So how do we as informed citizens respond to the idiots in the Milwaukee gov't (Aldermen, probably many others) who want to cut off business ties to AZ? Even IF this law was wrong -- which of course it is not -- why should the companies THERE have to pay for what the gov't THERE did, by losing business with companies HERE (and most likely LOTS of other big-medium sized cities), because of the what the gov't HERE (and all over) does???
It's soooo easy for Liberals/Progressives to hate on Big Business, cuz the CEOs are ridiculously wealthy and we pay more for gas even though the oil companies are paying less for barrels of oil. . .but then for some reason they give the gov't (fed, state, local, whatever) a free pass on everything, unless it's something blatant where a politician gets caught red-handed molesting children or selling a seat.
How the MainStream Media can look at forced redistribution of wealth and NOT see socialism is a friggin mystery to me alright.
I'd like to write to that idiotic southside Alderman who proposed boycotting AZ businesses, but i wonder how seriously my words would be taken considering that i live in (what many consider) an "affluent white" suburb.
It's soooo easy for Liberals/Progressives to hate on Big Business, cuz the CEOs are ridiculously wealthy and we pay more for gas even though the oil companies are paying less for barrels of oil. . .but then for some reason they give the gov't (fed, state, local, whatever) a free pass on everything, unless it's something blatant where a politician gets caught red-handed molesting children or selling a seat.
How the MainStream Media can look at forced redistribution of wealth and NOT see socialism is a friggin mystery to me alright.
I'd like to write to that idiotic southside Alderman who proposed boycotting AZ businesses, but i wonder how seriously my words would be taken considering that i live in (what many consider) an "affluent white" suburb.
Here endeth the rant.
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"Christianity, if false, is of no importance, and if true, of infinite importance.
The only thing it cannot be is moderately important."
C. S. Lewis
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