Posted on 11/17/2014 3:43:20 PM PST by PJ-Comix
It’s painful to watch. (Some of the comments, though, on YouTube are fun to read.)
I wish the guy running the store was Korean.
These people have too much time on their hands. Maybe they would be more comfortable living in a third world country with starving people. Too many people in this country don’t know how good they have it.
Just came back from visiting friends in Pierre SD. She’s grew up on a farm so, since she knew how, she bought 100 chicks earlier this year to stock her freezer. I think these people would give her life without parole for what she did to feed her family.
I'd like to post a $50 reward for a digital copy of that photo.
Indeed. I spent a good hour trying out all types of search engines. At best, there's a photo languishing in some newspapers "morgue files".
At the time, I passed it around the neighborhood (mostly retired WWII Marines) and we all got a hoot out of it.
We’ve had too many generations of people in the West who’ve never seen true evil. They’ve never had family members disappeared in the night. They’ve never seen smoldering bodies in the street or seen their neighbors lined up next to a ditch and shot. They’ve never grabbed a bag of belongings and fled into the hills while the smoke from their burning city rises into the night sky.
And so, they are easily convinced that the raising and slaughtering of chickens for the dinner table is the greatest injustice in all of recorded history. They will firmly state that being asked to produce identification when voting is akin to being lynched. They honestly believe the instinctive negative reaction most people have towards homosexuality is a level of bigotry not seen since Nazi Germany. They will happily spend their free time marching with banners declaring Israel an Apartheid state while checking Facebook on their iPhones.
Too many adults have the reasoning skills of children.
A rude awaking is coming.
There’s room for all God’s creatures...right next to the mashed potatoes.
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