Comrade Whoopie wrote:Indeed revolution is in the air, but it won't be our Leftist cadres who start it, since they are already in power and what would be the point.
No, It's those cursed Tea Party reactionaries I fear. They wave yellow flags emblazoned with a visage of a venomous snake and a not so subtle belligerent warning. They also own 90% of the firearms and worse than that, many are experts with them, having become trained baby killers in the military of the old regime...COSSACKS!
Fortunately, we have seduced many of them into complacency. They so fear losing their creature comforts, their homes and suburban lifestyles, that they are loath to risk throwing it all away just to redeem their nation... FOOLS!
Comrade Whoopie, you are most astute.
Our Dear Leader's most supportive workers are very much in the "Hope"stage, and have no intention to rise up in a worker's revolutionary protest, even against an evil capitalistic corporation.
This reporter, seems to view the Progressive World of Next Tuesday™ with the strength and
backward vision of those who lived through the Flower Child Days of
Haight-Ashbury.
These Frenchmen strike every five minutes, but secretly, as individuals, the capitalist tendencies are still in many of them. I was in France at the time of a taxi-cab strike many years ago, and it was easy to get a ride to the airport from my hotel. All I had to do was pay a cab driver money, and pretend to kiss him good-bye at the airport, as if he were my uncle.
Many of them are in such refusal of their glorious progressive system that they have
defected left the glorious French system behind in order to capitalize on their superior brains, so that they, too can live in an American suburb, which goes to show that you can take capitalism out of France, but you can't take it out of all Frenchmen (especially the ones with highly developed brains).