I don't know if this is B.S. or not. But it is a dot gov web site.

[2165 Turbo Rail]

Its at 72,500 even right now

[Gtracer]

I bet even if the president responds he will spew some BS out of that trap he calls a mouth...

<--not expecting any less than we have already received...

Check this out...yeah, yeah I know its Fox but that does not negate the fact that it is happening and even furthermore provides proof the mindset is changing...

http://radio.foxnews.com/toddstarnes...-messages.html

Teens Targeted For Offensive Anti-Obama Messages
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Nov 13, 2012
By Todd Starnes

A nationally-known website has targeted teenagers who posted racially-charged, anti-Obama messages on social networking sites after the presidential election. The website Jezebel not only identified the underage students — but also contacted their schools to report their offensive online postings.

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“Several of the teens use imagery of their high schools’ sports teams on their Twitter accounts and Facebook pages,” Tracie Egan Morrissey wrote. “If nothing else, it’s reasonable to alert administrators to the behavior of the students who are publicly representing their schools.”

Some of the tweets the teenagers posted were filled with racist language and hate speech – including several messages that used the “n” word. The web site reported that some schools were taking the tweets of the underage young people “very seriously.”

One of the children targeted by Jezebel attends West Islip High School in New York. The principal told the New York Daily News that he was “very offended” by the student’s alleged remarks and that he would be “taking the necessary steps to address.”

“It leads one to wonder whether their interventions in the matter will help these teenagers to become more understanding of racial sensitivities – or if they will just become angry, and if that anger will become displaced and only serve to intensify their hate,” Morrissey wrote.

Nevertheless, they said students who posted anti-Obama messages need to be taught a lesson.

“Whatever the case, they surely will have learned about how their conversations on social media are not private and that their words do, indeed, have an impact,” she wrote.

Paul Kengor, executive director of the Center for Vision and Values at Grove City College, said he was alarmed at the chilling impact of a news publication targeting young people.

“I’m not surprised,” Kengor told Fox News. “Any conservative can tell you about the huge number of emails and tweets and whatever else bashing Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan, Sarah Palin, George Bush and numerous other Republicans in the most vile and obscene ways.”

“But only when it happens to Obama do groups like this give it their attention, and then the liberal media magnifies them in kind,” he said. “It quickly becomes a national scandal.”

It’s not the first time students or teachers have come under fire for opposing President Obama. In October a Philadelphia teacher ridiculed a young girl for wearing a Mitt Romney t-shirt to class. The teacher compared her shirt to a KKK robe. The teacher eventually apologized but the student transferred to another school.

And last year another teacher was captured on video telling her students that criticizing President Obama was a crime punishable by jail.”

So can teenagers be punished for posting racially offensive messages on their social networking sites?

“Historically, the courts have said that free speech outside the classroom can’t be punished by the school,” said Ken Paulson, president of the First Amendment Center. “But increasingly we are seeing some decisions to punish young people – arguing that what they post on their Twitter account can be potentially disruptive to a classroom.”

Paulson said the “Twitter dynamic has sort of set everything on its ear.”

In the past, the news media has been protective of teenagers who get caught making mistakes. The theory, Paulson explained, is that if you are 16 years old and get caught shoplifting, it’s an immature act and you have a chance to clean up your act.

But that dynamic has shifted.

“In the age of social media, when a young person uses their own name and their own photo and in effect broadcasts their message to potentially thousands or hundreds of thousands – it’s really difficult to say we want to be protective of them,” he told Fox News.

Kengor wondered if conservatives should establish a national conservative website dedicated to “doing nothing but documenting liberal hate.”

“There’s certainly enough material,” he said.

[Denny]

They are talking bout this on the local radio here in Guam. LOL!!!

[Baron Von Crowder]

They are talking bout this on the local radio here in Guam. LOL!!!

Although absolutely nothing will happen, its a statement that lots of people arent happy.

[Denny]

Right. It's just funny that the petition numbers go up each time it starts and gets ore coverage. Expect it to be over 100K in the next 24 hours. I'd sign, but I'm not registering on that POS website. I ight need to get off this island one day. LOL

[mikec]

I signed it, and don't really give a damn about them getting pissed off at me for doing so.

I find it interesting that it's getting more and more coverage, yet the sigs are slowing substantially. It's only at 83,322 now. I wonder if the cocksuckers are engaging in damage control and limiting the hits that show now? Similar to how they reported 108% of votes in multiple areas. FTG!

[Denny]

Dennis B
Red Oak, TX
November 13, 2012
Signature # 83,226

[Sean88gt]

If TX is around 27,000,000 and 7,850,000 voted with a 57/41 split then essentially 15,390,000 texans may support withdrawal and 11,070,000 would oppose it. For the sake of argument, if the economy followed the same course, this would reduce Texas from 1.3 Trillion to around 760 billion in GDP. That assumes that the rest of the US doesn't withdraw all of their businesses and that the government doesn't kick the shit of the remaining population.

I would imagine that after all of the nut cutting, less than 1,000,000 people would support a bounce out.

[Snatch Napkin]

If TX is around 27,000,000 and 7,850,000 voted with a 57/41 split then essentially 15,390,000 texans may support withdrawal and 11,070,000 would oppose it. For the sake of argument, if the economy followed the same course, this would reduce Texas from 1.3 Trillion to around 760 billion in GDP. That assumes that the rest of the US doesn't withdraw all of their businesses and that the government doesn't kick the shit of the remaining population.

I would imagine that after all of the nut cutting, less than 1,000,000 people would support a bounce out.

Fuck your logic in the ass with a splintered 2x4!!

[Denny]

If TX is around 27,000,000 and 7,850,000 voted with a 57/41 split then essentially 15,390,000 texans may support withdrawal and 11,070,000 would oppose it. For the sake of argument, if the economy followed the same course, this would reduce Texas from 1.3 Trillion to around 760 billion in GDP. That assumes that the rest of the US doesn't withdraw all of their businesses and that the government doesn't kick the shit of the remaining population.

I would imagine that after all of the nut cutting, less than 1,000,000 people would support a bounce out.

Actually, business from the rest of the country would probably flow in. Why do you think so many businesses are conducting most of their work and HQing abroad?

[tazz007]

After reading all the posts. I only found one point worth debating. The Military.
As far as the unlikely event that perry grows some balls, and actually does secede. We will have NO shortage of volunteers to defend the newly created republic. Assuming, this newly created republic has all the freedoms it did the first time. In other words, a few laws needs to go. And I would gladly pay my payroll tax to Texas as long as there is a balanced budget ENFORCED!

As far as economics. I don't see a problem we can not over come. As far as money......LOL watch this and see if you don't change your mind.

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[Denny]

After reading all the posts. I only found one point worth debating. The Military.
As far as the unlikely event that perry grows some balls, and actually does secede. We will have NO shortage of volunteers to defend the newly created republic. Assuming, this newly created republic has all the freedoms it did the first time. In other words, a few laws needs to go. And I would gladly pay my payroll tax to Texas as long as there is a balanced budget ENFORCED!

As far as economics. I don't see a problem we can not over come. As far as money......LOL watch this and see if you don't change your mind.

Before anyone puts their faith in Dick Fairy, you might want to see his response to this (not like he could it anyway).

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/12/rick-perry-secession_n_2120453.html

[big_tiger]

Perry threatened it before, guess it's all a lie. (sarcasm alert)

[Denny]

Coming up on 91K and still the #1 Yahoo search...

[mikec]

Although absolutely nothing will happen, its a statement that lots of people arent happy.

Actually I'm starting to second guess signing it now. My wife was telling me last night about a co-worker who's husband attended a tea party rally a bit over three years ago and made the mistake of giving his name and address to some one there.

Now, for the last three years in a row they have been audited, had never been audited before.