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Personally, i AGREE with the citizens United verdict. All it does is grant the same rights to corporations as were granted to the unions, and the only people who would object on factual grounds are the unions and their supporters…

Oh, sure, Scoob. I agreed with the decision, too, and was surprised that it polled as badly as it did. I have to wonder if the people responding didn’t know all that much about it (like the union issue).

By the way, I’m guessing the corporation I worked for and I agreed more on the issues that most union members agree with their unions.

My break with post-adolescent libralism consisted of two parts…both occured in 1992.

1. Rodney King Riots: Korean shopkeepers being looted. Wait..aren’t THEY minorities too? WTF? I thought all this righteous indignation was directed towards The Man

2. Receiving a list in the mail, from the Union that I was forced to be a member of, of whom I was EXPECTED to vote for. If I didn’t, then I was oppressing the working class (of whom, several generations of my family have been members of). I’m being oppressed…no wait…I’m the oppressor…error…error….

Suddenly, everthing my Dad had said to my previously deaf ears made striking sense.

Young people are idiots. Plain and simple. More-so undergraduates. Took me my 40th birthday to figure that one out.

I’m marching on Thursday!
My third such in my fair city.
Even bought 9 extra ‘tread’ flags to pass out. (the smallish ones)

It’s like, dude, I’m so cool.

EZ, my recommendation is to bring some signs with arrows that say “LIBERAL PLANT!”, and start looking for the infiltrators. If the cameras are anywhere near them, put up the sign with the arrow pointing at them where the camera can’t avoid seeing you.

http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/21802

That was painful to watch. I think you owe me about ten IQ points back for making me click on that link.

I hate my generation.

Ugh. That was, like, so VAPID.

I refuse to watch…my ears bleed on a daily basis hearing some of the cr@p that goes on in a suburban public high school, let me tell ya.

Oh good Lord. I’m only up to 47 seconds in the vid.

-“Are you afraid of death threats?”
-“I mean, look at Martin Luther King, I mean, he got a lot of death threats and he still kept going on. . .”

Erm, no, he kinda didn’t.

The good news: This generation of potential hippie recruits has the work ethic of a 15 year old labrador. If it’s not served to them on a plate, they’re too lazy to go chase after it. They talk a lot of shit…but have you seen the pathetic “protests” these days?? When it comes down to it, I think they will fold up like a $5 lawn chair, politically, when push comes to shove.

I think the 60’s hippies only made an impact because their parent’s work ethic accidentally rubbed off on them and got them off their asses. Who knows…maybe if they had You Tube back then…all we’d have of the 60’s would be stoners bitching about The Man over bong hits.

Oh, and listening to that young man babble about being the future, I couldn’t help thinking, “yeah, but by the time we get to that future, Sonny, you’re going to be more like me now than you are like you now.”

Well, if he manages that, at least he’ll have accomplished something worthwhile.

And get off my lawn!

CoffeePartyUSA – I’ve seen those initials somewhere before…CPUSA? It’ll come back to me, I know.

I was part of a group who wore black arm bands to our junior high school after Kent State. We then decided to “strike” by cutting classes and getting completely baked.

I was also part of a group who decided to Save the Planet by cutting classes for the very first Earth Day. We cleaned nothing up, but did take the opportunity to get completely baked.

I think these chicks were, like, totally part of that gang.

JC, you don’t suppose CPUSA could be … nah, nobody could be that stupid, could they?

Oh, it’s not like the US has the only complement of educationally-challenged teenagers. Check out any similar vox-pop type vid on YouTube and count the ‘innits’ at the end of each sentence. ‘Like’ hasn’t caught on so much, but you’ll hear an awful lot of ‘yeahs’…

And as for their grasp of political history, I doubt they’d be able to name anyone other than ‘Fatcher, innit?’

Not going to watch. I’m fully aware of the vapid stupidity of the last few generations.

We are boned if parents don’t start teaching their kids conservative values again.

This is totally why my kids are like enrolled in private school. That was embarrassing.
And who is the foreign chic complaining about foreigners being a part of U.S. politics? English was definitely her second language. Argghhh.

The stupidest thing I did as a youngster was vote for Ross Perot because I thought a flat tax was a good idea. Why I considered it a good idea at the time I can’t tell you.

I dunno. A flat tax could be a good idea, depending on the details.

Ha! I voted Perot too. He was the first candidate ever to take a set of charts and explain exactly what he was going to do. I still think he would have made a decent president (pardon me if I’m missing some news on something he did that made him awful) he was going to run government like a business, which I thought was swell, though after all of it it seems like he was just in it to let the Dims win.

I still probably couldn’t explain the flat tax to you. It’s not a bad idea, but why I thought it was an important campaign issue, I don’t know. I was 18 and into carrying signs and stuff. Ross Perot just dazzled me. He was such a rock star. I was raised better than to vote for Clinton.

…”Sonny, you’re going to be more like me now than you are like you now.”

You think he’s going to marry an Englishman and want chickens?

This video is proof-positive why the Fascist-Socialists always use the brainwashing of young people to destroy the United States, its Judeo-Christian heritage, its free market capitalism, and its Constitution: THEY (the young people) DON’T THINK.

What a sad commentary on America and how, now that Americans largely stand for nothing, Americans will fall for anything.

Let’s hope the Tea Partiers actually amount to something. They just may be our last hope outside of supernatural intervention.

[…] the Coffee Party brews on …. there’s something called Campus Coffee Weak Week. These kids are, like, so … […]

“…allow corporations [otherwise known as business *people*] a certain level of free speech…”

Get a clue. It’s either free or it’s not.

You can’t ‘allow a certain level’ and still pretend it’s free.

His professors actually allow that kind of thinking?

As for the Asian girl, apparently nothing in politics happened before she started gaining awareness, because she apparently doesn’t know about the Chinagate fundraising scandals, where among other things, Chinese Buddhist monks sworn to poverty handed tens of thousands of dollars donations to Al Gore (personally) for the Clinton campaign. Or the numerous other examples of Chinese money going to Clinton. What was his name, Charlie Tree?

On Ross Perot running government as a business. I’ve been looking for a copy of the Dana Carvey impersonation of Ross saying, “If I’m elected, you don’t have to pay me… But if I can make the economy grow by more than 5%, than I just want one percent of that increase as commission.” 12 trillion at the time, 1% of 5% of that would be oh, what? $6B? I think it would be a good deal.

Let’s pay all our politicians on commission…

Heh. I like it. Presidential performance bonuses.

Of course, you’d have to have some controls. Otherwise you’d have some goober selling off all the national forests to developers to jump start short-term profits.