"Keep clear of the dupes that talk democracy,
And the dogs that bark revolution.
Drunk with talk, liars and believers.
I believe in my tusks. Long live freedom and damn the ideologies!"
(Robinson Jeffers)
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Kinda says it all when it takes a lawsuit to get the Truth
Like the proverbial junkyard dog, I can't seem to let go of anything "1st Amendment" these days.
Here's the link to the cartoon on my site where you can find the related news links plus an earlier post containing the other cartoon I did today.
"Progressives" truly are an entirely different species of life. They don't qualify as chordata (possessing a spine), but considering how prick(ly) they are, I would place them in the Echinodermata phylum, along with acorn worms, having an equivalent ability to utilize reason and logic.
They being parasitic upon the humans who are productive, constructive, it appears it will become necessary for the true human race to take a "drench", as it is called in veterinary circles. What you would give to horses and sheep to rid them of intestinal worms (the worms having no real intestines of their own).
Not mercury, as was used for many years to treat syphilis - a disease quite similar to progressivism, especially in the tertiary stage of syphilis - but a preparation of two other metals: copper and lead, measured in grains rather than milliliters or cc's.
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"Progressives" truly are an entirely different species of life. They don't qualify as chordata (possessing a spine), but considering how prick(ly) they are, I would place them in the Echinodermata phylum, along with acorn worms, having an equivalent ability to utilize reason and logic.
ReplyDeleteThey being parasitic upon the humans who are productive, constructive, it appears it will become necessary for the true human race to take a "drench", as it is called in veterinary circles. What you would give to horses and sheep to rid them of intestinal worms (the worms having no real intestines of their own).
Not mercury, as was used for many years to treat syphilis - a disease quite similar to progressivism, especially in the tertiary stage of syphilis - but a preparation of two other metals: copper and lead, measured in grains rather than milliliters or cc's.