Thanks to Marisacat for the link to the comments section, which revealed this gem:
And then, this (Saw the original aired on the telly tonight. Want to say that my blood boiled, but it didn't. Coming to expect this sort of shit. I mean, if the State can do this sort of theater, why not a corporate tyranny too?) Well:
Crow's Eye: Maintaining a commitment to Pointless Acrimony™ and Hate Filled Invective™! Also available in corvid mischief and traditional sly dog's mistrust.
The second video is accidentally totally genius. It completely reveals how enslaved to the banks we are. A "system of rights and responsibilities" can be synonymous with the modern financial system only if the that financial system has so much power over people that it can laugh in their faces and shit on their heads with stuff like this, knowing full well that it has the power to shape the narrative and everyone else will swallowed it, no matter how big a turd it is, because they have no choice anyway.
ReplyDeleteAgreed.
ReplyDeleteIt also - perhaps accidentally as well - shows up the American myth of the "noble founders."
They were bankers, mercantilists, lawyers and other sorts of parasites.
Yeah, the lie in this video is sideways from what your good liberal will think it is. I wonder too how the fact that Citizens is owned by the Royal Bank of, uh, Scotland is supposed to figure in to this.
ReplyDeleteWhen the one lady says "One of us!" in that hypnotized voice, I really wanted everyone to break into the "Gabba gabba" scene from Freaks, but no such luck.
Obama Pushes To Reopen Offshore Drilling Exploration:
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Rounding out the Founding Fathers c.v.: drunkards, slavers, and Indian-killers who went into real estate.
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