Posted on 07/15/2009 7:53:10 AM PDT by bloodmeridian
With an organizational chart like this, I wonder just how they'll find the time to bestow health care to little ole us. Probably long after they're sipping Dom Perignon from the good crystal, on our dime.
Get your copy here.
I’m such a dumbass. Get your copy HERE: http://feedyouradhd.blogspot.com/2009/07/organizational-chart-of-house-democrats.html
Yeah, a cute organizational chart put together by the Republicans, isn’t that great. But when the time comes to blow this thing up on Capitol Hill, when the time comes to shut down the Government until this scam is exposed for what it is, when the time comes for an aggressive and even physical response to this ‘America-killing’ concept, these weasels will puss out like they do on every other issue.
Real cute chart, however.
Put together from the 1,000-plus page House bill so people could see what the hell we’d be getting into, NOT on BEHALF of the Zombiecrats.
Yeah, so all of us can see it on Drudge and talk radio will talk about it and that’s where it will end. And they’ll just continue pushing it through on Capitol Hill. If you want to bank on this type of wuss behavior by our ‘representatives’, feel free. But I already know where this is going. I have two decades of observations to draw on.
There are so many things wrong with the various Congressional health care proposals that there is not enough room in this forum to document them all. Suffice it to say that they all should be voted down never to see the light of day again. The best plan I have heard of so far comes from republicans (no surprise there).
Nice, defeatest attitude.
I saved a copy and just forwarded it to EVERYONE I KNOW, and encouraged them to contact their congressman to vote NO.
Whining here accomplishes nothing. We need to take the fight directly to congress. This tool could help in multiplying our ranks.
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A “defeatist” RESULT comes from continuing to be fooled into thinking that sending faxes to your Congressman does anything at all. Have you been paying attention to anything over the past 20 years? Anything?
The system is completely corrupt, in case you haven’t figured it out yet. And at some point, you’ll realize that the only effective approach for our side will be something a little more aggressive than sending emails to Congressmen who don’t read them, care about them, or fear any ramifications whatsoever coming from ignoring them. But if you feel better about sending, you can do so.
AAAARRGGGGHHHH!
You’re statement that I am “fooled” is, of course, based on one post and incredibly wrong. I understand where you’re coming from. My “two decades of observation,” however, do not have me not fooled. I didn’t even vote Republican in November, and I’m not sure, in good conscience, I ever can again. But that doesn’t mean I’m going to hide my head in the sand.
So, then, what do your two decades of observation tell you should be done to get something positive done?
Or do we just give up and move to the cabin in the woods?
I guess from my standpoint, we’re at a place where we need to realize and accept that we’re being pushed to a response that many won’t be comfortable with. My frustration comes from waiting for enough people to figure it out, and hoping that it doesn’t take too long. As uncomfortable as it may seem, the most efficient way to begin fixing the problems with our political/judicial class is to begin exercising our strength in numbers over them. They seem to feel very free to use whatever means they have to screw us at every turn, and they are using our virtue and our goodness against us in the process. They really don’t think we’ll do anything, so they don’t have a fear in the world as they go about taking this country down the drain. It’s time that they begin to fear. We have tens of millions of like-minded people, and we have weapons, and we have resources. We should not sit by like jews being herded onto boxcars, putting up no fight whatsoever. The day we show force, this thing turns around very quickly.
I’ve seen flowcharts like that in my line of business. I call them spaghetti bowl charts, because that’s what it looks like, a bowl full of spaghetti.
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