Friday, September 21, 2007
chilling
Last night Olbermann sliced up dubya for his antics regarding this advertisement.
I can live with that. By this time in the course of human events one expects such rantings from an imperial president lashing out like a petulant toddler at the growing majority of a besieging populace.
But this, this strikes me as something far more sinister:
Senate Approves Resolution Denouncing MoveOn.org Ad
They swore a mother fucking oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; and then they got the balls to pull this kind of crap.
Arrogant swine.
My first thought was perhaps those crazy mofos had finally flipped out and forgotten what all this means:
The Senate of the United States of America officially broke the first of our great nation's secular Ten Commandments, which do a bait and switch on the original and instead quite clearly puts limits on the behavior of God, er um ah, government.
One might argue on their behalf that they did no such thing. They passed no actual law. They passed only a resolution as an amendment to House military appropriations bill.
It was only the flash of an angry stare in the icy eyes of a sadistic schoolmaster who went home each night to be thrashed by a fat and psychopathic wife within inches of his life.
Criminy man, are we ever being set up for one hell of a screw job.
They passed no law, it is only a slight rebuke, a mild scolding.
For now. . .
For you see, like a frog in a pot, this is how it all begins.
Or possibly continues. The difference lies in your perspective. Either way, grab your ankles and hold on tight cuz we the people are in for one helluva screw job.
To clarify:
The United States Senate passed on official government resolution (a decree from those we elected to serve us and not the other way around motherfucker) criticizing and chastising a group of citizens for expressing their freedom of speech via the press while peaceably assembled in order to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
The government has formally denounced, dare I say it, scapegoated a group of its people. And sadly, the beat down has begun.
Do ya?
I freakin' hope so.
Otherwise it's time ta start grabbin' the vasoline whil'ya still can.
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I can live with that. By this time in the course of human events one expects such rantings from an imperial president lashing out like a petulant toddler at the growing majority of a besieging populace.
But this, this strikes me as something far more sinister:
Senate Approves Resolution Denouncing MoveOn.org Ad
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 — The Senate approved a resolution on Thursday denouncing the liberal antiwar group MoveOn.org over an advertisement that questioned the credibility of Gen. David H. Petraeus, the American commander in Iraq.Bastards.
They swore a mother fucking oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; and then they got the balls to pull this kind of crap.
Arrogant swine.
My first thought was perhaps those crazy mofos had finally flipped out and forgotten what all this means:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.Wha'wazat?
The Senate of the United States of America officially broke the first of our great nation's secular Ten Commandments, which do a bait and switch on the original and instead quite clearly puts limits on the behavior of God, er um ah, government.
One might argue on their behalf that they did no such thing. They passed no actual law. They passed only a resolution as an amendment to House military appropriations bill.
It was only the flash of an angry stare in the icy eyes of a sadistic schoolmaster who went home each night to be thrashed by a fat and psychopathic wife within inches of his life.
Criminy man, are we ever being set up for one hell of a screw job.
They passed no law, it is only a slight rebuke, a mild scolding.
For now. . .
For you see, like a frog in a pot, this is how it all begins.
Or possibly continues. The difference lies in your perspective. Either way, grab your ankles and hold on tight cuz we the people are in for one helluva screw job.
To clarify:
The United States Senate passed on official government resolution (a decree from those we elected to serve us and not the other way around motherfucker) criticizing and chastising a group of citizens for expressing their freedom of speech via the press while peaceably assembled in order to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
The government has formally denounced, dare I say it, scapegoated a group of its people. And sadly, the beat down has begun.
But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.Do ya get it?
Do ya?
I freakin' hope so.
Otherwise it's time ta start grabbin' the vasoline whil'ya still can.
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