9/1/2011, 10:02 pm
His Lordship Obama has decreed that there should be no prejudice against people who are unemployed. It is not fair, he says, to hurt people who have been laid off, sometimes beyond their control, and therefore one must not take into account whether or not they have been working.
I've had lots of things not in my control, such as the time that I felt compelled to steal the rest of Meow Punchenko's Hummels. That's my line and I'm sticking to it. So since it was beyond my control, I had no agency, so I'm not guilty. Right? Right.
This anti-unemployment legislation is very fair to a Made Prog like me. Although I am a businessman and must make decisions to survive, I long for the day when it is all in the hands of our totalitarian, faceless thugs highly trained Equality of Result Adjusters, who will absolve me of business judgments, any of which could be fatal, and let me be a pig-blind jobsworth. In other words, as unreflective, inconsiderate and nasty as I want to be.
I won't think the ERA will do it for me.
So I needn't worry whether someone has not been working because he didn't have to; he was “let off” because of the “economy” and whether or not he bothered to keep up in his field is unimportant. I mean, it's so hard when you're out of work to keep up skills like typing, unless of course you're blogging for Ariana in your mother's basement. The maintenance of a skill set is unimportant. Your desires as a human are paramount. Sum ergo mereor. I am, therefore I am owed. What could be a sweeter sound than people absolving themselves of responsibility, only to deliver their agency, and their souls, to us?
So I full heartedly support legislation forbidding discrimination against hiring the jobless.
Let's take it step farther. I think we should include in this bill legislation to insure that there is no discrimination against empty suits. It is only the best of luck that some of our Prog Fathers like Walter Kronkite and Dan Rather and Chris Matthews became as revered as they are; it is manifest to the meanest intelligence that all are empty suits. As with Peter Jennings. Another empty suit.
How could the world stand the loss of such excellent fellows? They were Jiffy-Lobo™ clients avant le lettre. As I said, it was mere happenstance that their complete and total vacuity wasn't exposed before they were vomited onto the public stage. To reward us with that utterly delicious vacuity which is the mark of a self-satisfied, well-groomed, and shallow man. How I love them.
So let's include legislation against discrimination against empty suits.
This is one thing that Dear Obozo would sign in a second because of a deep and personal understanding of the issue.
I've had lots of things not in my control, such as the time that I felt compelled to steal the rest of Meow Punchenko's Hummels. That's my line and I'm sticking to it. So since it was beyond my control, I had no agency, so I'm not guilty. Right? Right.
This anti-unemployment legislation is very fair to a Made Prog like me. Although I am a businessman and must make decisions to survive, I long for the day when it is all in the hands of our totalitarian, faceless thugs highly trained Equality of Result Adjusters, who will absolve me of business judgments, any of which could be fatal, and let me be a pig-blind jobsworth. In other words, as unreflective, inconsiderate and nasty as I want to be.
I won't think the ERA will do it for me.
So I needn't worry whether someone has not been working because he didn't have to; he was “let off” because of the “economy” and whether or not he bothered to keep up in his field is unimportant. I mean, it's so hard when you're out of work to keep up skills like typing, unless of course you're blogging for Ariana in your mother's basement. The maintenance of a skill set is unimportant. Your desires as a human are paramount. Sum ergo mereor. I am, therefore I am owed. What could be a sweeter sound than people absolving themselves of responsibility, only to deliver their agency, and their souls, to us?
So I full heartedly support legislation forbidding discrimination against hiring the jobless.
Let's take it step farther. I think we should include in this bill legislation to insure that there is no discrimination against empty suits. It is only the best of luck that some of our Prog Fathers like Walter Kronkite and Dan Rather and Chris Matthews became as revered as they are; it is manifest to the meanest intelligence that all are empty suits. As with Peter Jennings. Another empty suit.
How could the world stand the loss of such excellent fellows? They were Jiffy-Lobo™ clients avant le lettre. As I said, it was mere happenstance that their complete and total vacuity wasn't exposed before they were vomited onto the public stage. To reward us with that utterly delicious vacuity which is the mark of a self-satisfied, well-groomed, and shallow man. How I love them.
So let's include legislation against discrimination against empty suits.
This is one thing that Dear Obozo would sign in a second because of a deep and personal understanding of the issue.


