Posted on 12/11/2008 10:52:52 AM PST by NYer
They should eat Jimmy Carter
“Hmmmmmmmmmmmm...cow dung”
The cow dung has more substance!
Good point ... less toxic in fact.
what ever happened to the great and wonderful United Nations?
and what will the Messiah, NoBama do about it?
The bad news is there's nothing to eat but cow dung....
The good news is there's not enough for everyone.
At least the Commie Chia Pet of N. Korea would put the dogs on the dinner plates.
Bring back whitey...
Bring back whitey...
What the heck are the cows eating in order to produce dung? If they can grow something for the cows to eat ... oh, nevermind ... this is disfunctional Africa.
Liberals love a good die-off. Genocides and Famine are the most fertile grounds for advancing Socialism.
Fellow freepers,
It is fun to make witty comments sometimes, and get a laugh out of people. A nation of people starving and eating feces just doesn’t seem to lend itself well to attempts at humor. Just my opinion.
Next stage, cannibalism.
Churchill called socialism “shared misery” and I thought that was cool when I first heard it - recognizing a better writer than myself. I used to think that if the socialists would study history and see the failures of socialism they would wake up and straighten out. Now I suspect most socialists know all about that, but shared misery is better than prosperity if that means that Bill Gates might make a dollar more than I do. We keep hearing on the news that people are worried about high taxes killing the economy, and huge deficits creating full scale, German style inflation, and they talk as though Obama and his buddies just don’t understand all that. How could anybody not understand? They must know what they are doing, so there has to be another explanation, and I think we have it right here - they keep going because their definition of success is not what normal people think it is.
OK, on a serious note, how in the bleep can all these people various places in Africa be starving? You don’t need to be a farmer in the class with an American growing wheat or corn in Kansas, or milk in New York, to grow enough for a few people. They have sunshine and dirt, and isn’t there any water anywhere? Did they move to the cities and forget how to plant seeds? Especially in Rhodesia, but maybe the same applies to Darfur and other places?
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