DO NOT THROW ASPERSIONS ON MY ASPARAGUS!

During the 2012 presidential election, voters reportedly waited on line for upwards of six hours. That wait alone is enough to deter would-be voters from going to the polls. But now residents in Florida’s most populous county will have another disincentive: they won’t be able to go to the bathroom.

Earlier this year, the Miami-Dade County Elections Department quietly implemented a policy to close the bathrooms at all polling facilities, according to disability rights lawyer Marc Dubin. Dubin said the policy change was in “direct response” to an inquiry to the Elections Department about whether they had assessed accessibility of polling place bathrooms to those with disabilities.

Look, the dems have done all they can do...or have they?

I wish to begin a new blog site that will accept donations to a new charitable site that would provide for those folks in the good Ole U S of A who care about voting.

I mean we would provide adult diapers for all those who wish to avoid the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune so to speak....or at least those who wish not to piss themselves in public so that they might take advantage of the 15th Amendment to the United States Constitution.

Section 1. The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude.

Section 2. The Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.^[1]

 

Now DeMint has other ideas as to why the 13th Amendment and the 14th Amendment and the 15th Amendment were ever passed.

Well the reason that the slaves were eventually freed was the Constitution, it was like the conscience of the American people. Unfortunately there were some court decisions like Dred Scott and others that defined some people as property, but the Constitution kept calling us back to ‘all men are created equal and we have inalienable rights’ in the minds of God. But a lot of the move to free the slaves came from the people, it did not come from the federal government.

It came from a growing movement among the people, particularly people of faith, that this was wrong. People like Wilberforce who persisted for years because of his faith and because of his love for people. So no liberal is going to win a debate that big government freed the slaves. In fact, it was Abraham Lincoln, the very first Republican, who took this on as a cause and a lot of it was based on a love in his heart that comes from God.

Let us set up our own donor program so that peeps might donate monies just to give our potential voters adult diapers!

What do you think?

Hell, I cannot use my own savings account because I would be tempted to use that account to purchase underwear and such.

Anyway, think about it!

I think I wrote about this theory several times?

TAKE A LOOK AT ONE OF THE KOCK BROS IN 1980

This persistent reversal—white men as victim, the “other” as undeservedly privileged—resounds through the rhetoric of the extreme Right. Take, for example, Pat Buchanan’s “A Brief for Whitey,” a response to candidate Barack Obama’s call for a national conversation about race in America: “It is the same old con, the same old shakedown. America has been the best country on earth for black folks. It was here that 600,000 black people, brought from Africa in slave ships, grew into a community of 40 million, were introduced to Christian salvation, and reached the greatest levels of freedom and prosperity blacks have ever known."

Read this Salon article on southern supremacy sometime. You can find the time. I mean the Kock Bros would destroy all voting rights, remove all taxes and just have corporate pricks decide our lives without our input.

I was reminded of Lenin's hope for the new world order. The vanguard would implement all these rules and then all of a sudden, the vanguard and the government would dissolve magically.

And everyone would live happily ever after.

So all of a sudden, the capitalistic universe would dissolve and we would never need any taxes and people would find their place at 3 bucks an hour and everything would be just fine!

He also believes that Wayne was “an old-fashioned Christian gentleman.” In truth, Wayne was neither a Christian nor a gentleman. He was a heavy drinker and smoker, had numerous affairs, never went to church, and was bosom buddies with anti-Semitic louts such as Ward Bond. Wayne wasn’t a Christian gentleman any more than he was a war hero, he just played them in the movies.

I recall a speech from a liberal from Mississippi who said on C-SPAN:

So my 8th grade teacher lied to me.

He was tongue in cheek and he was attempting to tell us all that the lies we are told as children should just be shrugged off.

I am mad at Wayne.

He and his producers and directors were nothing but goddamnable liars.

Well, I said it.

I just cannot watch their movies anymore.

I got mad about age 16 and said, this is all bullshite.They all lied to us when we were children.

Read the essay on Wayne. It is interesting to say the least.

Okay, enough of that.

The last thought I have on this nothingness has to do with one of those NEW WONDERFUL REPRESENTATIVES OF THE REPUBLICAN TEAPARTY:

THE NEW REPUBLICAN PARTY

– Discussing whether to pay the descendants of slaves, Mr. McDaniel said, “If they pass reparations, and my taxes are going up, I ain’t paying taxes.”

– On Mexico: “Why don’t we all immigrate south, let’s go to Mexico…You know, a dollar bill can buy a mansion in Mexico. And I think we all get together, go down there, build us a studio for like 26 pesos, uh and you know, put on a radio show right there in Mexico. Live the rest of our lives there.” [...]

– Mr. McDaniel then asked someone to translate, “Do you have a sister?” “What about mamacita?” he offered. “Mamacita works….I’m an English-speaking Anglo. I have no idea what it means, actually, but I’ve said it a few times, just for, you know, fun. And I think it basically means, ‘Hey, hot mama.’ Or, you know, ‘You’re a fine looking young thing.’

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/04/10/1291096/-More-tape-surfaces-from-tea-party-challenger-to-Sen-Thad-Cochran?detail=email

Read this little diatribe so that you might not think that I am nuts. I mean I am nuts but damn....

Oh and there is a really nice essay at HUFFPO, about twelve things that rhetorictitions use very frickin day.

TWELVE THINGS

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/04/14/annoying-phrases_n_5118472.html?utm_hp_ref=mostpopular

WHAT TIME IS IT ANYWAY?