The answer is 42.
Muscatine
Keep Out of It
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Corporate society takes care of everything. And all it asks of anyone, all it's ever asked of anyone ever, is not to interfere with management decisions.
Try this example to see if it fits. I guy goes down through the air locks into the pressurized chamber to dig out the foundations for a bridge. He works like a dog his 8 or 12 hours with his shovel moving dirt. When he exits, there is no decompression chamber, so he moves directly to atmospheric pressure and develops a sever case of the bends which cripples him for the rest of his life or kills him. The question is, should the guys on the next shift (or their union) interfere with management's decision on the length of time one works in the pressurized chamber or their decision not to provide a decompression chamber? Well, let's see.... nobama, the half-white president from africa, launched all kinds of missles into Lybia without Congressional approval. Our beloved davieboy here, condoned that as "a good start". Then, nobama sent combat troops to Libya and Yemen without Congressional approval; but with a simple notification "to keep the Congress fully informed, consistent with the War Powers Resolution".
Funny how nobama can pick and choose and liberals accept that; but yet Bush was forced by liberals to go to Congress and the UN before using the military in foreign countries.
And then we have mallcontent expanding on the effects of who's fault is it(?), by expanding on the effects of expanding nitrogen in the expanding atmosphere..... |
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Oh, Davey!
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Funny how nobama can pick and choose and liberals accept that; but yet Bush was forced by liberals to go to Congress and the UN before using the military in foreign countries." And still to this day they carp and complain that Bush took us into war. As a sidebar - what has happened to kerry's face? It looks different.
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