Seriously, why can't we reform the welfare system? How many people (not including illegals) come into the grocery store every day paying with food stamps, while they drive their brand new $40,000 trucks home to their house? How many of them come in with Vercace shirts to the ER saying they're on title 19? Fucking pieces of shit need to have their balls chopped off. Seriously, all you need to do to qualify to have the government finance your pathetic alcohol drinking life is pop out a few kids. Not to mention the disability assholes. I've seen a couple of them, and I'll tell you, they may be the only ones lazier than our food stamp friends up there, with nothing wrong whatsoever. I've paid over $30,000 in taxes in my life, and it makes me fucking sick to think that I'm paying for those worthless sons of bitches.
FUCK YOU
Monday, November 23, 2009
Monday, November 16, 2009
People are not creatures of logic, but instead creatures of emotions bristling with prejudice and motivated by pride and vanity
Quoted from Dale Carnagie. Why do you think talk show hosts and media figures do what they do? Ever notice how almost nobody ever uses purely logic and deductions when trying to convince people of something? Instead they try to play on peoples' emotions, trying to inspire anger or frustration. It's what works, and it results in a bunch of people screaming for the sake of screaming (see below). What more is there to say???
Friday, November 13, 2009
The problem with democracy is that idiots have an equal say...
I am beyond sick and tired of always reading weblogs or watching the news and hearing someone screaming at the top of their lungs. SOCIALISM!!!! COMMUNISM!!!! MARXIST!!!!
Seriously, how many of you out there can actually give me an accurate description of what theoretical socialism is? How about communism? Have any of you shouters ever read Marx's communist manifesto? Or Adam Smith's wealth of nations?
By the way, I think it's a bit ironic that republicans are screaming and whining about the health care bill being almost 2000 pages. After all, the free market is the way to go, and communism sucks. Although the Manifesto itself is roughly 80 pages, and Wealth of Nations is more than 1200. But I digress...
We are a nation that prides ourselves with our right to speak freely and question our leadership. But you do realize we are just as brainwashed as those poor devils whom we try hard to liberate. For example, what if I told you right now that a capitalist free market is a bad thing? How many of you read that last question and your blood began to boil at my heresy?
As Socrates so skillfully pointed out a few millenniums ago, if you ever challenge a person's belief system they will fight harder and more desperately than for anything else in this world to defend it.
But alas, all it seems we are left with anymore are a bunch of underinformed whiners who seem to enjoy shouting for the sake of shouting because dammit, we can.
Seriously, how many of you out there can actually give me an accurate description of what theoretical socialism is? How about communism? Have any of you shouters ever read Marx's communist manifesto? Or Adam Smith's wealth of nations?
By the way, I think it's a bit ironic that republicans are screaming and whining about the health care bill being almost 2000 pages. After all, the free market is the way to go, and communism sucks. Although the Manifesto itself is roughly 80 pages, and Wealth of Nations is more than 1200. But I digress...
We are a nation that prides ourselves with our right to speak freely and question our leadership. But you do realize we are just as brainwashed as those poor devils whom we try hard to liberate. For example, what if I told you right now that a capitalist free market is a bad thing? How many of you read that last question and your blood began to boil at my heresy?
As Socrates so skillfully pointed out a few millenniums ago, if you ever challenge a person's belief system they will fight harder and more desperately than for anything else in this world to defend it.
But alas, all it seems we are left with anymore are a bunch of underinformed whiners who seem to enjoy shouting for the sake of shouting because dammit, we can.
Friday, October 30, 2009
Health Care Reform
You know, it seems very few people ever ask how to pay for a war. I personally don't know how much a war costs, but I think Obama approved $610 billion for Afghanistan in 2010. The 9/11 terror attacks were an unimaginable evil committed on US soil. We lost 2,993 lives that day, and we should make sure those responsible will be brought to justice.
Cancer on the other hand, is a very real and ongoing threat, and in 2008 claimed some 565,000 Americans. That's almost 100 times the lives lost on 9/11, and that's just in 2008. But why don't I see Obama signing a $610 billion cancer prevention research appropriation?
Why are people so accepting of a war in Afghanistan with no seemingly clear cut goals but so pissy about spending $900 billion for health care reform?
Cancer on the other hand, is a very real and ongoing threat, and in 2008 claimed some 565,000 Americans. That's almost 100 times the lives lost on 9/11, and that's just in 2008. But why don't I see Obama signing a $610 billion cancer prevention research appropriation?
Why are people so accepting of a war in Afghanistan with no seemingly clear cut goals but so pissy about spending $900 billion for health care reform?
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
The Best South Park character
There are several characters to choose from, and a bit of research shows that Butters is the concensus among internet input. But I'd have to disagree with that, and say that hands down Kenny McCormick is the funniest.
We can almost never understand what the f*ck he's saying. Since most of Kenny's lines are unintelligeable, the show has no reason to portray him interacting with anyone unless it's part of a gag. As far as the show is concerned, Kenny is nothing but a walking comic. It's funny not only to see the kids' reaction to his monologues, but also to hear someone else occasionally repeat his lines. You can almost always count on a lesson towards the end of an episode, which is usually recited by Kyle or sometimes Stan. Although this is a big part of the show, their lessons sometimes lack in humor. Kenny however has no part in this, either because he's dead, or also because he muffles.
Being is the most sexually knowledgeable of the boys, they often turn to him for clarification, which is again funny to hear his muffled monologues and their subsequent reactions. Once when asked to go get chicks for a clubhouse party, he did what most of us in 4th grade probably dreamed of: he finds two skanky teenagers who are ready to party. He is usually the only one who actively tries to get action.
He is often ridiculed for being poor. One look inside his house would make you think that his parka is made of his own bedroom curtains. This not only causes a fun dynamic between the 4 boys (they often dread going to his house), but also explains circumstances for plot purposes (only poor people get head lice).
He is usually the one to experiment with different things and is not afraid to take a dare. He is seen sniffing alien cocaine when the other boys are afraid, or will eat unmentionable things for money. He is very bold, and yet calmly cool about it.
Then there are his numerous deaths. Most of the time he dies just because, but a lot of the time he usually dies attempting some heroic stunt or self sacrifices for the good of others. This proves that, like Stan and Kyle, he is more interested in being a good person than he is in himself.
Oh yeah, and he's blond. I remember the first time I saw his blond hair, it totally blew my mind.
We can almost never understand what the f*ck he's saying. Since most of Kenny's lines are unintelligeable, the show has no reason to portray him interacting with anyone unless it's part of a gag. As far as the show is concerned, Kenny is nothing but a walking comic. It's funny not only to see the kids' reaction to his monologues, but also to hear someone else occasionally repeat his lines. You can almost always count on a lesson towards the end of an episode, which is usually recited by Kyle or sometimes Stan. Although this is a big part of the show, their lessons sometimes lack in humor. Kenny however has no part in this, either because he's dead, or also because he muffles.
Being is the most sexually knowledgeable of the boys, they often turn to him for clarification, which is again funny to hear his muffled monologues and their subsequent reactions. Once when asked to go get chicks for a clubhouse party, he did what most of us in 4th grade probably dreamed of: he finds two skanky teenagers who are ready to party. He is usually the only one who actively tries to get action.
He is often ridiculed for being poor. One look inside his house would make you think that his parka is made of his own bedroom curtains. This not only causes a fun dynamic between the 4 boys (they often dread going to his house), but also explains circumstances for plot purposes (only poor people get head lice).
He is usually the one to experiment with different things and is not afraid to take a dare. He is seen sniffing alien cocaine when the other boys are afraid, or will eat unmentionable things for money. He is very bold, and yet calmly cool about it.
Then there are his numerous deaths. Most of the time he dies just because, but a lot of the time he usually dies attempting some heroic stunt or self sacrifices for the good of others. This proves that, like Stan and Kyle, he is more interested in being a good person than he is in himself.
Oh yeah, and he's blond. I remember the first time I saw his blond hair, it totally blew my mind.
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