[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by scaeagles

When my 16 year old was 3, she was singing the "where is thumbkin" song or whatever it's called, where the singer holds their hands behind their back and when calling the fingers, the fingers come out and talk to each other (how are you today sor, very fine and thank you, run and hide, run and hide, blah, blah, blah). When she got to "middle man", it was pretty funny, really. Something tells me, though, that if she was showing me the middle finger as a 16 year old it might have a slightly different meaning associated and i don't think I'd be laughing.

All that said, to differentiate from what CP was frustrated by, I doubt you'll find anyone linking to a story that uses the term "teabagger" and claiming ignorance to the story's bias. CP wasn't reacting to using biases articles or biased language as part of a discussion. It was to the denial of the bias.