We all have cellphones.. in the address book of each of those phones should be the well used contact numbers of the offices of the characters we 'elected' to represent us. Not having the billions to spend, as the super-wealthy and powerful do, to hire 'in-the-pocket' lobbyists to get our voices heard... so on the phones we have to be our own lobbyists.
These greedy one-way bastards that are repeatedly corrupting our system of government are counting on us not doing anything much at all to stop them. And the really sick part of this whole thing is they know the system is being stretched to its breaking point, and is going to crash pretty damn soon (just like the creators of all Ponzi schemes realize), and you know, they defiantly say 'I-D-G-A-S.' They're so fat now they truly believe they can withstand any downturn, no matter how huge, and come out smellin roses. It's been proven to them, they're 'protected'.. they've bought and paid for it again and again.
What these a-holes are blindly ignoring at their own peril (AND OURS) is what they're doin to the physical world around them.. they're devastating it... what a shameful time in our history... and unless they get stopped... it's via con dios for all of us.. our 'end of days.'
So that's it folks... get in the pols ears now.. or just sit back, and wait for the mother of all calamities to come crashing over us. Somethin's gonna happen irregardless... what we're talkin here is just how much easier (or worse off) we make it on ourselves...
... oh yea, and especially on the kids & gk's too... cause they're definitely the ones gonna be on the receiving end of the most dreadful part of all of it!
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"Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will. Find out just what any people will quietly submit to and you have found out the exact measure of injustice and wrong which will be imposed upon them...
... and these will continue until they are resisted with either words or blows, or with both."
-- Frederick Douglass
-- Frederick Douglass
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