My brother is a recruiter for the army. He works one of the most difficult areas in the country: San Marino, California. It turns out that area is very liberal, and liberals are not a big fan of war. At least that’s the way they like to put it. I guess they think everyone who joins the army does so to invade small countries | Read More »
For the remaining five of his fifteen minutes, there will be no other dishwasher more sought after by CNN and Fox than the lovable Charles Ramsey. He will be graced with unlimited Big Macs and happy meals. Hodges restaurant will try and capitalize on their dishwasher’s fame by naming a burger after him. Pretty, white girls will wear t-shirts with clever sayings about how | Read More »
First it was the Yankees, now it’s the movie industry. Georgia is being invaded. Being in the customer service industry allows me the opportunity to talk to many people. I’ve worked in Alpharetta and I currently work in Buford. Everyday I meet someone whose Yankee accent gives them away. I always ask my Yankee customers why they moved down here. The answers are always | Read More »
Call me a delusional romantic or a nationalist. I really don’t care. But if you call me, I’d prefer the former. I’ve concluded that even though my blood is 100% Eastern European, my heart is 120% American. Even more accurately, it is 90% Dixie. Not the media-perpetuated racist Dixie. The leave-me-the-hell-alone-I-pay-your-salary-you-work-for-me Dixie. I use Dixie as a synonym for all rightly rebellious reasonings. The | Read More »
When Melissa Harris-Perry made the following comments, the conservative airwaves lit up like an Occupy riot on speed: “We haven’t had a very collective notion of ‘these are our children.’ So part of it is we have to break through our kind of private idea that ‘kids belong to their parents,’ or ‘kids belong to their families,’ and recognize that kids belong to whole | Read More »
Folks, if you were worried that the upcoming generation might be a little wiser and smarter, then fear no longer. I have video proof illustrating stupidity cloaked in extreme self-belief is alive and well. The following illustrates a comical yet sad case of irony at its best… or worst, depending how you look at it. In the parenthesized video link a young lady is | Read More »
Mayor Bloomberg of New York City is either outrageously insane or incredibly brave (or maybe insanely brave). What’s more absurd is that 42% of polled New Yorkers- according to CBSnews.com- agree with the New York Mayor that sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces should be banned. Forty-two percent of New Yorkers ate too many paint chips when they were young. The Asinine New York City | Read More »
America needs a national coalition that will address and maybe even take to court all lunatics who make a mockery of reason and sanity which, as a result, ends up as a colossal misuse of taxpayer dollars and a deterioration of society as a whole. Said hypothetical coalition should go for the jugular of a staff of Maryland teachers who recently suspended a seven-year-old | Read More »
The following paragraph illustrates the level of absurdity which has been elected to represent a district of Americans: Senator Audrey Gibson, D-Jacksonville, believes firearm owners who want to purchase ammunition should have to complete anger management courses every ten years in order to be able to attain said ammunition (http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/03/06/florida-lawmaker-wants-anger-management-courses-for-ammunition-buyers/). “This is not about guns” she said. At least she got that part right. I | Read More »
If there is one thing active constituents on both sides of the political spectrum usually agree on, it is the subject of uninformed voters. Ironically, both sides think the reason the other side exists is because dumb people are allowed to vote. My suggestion then, is for Democrats and Republicans to join forces for the sake of passing laws which prevent the uninformed’s disease | Read More »
Sanitation engineer. It’s supposed to be a nice word for garbage man. If you ask me, a garbage man is a garbage man. It’s not an insult. It just is. He is not an engineer by any stretch of the imagination. An engineer designs stuff. Like buildings, rockets that soar into outer space, automobiles which speak in lovely female voices, and bridges which hover over | Read More »
The President thinks football is dangerous. If he had a son, he probably wouldn’t let him play, he said. Mr.President, you are in luck because (a), you don’t have a son (I’m not even going to entertain the asinine thoughts concerning women ever meeting the physical requirements akin to that of a 260 lb. linebacker who can run a 40 in under 5 seconds, | Read More »
After reading the aptly titled “Wis. sheriff urges residents to get gun training” yahoo article (http://news.yahoo.com/wis-sheriff-urges-residents-gun-training-011512568.html) , I found the irony too much to resist. Allow me to explain. As the title of the article suggests and link confirms, Milwaukee Country Sherriff David Clark Jr. recently made a commercial that urges citizens to “get in the game” and take firearms training to protect themselves. Apparently | Read More »
Demonizing is an invisible force that feeds on hate and ignorance. It is usually initiated by clever strategists who then manipulate viewers and constituents to “run with it” like a herd of dumb animals. They need the herd, but they need them to stay within the fence. I am sick of all the documentaries, books, and MSNBC shows that are hell-bent on “informing” people about | Read More »
Sooner or later- probably sooner- Americans will be left with two choices: freedom, or a safety at the mercy of bureaucrats who will have a monopoly on force. I know this may seem overdramatic and paranoid to some, but I am not saying that banning “assault” rifles will result to complete loss of freedom. I am saying it will never be enough. Enough will be | Read More »
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