THE ROBERT W. WHITAKER ARCHIVE

FIFTY YEARS OF FIGHTING MAKES YOU MEAN! | 2004-11-18

Stupidity has always been a capital crime.

So the poor little American workers whine to me that they seem to suddenly face dropping wages. Their streets aren't safe.

Poor babies!

For fifty years I have told them to stop worshiping their liberal "labor leaders." For fifty years I have told people that this "nation of immigrants" crap and this racial guilt trip was cutting their throats.

And they replied, "Well, if this be treason, loving my colored brother and being a Nation of Immigrants, then let us make the most of it."

OK, you S.O.B., stop whining and let's make the most of it.

Just stop WHINING!

You asked for it, and you got it.

Stupidity has always been a capital offense.

You're lucky if they let you live.

COMMENTS (8)

#1 Horace | 2004-11-18 09:18

Are our backs to the wall yet?

Is it time to get serious?

Is there anything more important than college football?

Hey, Auburn won last week, what is the problem?

But Jesus said, "Love your enemies and everything will be all right."

Prayer changes things. Let's get down on our knees.

Besides, that is the best position to take a bullet in the back of the head!

Might as well make it easy for them.

#2 Horace | 2004-11-18 13:08

But I love the sitcoms. They are sooo funny. Seinfeld is such a hoot!

#3 Horace | 2004-11-18 13:28

There is no problem! This is a figment of your imagination! We whipped the Germans! We are number one!

#4 Horace | 2004-11-18 14:28

We all need to stop complaining and follow our leaders Spielberg and Ignatiev like good little children. The Founding Fathers would be so proud of us.

#5 Elizabeth | 2004-11-18 18:37

What about the go-along-to-get-along stupidity seen most often

in most of our Southern-born political "leaders," especially Republicans in the U.S. Congress and in the U.S. Senate?

Arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!

Try to be liked by everybody and you get stomped on.

#6 Peter | 2004-11-22 02:25

That's just great.

But what about the majority us poor little American workers who weren't ALIVE fifty years ago.

And who dreams only to be somebody's little employee anyway? I always just wanted a farm. You should see the proud farm houses that dot the central Californian coast -- those farmers were rich 100 years ago. It's all agribusiness now.

#7 Peter | 2004-11-22 02:27

By the way, about my last comment: Why is that people picture that all the handsome "farm" subsidies go to family farmers -- and not to agribusiness headquartered in New York City?

#8 Joe R. | 2004-11-22 16:53

I can do even better than that.

I no longer believe in the Labor Unions, or Giant Transnational Corporations or Big Government. I don't even believe in the Industrial Revolution. I just want to live free as the Founding Fathers intended. When the big bankers illegally pushed the 14th Ammendment through in 1868, and put us under International Maritime/Admiralty Law (Gold Fringed Flag), it's been all downhill ever since.

Henry Kissenger himself said in 1994, that the passing of NAFTA was the biggest event in the creation of world governence yet. Bush wants to push the next step of NAFTA in 2005 with the FTAA. Upon it's signing, the name FTAA will change to the "American Union." They're talking about Atlanta or Miami as the new "Capitol" for the American Union (Alaska to Argentina). They want a new "constitution" and a whole new "government" for the American Union. This also includes the elimination of all current national borders and existing currencies in North and South America. Yes, all one big country.

Remember the European Economic Community? Just a free trade agreement, nothing to worry about.

"Free trade breaks up old nationalities...In a word, the free trade system hastens the social revolution. Gentlemen, I am in favor of free trade"! --Karl Marx 1848