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Tag Archives: Taxes
Churning Lawyers Part III
” . . . the latest example of
state officials from both parties using
taxpayer money to hire private attorneys
in legal fights over state laws.” Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Churning Lawyers, Economics, Expository Writing, Government, Justice, Mass Media, Politics
Tagged Abortion, Abortion Laws, Attorneys, Churning Lawyers, Corruption, Hot Button Issues, Laws, Lawsuits, Lawyers, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Patrick Marley, Planned Parenthood, Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin, Politics, State of Wisconsin, State of Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul, Taxes, Taxpayers, USA TODAY NETWORK
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The Birth Right
The scenario: A very pregnant Palestinian woman boards an airliner in Mexico City, Mexico. She’s on a non-stop flight directly to Toronto, Canada. While in route over the United States she gives birth to a male child. From Toronto she … Continue reading
Posted in Churning Lawyers, Uncategorized
Tagged Air Space, Airlines, al-Qaeda, Birth Right, Borders, Caesar, Canada, Citizen, Citizenship, Corporate, Duty, Illegal Aliens, Imam, Imperial Citizenship, Law, Logic, Loyalty, Mexico, Mexico City, Multi- national, Muslim, Palistine, Passport, Politics, Pregnancy, Radical, Reason, St. Paul, Taxes, Terrorism, The United States, Toronto, Winston Churchill
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On Slavery
A little part of me still wants to be a hero. I don’t know why. This nation, these United Estates, was never truly great and probably never will be. And like all previous civilizations there is nothing virtuous on the … Continue reading
Posted in For Feminists, Human Sacrifice, The Twentieth Man, Uncategorized
Tagged 1960 Corvette, Abraham Lincoln, April 15th, Auction, Banking, Banks, Bill of Sale, Brigands, Brigands' Day, Bureaucracy, Business, Car Payments, Chattel Slavery, Chevrolet, Chevy, Children, Choices, Christmas, Civilization, Cornfield County, Credit Cards, Debt Slavery, Economics, Feminism, Form 1040, Freedom, Gas Prices, George Washington, half a lifetime, hero, Heroics, History, Illegal Aliens, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, Japanese Movies, Labor, Labor Glut, Labor Market, Lavish Lifestyles, Logistics, Minimum Wage, Mortgages, Paperwork, Pilgrims, Politics, Route 66, Savings Account, Shortage, Slave Auction, Slavery, Society, Student Loans, Supply and Demand, Surplus labor, Tax Day, Tax Freedom Day, Taxes, Television, The Seven Samurai, Thomas Jefferson, Trade Unions, Trade- Unionists, Unemployment, United Estates, Wage Slavery, Work
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The Hobbyist
While holding a part-time job I had an odd conversation with a co-worker. One day several of us were sitting at tables in the employee lounge and the general discussion turned to the contentious issue of women working. One of … Continue reading
Posted in For Feminists, Human Sacrifice, Uncategorized
Tagged Business, Civil Rights, Competition, Economics, Feminism, Hobby, Hobbyist, IRS, Judgement, Labor, Logic, Money, Politics, Sex, Taxes, Unemployment, Women, Work
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A Fine Madness: Big Bird
Reason with me: Business is War. War is Business. Education is Business. Education is War. Big Bird gets him a gat and takes a schoolroom full of children hostage. A SWAT team surrounds the old school building. (P.S.73 – … Continue reading
Posted in Human Sacrifice, Uncategorized
Tagged Angry Birds, back-to-school, Big Bird, Business, Children, College, College Loans, Competition, Culture, education, Hostages, Humanity, Labor, Labor Unions, Monopoly, Muppets, PBS, Pencils, Politics, Public Broadcasting Service, Public Schools, School Supplies, Sesame Street, Students, Taxes, Teachers, Teachers Unions, Tuition, War, Wisdom
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Second-Hand Smoke
There is only one thing that kills more people than second-hand smoke: Accosting strangers on the street just to criticize their personal habits.
Posted in Tobacco, Uncategorized
Tagged Cigarettes, Hysteria, Media, Politics, Propaganda, Smoking, Taxes, Tobacco
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Poison
As far back as I can remember (even as a toddler) I was exposed to cigarette advertising. You capitalists might not think of this as child abuse but I do. All the adults in my family smoked cigarettes. Although they’re … Continue reading
Posted in Tobacco, Uncategorized
Tagged Addiction, Cigarettes, Fire Retardants, Logic, Poison, Politics, Posers, Taxes, Television, The Scientific Method, Tobacco, Wisdom
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