What's the Frequency, Kenneth?
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Friday, October 28, 2011
Jack Hanna
Jack Hanna looks at first like concerned person with the best interest for wildlife in mind. I see no reason to doubt this. But as most people in his line of work, he must realize people are at least as important. So I have to ask, why Jack did you invoke the idea of 9/11 to describe the quick and merciful way a few dangerous animals were killed. Over 3,000 people died a slow terrifying, fiery death. From this angle you just look like another example of persons that profit by tugging the heart strings. Jack, I urge you to show more respect in the future.
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Going After The Government
This very idea has given rise to the worst of the worst governments. It thrives on anger and blind rebellion to the point of no return. In the newly formed government the chaos does not allow for adequate organization to meet the demands used to insight the overthrow. To retain power a distraction is required and the easiest most primal and effective distraction is often a boogyman that the country must overcome in order to fix everything. In this, the profiteers make uber cash, that cash is your cash. Although no such overthrow has taken place here, the same applies to the perpetual party and power shifting between rival corporate and political factions. "Going After The Government" would only be another cycle of the same old shit.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Michael Steel
Man I feel for you. Mike seems like a really good guy. I watched his botch that got him the boot and really I think he was caught in the moment, we all do. I see him on Hardball with Chris 'faster, hurry, you're dumb, moving on' Mathews. I think Mike is a smart guy and he should have stayed in politics. Not because the republicans need "nice guys" or some other assumed liberal trickery, but because we need adults running the show. Because patience is rare and wise. But I don't blame you Mike, I wouldn't want to hang out with those cats on the hill either.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Sunday, October 9, 2011
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