3/28/2009, 9:09 pm
/poorly fitting mask hanging loosely around neck
I'm organizing a Tax Day Tea Party in my home town.
The historical Tea Party was an effort inspired by a 3% tax imposed by King George.
White men impersonating indians trashed tea into the harbor in what must have been a glorious effort to right wrongs. It inspired a revolution.
Some of the Tea Parties I've watched on the tube show women and girly men ill equipped to negotiate a shallow bank to toss a Lipton tea at the water's edge.
Plaaaaaaaa
My idea is to use my air cannon named Second Amendment to fire charges of tea and flour into targets identified as Porkulus, Stimulus, and Debt and various versions on the theme. Projectiles impacting happily near a buring flame which causes a significant, thrilling and a crowd pleasing fireball.
(About as manly as you can get in this day and age)
We hope to video, take pics and post the outing on Youtube.
What we are lacking is a mission statement to place on flyers around town.
I'm too militant and too PCubed to speak the language of the local folk who actually believe in Faith Hope and Change. I fear my actions will paralyze the event by posting fact or truth.
I want to bring the folk together not inspire them into inaction.
Some of my unsatifactory ideas are as follows:
"Never let a serious crisis go to waste. Tax day, April 15th is an opportunity to exercise your civil liberty."
"Ponzi Schemes: Your Future is Spent"
"The peasants are doing more than murmuring. We're revolting." (Never mind the double meaning)
Regardless, I have no doubt my fellow townspeople will miss any effort at political satire, lampooning or truly what is happening to our nation.
What I'm asking for is some ideas for a "Mission Statement" inspiring attendance a uncommon Tea Party. I don't want to turn off the minds of the unwashed masses who are actually expecting Faith Hope and Change.
Can any offer some ideas? ......or wipe the floor with my spineless and brainless corpse.
Tks
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