"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
Sunday, August 9, 2009
How to Identify the Players at Town Hall Meetings
Typical opponent of Obama Care.
Typical concerned, ordinary citizen eager for passage of Democratic health care legislation.
Update: Doctor Zero scores again, with a great essay on Obama and his use of fear as a weapon.
I don't know, Paco...the Virgin Mary and Florence Nightingale were helpful in the truest sense of the word (even those of us not Christian or Catholic can see that about Mary). Since BarryOCare "helps" only bureaucrats and their minions, I think this might be a better fit for The Face Of Ordinary Citizen EAGER for Democratic Health Care Legislation. www.dianedew.com/sanger.htm
A picture of Tanya Harding might fit in here somewhere I'm thinking.
Maybe awarding a Tanya to the local SEIU that shows the most "creativity". Paco Enterprises could probably make them out of the metal from the "cash for clunkers" program, if you can find any of the scrap that hasn't been sold to China yet.
Always thought it's a little unfair to pain Phil the Greek as the exemplar of unearned privelege. He had a very good war and was headed for the top of the Royal Navy but this got derailed by getting married to HM. For the past 55 years he's worked very hard and largely unackowledged and now pushing 90 is still active. There are various members of the royal family who are pointless and idle but he's not one of them - although I take the point using this picture is an artifact of the Plutocratic Artistic Complilation Organisation rather than an official view of Paco Inc.
Watch it, Paco, that union bitch has something up her sleeve...!
ReplyDeleteI see you have replaced the Virgin Mary with... who is that? Mary Todd? Emily Dickinson? Michelle Obama in one of her designer creations?
ReplyDelete(I didn't think the Virgin Mary was disrespectful to the Virgin Mary, btw)
Rebecca: No, but as a Catholic I began to feel a little funny about it. Besides, Florence Nightingale seems more relevant.
ReplyDeleteDat's "Phil the Greek" ain't it ? Is this some of dem "fighting words", putting up your dukes (or Dukes) ?
ReplyDeleteEd: That's the boy, all right; I just picked the first image of a guy in fancy pants I could find.
ReplyDeleteI don't know, Paco...the Virgin Mary and Florence Nightingale were helpful in the truest sense of the word (even those of us not Christian or Catholic can see that about Mary). Since BarryOCare "helps" only bureaucrats and their minions, I think this might be a better fit for The Face Of Ordinary Citizen EAGER for Democratic Health Care Legislation. www.dianedew.com/sanger.htm
ReplyDeleteA picture of Tanya Harding might fit in here somewhere I'm thinking.
ReplyDeleteMaybe awarding a Tanya to the local SEIU that shows the most "creativity". Paco Enterprises could probably make them out of the metal from the "cash for clunkers" program, if you can find any of the scrap that hasn't been sold to China yet.
Always thought it's a little unfair to pain Phil the Greek as the exemplar of unearned privelege. He had a very good war and was headed for the top of the Royal Navy but this got derailed by getting married to HM. For the past 55 years he's worked very hard and largely unackowledged and now pushing 90 is still active. There are various members of the royal family who are pointless and idle but he's not one of them - although I take the point using this picture is an artifact of the Plutocratic Artistic Complilation Organisation rather than an official view of Paco Inc.
ReplyDeletecac: He just happened to be one of the first guys who popped up when I googled "full evening dress".
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