John Corzine was the US Government, in the same sense, and to the same extent, as the Occupy Wall Street protestors are the US government. He stole his depositors money, and pissed it away, not on wine, women and song, nor on gambling on stocks nor horses, nor at the casino, nor on purchasing little boys for sexual purposes, but gambling on Greece. You know how the occupiers demand virtue jobs at government expense? Jon Corzine was betting on the …
Category: politics
Pepper spray theater
Observe that when the video begins, all the students obviously know that the designated group of pepper sprayees is going to be pepper sprayed, and everyone has taken their positions to spray, to be sprayed, or, for the great majority, to watch the spraying in the confident knowledge that only the designated evil bad guys will be spraying, and only the designated innocent victims at the designated spray point will be sprayed. In the first five seconds of the video, …
The right is also left of reality
Alternative right correctly points out that Darwinism, which is to say reality, is far to the right of what either the mainstream left, or the mainstream right, dares think. but the science of human nature demolishes more than just bitchy feminism.
Police protect astroturf to obstruct Seattle traffic
The Seattle Times tells us that: Hundreds of demonstrators marched onto Seattle’s University Bridge Thursday halting traffic during the evening rush hour in one of several rallies nationwide for “Jobs Not Cuts.†You may ask: How did they manage to get “hundreds†to show up, and how could “hundreds” halt traffic?
Cops protecting the occupation
Observe the cops keeping the occupiers safe as the occupiers illegally confront, harass, and obstruct drivers. Without those cops, the occupiers would have been road kill.
Stultum facit fortuna
Consensus leads to the madness of crowds, not the wisdom of crowds. As we move to a society ruled by consensus, madness and evil prevails.
Real eviction for fake Occupy Denver
You can tell that when Occupy Denver was finally evicted, it was a real eviction (not a pretend eviction to be immediately followed by them being allowed back in as happened with Occupy Oakland) because this time, no Kent State Moment, no highly dramatic confrontation footage, no gigantic hordes of police dressed in maximum menace gear. Seems that when you actually evict the Occupiers, you don’t need nearly as many police as when you pretend to evict them.  Two hundred …
Herman Cain charged with making a woman feel bad about herself
And if a woman says whatever it is that she is saying (not that anyone is telling us what she is saying) the man must be guilty, right?
épater la bourgeoisie
Occupy Wall Street is the rage of a privileged elite. Here are some images of the digs of some of those arrested.
No friends to the right
Men’s Warehouse sends their staff to join the protest, with pay. Which means, of course, they send warehouse security away.