And the "high taxes" the colonials were paying (or not) were like a penny a year. Taxes were the stalking horse for other issues involving property, religion, manufacturing.
Liberty, freedom, and...jobs? Somehow being consigned to a lifetime stuck in a cube or operating a machine doesn't jibe with Liberty and Freedom.
"Get involved, participate, self reliance, freedom of choice, work, government-of-for-by the people, Leadership, Ingenuity, Jobs and responsibilty!"
That's some snowbilly-esque word salad right there. Just spit out the catchphrases as they float over the transom. No, never mind about spelling. And throw a few initial caps in there while you're at it.
It's a Tea Party coloring book, but has a Lemonade (Lemonaid for poor people) stand pictured on the cover. I'm confuzed.
I guess the classic lemonade stand is meant to evoke free markets operating in their purest and simplest form: just a child, a table and a product. So charming and inspiring.
Except the the table (borrowed from parents), the lemonade (from the kitchen), sidewalk (city road), currency (backed by financial system), safety from robbery (police). These kids are showing us how socialism works. Bastards!
And the "high taxes" the colonials were paying (or not) were like a penny a year. Taxes were the stalking horse for other issues involving property, religion, manufacturing.
Boehnerites were all using Bright Orange, until Obama started taxing tanning salons.
Ha ha! You <i>almost</i> implied that teabaggers can be adults, there!
Liberty, freedom, and...jobs? Somehow being consigned to a lifetime stuck in a cube or operating a machine doesn&#039;t jibe with Liberty and Freedom.
&quot;Get involved, participate, self reliance, freedom of choice, work, government-of-for-by the people, Leadership, Ingenuity, Jobs and responsibilty!&quot;
That&#039;s some snowbilly-esque word salad right there. Just spit out the catchphrases as they float over the transom. No, never mind about spelling. And throw a few initial caps in there while you&#039;re at it.
It&#039;s a Tea Party coloring book, but has a Lemonade (Lemonaid for poor people) stand pictured on the cover. I&#039;m confuzed.
I guess the classic lemonade stand is meant to evoke free markets operating in their purest and simplest form: just a child, a table and a product. So charming and inspiring.
Except the the table (borrowed from parents), the lemonade (from the kitchen), sidewalk (city road), currency (backed by financial system), safety from robbery (police). These kids are showing us how socialism works. Bastards!
I read that baggers have descended on williamsburg asking the George Washington actors how to overthrow a tyrannical government.