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Tired of humanity
Aug. 9th, 2011 08:30 pmI knew there was a reason that I like dogs and horses better.
At least the weather was nice today, though it isn't going to hold for long apparently.
To the UK rioters: You're behaving like animals and it isn't helping.
To the UK citizens calling for violent action: You lower yourselves to the level of Assad or Qaddafi. Think.
To Americans who think "it can't happen here": It has before and it will again. Soon probably.
To investors in the American stock markets: You've been had again. Someone made a bundle short-selling.
To Congress: Get off your partisan fat-asses and do something useful before we kick you out.
To Obama: You'd better show more leadership ability soon or you're doomed.
To the Federal Reserve: Fine. So rip off everyone who is trying to save money by keeping interest rates down around zero to benefit the rich fat cats who couldn't care less about anyone but themselves. That's not a monetary policy. It's criminal. It also shows utter bankruptcy when it comes to brain power. "We can't think of anything else to do, so we'll keep doing the same things that don't work."
At least the weather was nice today, though it isn't going to hold for long apparently.
To the UK rioters: You're behaving like animals and it isn't helping.
To the UK citizens calling for violent action: You lower yourselves to the level of Assad or Qaddafi. Think.
To Americans who think "it can't happen here": It has before and it will again. Soon probably.
To investors in the American stock markets: You've been had again. Someone made a bundle short-selling.
To Congress: Get off your partisan fat-asses and do something useful before we kick you out.
To Obama: You'd better show more leadership ability soon or you're doomed.
To the Federal Reserve: Fine. So rip off everyone who is trying to save money by keeping interest rates down around zero to benefit the rich fat cats who couldn't care less about anyone but themselves. That's not a monetary policy. It's criminal. It also shows utter bankruptcy when it comes to brain power. "We can't think of anything else to do, so we'll keep doing the same things that don't work."
