The work of one man does not make it organization.
It's to be expected:
In every party already organized.... like the demopulicans and the republicrats, there will be radicals and activists and psychotics and agent provocateurs; some purposely planted to discredit, mislead, and create havoc and plant deceit, and others who are weak and highly suggestable, or amoral and self directed. Both contain some criminal elements among their broad membership, which from time to time get exposed... and some are prosecuted and others are sheltered. But the parties don't get the full credit for the renegades ........ the parties are absolved from the actions of individuals.
Why should the tea party movement be treated differently?
And why is it important to discredit the tea party movement?
Perhaps it (the tea party movement) is a threat to the polls and elections of the same ol... same ol... which has dominated American politics for the last century? Perhaps it is because more and more Americans are reading the constitution for themselves and discussing it with their friends and neighbors and becoming more informed than the people both parties elect? Perhaps it is that more people are waking up to realize that behind most of their elected figureheads is an organization which promotes them into positions and keeps them there, both as targets for the people's wrath and as puppets which are used by the controllers or puppetteers aligning government with their own agendas and ambitions in opposition to the interest of the people? Perhaps it is the threat of an element of free and independent thinkers who make personal connections with friends, family and community, and exchange information which is suppressed or controlled by MSM, and adds an unpredictable out come to any election which offers a choice not an echo.
The Tea Party movement is very diverse, not centralized in its organization or leadership, no formalized membership, open to participation and easy for any to identify with regardless of their own personal motives or agenda: What it does represent, rather consistently, is a discontent with the Washington beauracracy and elected officials who've made their office their career, and who have conspired with their sources of money and political contributions and lobbyist, against the wishes and representation and the good of the people who have voted them in. These career politicians (98% of them) have no regard for budgets and boundaries, no understanding of the constitution or limiting their laws by the restraints established therein, and no regard for the people and their money and taxes and how what these beaurakrauts policies affect the value of people's labor and their prosperity.
The Tea Parties promote active participation at the polls, education of the American voter to the issues and candidates, understanding of government budgets and the constitution, and an active and visible participation in American citizenship. A target might expect demonstrations and picketing.... but criminal acts of violence or threatening or causing harm is not characteristic of the Tea Party influence.
