Thursday, October 9, 2008

Dow industrials fall over 600 points, below 9,000

Good thing the fuckers in Washington passed the bailout bill. Or else things could be bad.

Seriously. What The Fuck?

Yes, yes, I know it will take some time, blah blah blah. But couldn't we be in this exact same mess without giving away taxpayer money?

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Saturday, October 4, 2008

And The House

So we the suckers were fucked by our congressmen. a 700 billion bill wasn't enough. and they didn't want to pass it. But add 140 billion of pork to it and they passed it.

Why?

Because they are corrupt liars.

They don't care about serving the people. They care about lining the pockets of those who pull their strings.

MAybe once the middle class really starts to disappear, we won't be so content and lazy about rising up to fight this bullshit.

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

I Spoke Too Soon

Senate passes $700B rescue.

"Once the Senate was finished adding sweeteners Wednesday to entice reluctant House Republicans to change their minds and vote for the bailout, the bill heading for passage had grown to 451 pages."

451 pages of pure bullshit.

Welcome to socialism.

Hopefully congress will veto this hunk of shit again. But I doubt it. I am sure the back room deals have swayed enough greedy power hungry bastards.

Monday, September 29, 2008

Failed

I am very happy the buyout bill has failed. Lets keep it that way. Make sure you let your congressman know that they will not get your vote (if you are a sucker who votes) if they voted yes to pass the buyout.

I am truly shocked that congress had some balls and didn't just hand over the 700 billion to the assholes on wall street.

Thursday, September 25, 2008

This You Should Vote On









How should we elect the President?
The candidate who gets the most votes in all 50 states.
The current Electoral College system.

Add this poll to your web site



Got to this website for a national popular vote.

Electoral Votes Are Such A Bad Idea


This map just makes me so mad.
Don't vote.

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

The free market has nothing to do with the current crisis

From a pretty interesting article:

"When you, Joe Citizen, spend frivolously and default on your loans, the bank takes your house. When the government spends your tax dollars frivolously, it simply cooks the books to cover its excesses. When the books are left in ashes, the government just takes more of your money, or it prints more money, leaving the money it hasn't already taken from you devalued. Over the last few weeks, we've learned that you now face the prospect of an additional indignity: When your neighbor's bank spends frivolously and defaults on its loans, the government's going to take your money then too, to keep the bank in business."
 

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