserve the dignity of a dedicated thread. They more often enjoy the attention they get than they hate it. I'd rather see they guy banned from sites he's posting on so as to hinder him as much as possible.

 

[Unabogie]

One hell of an offensive comment but you find lots of this stuff on the internet all around, it's not a tea party specific phenomenon. Do you ever frequent comment boards where the moderation is lax?

Sorry, but I personally don't think ratty internet trolls deserve the dignity of a dedicated thread. They more often enjoy the attention they get than they hate it.

This dude is more than some anonymous internet troll.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Todd_Kincannon

J. Todd Kincannon, (born June 12, 1981) is the chairman of the Simpsonville, South Carolina Election Commission. He currently resides in Simpsonville. Kincannon earned a J.D. from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 2007, where he was a member of the South Carolina Law Review, the Order of the Barristers, and the Moot Court. He also won a variety of appellate advocacy awards during his tenure in law school.

Prior to law school, Kincannon completed graduate work in the fields of nanotechnology and analytical chemistry at Clemson University.[citation needed] Kincannon also holds a B.S. degree with a triple major in chemistry, physics, and mathematics from Erskine College[citation needed] and an A.S. degree from Greenville Technical College in science.[citation needed]

According to his LinkedIn profile,[1] Kincannon was involved in the South Carolina Republican Party as a parliamentarian and general counsel from 2004 to 2010, culminating in service as executive director, a position from which he resigned after three months.[2]

 

[johnny karate]

I honestly have to wonder what kind of severe emotional or psychological trauma a person has to suffer to fill them with so much rage and hatred.

 

[jj]

I honestly have to wonder what kind of severe emotional or psychological trauma a person has to suffer to fill them with so much rage and hatred.

He feels entitled to have the love of all the women he thinks he deserves.

It's typical conservative entitlement.

 

[Grizzly Bear]

This dude is more than some anonymous internet troll.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Todd_Kincannon

In that case being a public figure doesn't protect his hate speech. I'll stand corrected... Honestly I'm still in the opinion that he shouldn't be used to paint the image of conservatives, but there's really no place for his remarks, especially not if he's making them routinely.

 

[Spindrift]

In that case being a public figure doesn't protect his hate speech. I'll stand corrected... Honestly I'm still in the opinion that he shouldn't be used to paint the image of conservatives, but there's really no place for his remarks, especially not if he's making them routinely.

Perhaps conservatives should consider a different palette if they don't like what gets painted with their current palette.

 

[maxpower1227]

Wow, what a terrible human being.

 

[thaiboxerken]

One hell of an offensive comment but you find lots of this stuff on the internet all around, it's not a tea party specific phenomenon.

Yes, plenty of people say really offensive and stupid things. The Tea Party, however, says stupid and offensive things more than most groups.

 

[thaiboxerken]

Perhaps conservatives should consider a different palette if they don't like what gets painted with their current palette.

The problem with is that this guy is stating, out loud, what Conservatives think. Conservatives know that this kind of opinion is horrible, that's why they tend to keep their opinions on the DL.

 

[gregthehammer]

The absolute lack of empathy just stuns me. I'd expect that from , actually, NO, I don't expect that from anyone. And he was in a leadership position for the SC GOP?!

 

[xjx388]

The problem with is that this guy is stating, out loud, what Conservatives think. Conservatives know that this kind of opinion is horrible, that's why they tend to keep their opinions on the DL.

I don't think that at all. I guess you don't win the Million Dollar Prize.

 

[Unabogie]

In that case being a public figure doesn't protect his hate speech. I'll stand corrected... Honestly I'm still in the opinion that he shouldn't be used to paint the image of conservatives, but there's really no place for his remarks, especially not if he's making them routinely.

Kudos for this response. I mean it.

 

[theprestige]

The problem with is that this guy is stating, out loud, what Conservatives think. Conservatives know that this kind of opinion is horrible, that's why they tend to keep their opinions on the DL.

As opposed to posting on Democratic Underground?

 

[DavidJames]

LOL - yeah, keep desperately searching for equivalence.

 

[Unabogie]

As opposed to posting on Democratic Underground?

LOL - yeah, keep desperately searching for equivalence.

Doesn't the very name "Democratic Underground" demonstrate that even the people running the site understand they're the fringe and not the mainstream?

Now back to the topic of the former Executive Director of the South Carolina GOP and his insane views and offensive statements.

 

[marplots]

Can someone explain the joke at the link in the OP?

(Warning: Probably offensive/racist)

“Hey what’s the difference between Trayvon Martin and a dead baby? They’re both dead, but Pepsi doesn’t taste like Trayvon”