You're sloppy, you're irresponsible, and you refuse to change
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by Kathy Fisher, Unknown News klfisher@webtv.net
August 24, 2007
Americans have pitiful excuses for not taking responsibility for the
miserable situation our country is in. For instance.
Sorry but I have to go to work, I
don't have time to go to a town
meeting, no time for a protest rally, no time to sit down a write a letter
to my local newspaper...
But I catch them in the lie when I see that they find all the time in
the world to spend an entire day at the mall shopping for one stupid
item they don't really need or
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or a sports event or loafing at a dance club, standing in line to pig out
at an all you can eat fest, going bar hopping every Saturday night for
the last 10 years.
I tell people that they hold the power in their wallets to say no, but do
they listen? Of course they don't. They love the vicious cycle they've
gotten themselves on to because they can use it right back in our faces
over and over again.
I have no time because I have to work to pay my bills, so leave me
alone. No, you stupid asses, don't say bills. Say debt.
You made your beds, now sleep in them, but I tell them don't lie to me, cop
to it and admit it.
You're sloppy, you're irresponsible, and you refuse to change.
To my friends who hope to see people take the day off from a work and
protest the war or taxes or anything resembling any great importance, I'm
telling you, fuhgettaboutit! With this crowd? It can't, It won't happen,
because they are addicted to Debt. Addicted to nonsense.
Addicted to an I don't care mentality. And soon, addicted to Big Brother.
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I have no time because I have to work to pay my bills, so leave me
alone.
No, you stupid asses, don't say bills.
Say debt.
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