Friday, January 28, 2005
In Brief
Alright, it's going to take me a week or so to find a good time write these things now that the new semester has kicked off... stay with me, folks.
A movie with Ice Cube driving around kids that aren't his opened at number 1 on the box office charts last weekend. Our country continues its slow death.
I hope this never happens. Here comes the government again, kids, this time they are after your money if you want to get your tits enlarged. Some states are trying to put a tax on cosmetic surgeries, which should throw up red flags all over the country. Where does this kind of thing stop? This precedent could enable Big Brother to begin trying to tax us on all sorts of "luxury" things. This needs to be ended and the lawmakers trying to pass it need to be relieved of their duties and sent to rural Russia.
So they are going to have an election on Sunday in Iraq. My prediction? 13% turnout. They are, however, doing one thing much better than we do in the U.S. They are voting on a Sunday, rather than on a Tuesday. It seems like common sense would tell you that more people can vote if you hold the election on a day where most don't work, but if we hold the election on a weekday then the people who don't work or who may work night jobs, the people who may need government help more than others, will represent a larger percentage of the voting population than they would if it was held on a weekend. Those people, the ones not working or working low wage jobs, are going to vote for bigger government so they can receive the help they need, which, in turn, allows the government to continue its growth and its intrusion into the lives of Americans. We all want smaller government, even if you don't realize it, you do, take my word on this one. Someone with a giant hand need to come by and slap the government's wrist when they reach into the cookie jar one too many times.
Another Wisconsin wacko... This kid could be up for adoption. Any takers? I could for some poison with my dinner.
I know what some of you are looking for on here this morning... it will come, by class calls me now.
Until Later.
A movie with Ice Cube driving around kids that aren't his opened at number 1 on the box office charts last weekend. Our country continues its slow death.
I hope this never happens. Here comes the government again, kids, this time they are after your money if you want to get your tits enlarged. Some states are trying to put a tax on cosmetic surgeries, which should throw up red flags all over the country. Where does this kind of thing stop? This precedent could enable Big Brother to begin trying to tax us on all sorts of "luxury" things. This needs to be ended and the lawmakers trying to pass it need to be relieved of their duties and sent to rural Russia.
So they are going to have an election on Sunday in Iraq. My prediction? 13% turnout. They are, however, doing one thing much better than we do in the U.S. They are voting on a Sunday, rather than on a Tuesday. It seems like common sense would tell you that more people can vote if you hold the election on a day where most don't work, but if we hold the election on a weekday then the people who don't work or who may work night jobs, the people who may need government help more than others, will represent a larger percentage of the voting population than they would if it was held on a weekend. Those people, the ones not working or working low wage jobs, are going to vote for bigger government so they can receive the help they need, which, in turn, allows the government to continue its growth and its intrusion into the lives of Americans. We all want smaller government, even if you don't realize it, you do, take my word on this one. Someone with a giant hand need to come by and slap the government's wrist when they reach into the cookie jar one too many times.
Another Wisconsin wacko... This kid could be up for adoption. Any takers? I could for some poison with my dinner.
I know what some of you are looking for on here this morning... it will come, by class calls me now.
Until Later.
