Holy shit, I was thinking of something else when I read the thread title and wondered how they snuck that in an issue of CA.

No, even Marvel wouldn't go that far yet. However, I'm pretty sure a nude Doc Manhattan did that off-panel to Rorschach.

Thus, the Tea Party Movement isn't a tax revolt in their view, but a racist movement against Obama.

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You can argue the point all you want, but they sure as hell weren't protesting when Bush was spending money hand over fist, and cutting taxes. Only once a black liberal Democrat started doing it do they seem to have problem with it. I'm so sick and tired of people painting these asswipes as just good old American loving patriots. They didn't give a fat rat's ass how much Bush spent, so why do they care so much now?

Not sure what's more amusing in this thread:

The stunning lack of awreness of Captian America's publishing history with regards to these kinds of stories (Seriously?  Mike Norris and I were the only guys who read Englehart's story where Nixon blows his brains out in front of Cap?  Or Gruenwald's story that had Reagan as a snake monster and his cabinet under controll of Nazi's?  REALLY?)

The fact that Brian Miller dropped a reference to dipping your nuts into another dude's mouth and half the thread totally mis-read it.  (Craig, Paul and Albert got it, though.)

No, Kevin - even though they didn't protest it when Bush was in office - they FELT it.  That's what they'll tell you.

But they couldn't say anything because it's not patriotic to protest in wartime and.... wait, I mean, they did say something but the liberal media didn't...no, that's not it either.  They ...uh.  Well...

No, you're right - they're just playing politics.  

STAY CLASSY TEABAGGERS!

Englehart and Sal's Cap will alway be the Captain America for me. I love Stan and Jack Cap and Stern and Byrne too. But as they say, it when yuo first meet the character that sets it for you.

There are tea Partiers that are concerned about taxation, but they also seem to be attracting some fringe elements. The Fringe will often get you the headlines you don't want.

"I still have not yet figured out, in what way does that picture depict teabaggers as racists?"

It's not simply that picture generating these complaints; reading the issue, the people protesting the wartime reinstatement of 1990's tax rates for people making over a quarter of a million dollars are depicted in that unfavorable light.

I apoologize if the title of this topic gave some people the wrong idea, lol.