Friday, September 16, 2011

Government injections

There must be some way out of here
Said the joker to the thief
There's too much confusion
I can't get no relief

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So Michelle Bachmann claims some young girl suddenly got all retarded like, after her "Government injection" of Guardasil. That's not too surprising. I know someone who got loaded on Private Reserve Brandy and voted for Bush, but one thing always follows another and that's enough proof of causation for a desperate liar speaking to the profoundly ignorant and superstitious primitives who listen to people such as she; people who see the rage of gods in every storm, lightning bolt and tectonic movement, who are terrified of mysterious rays and forces and 'toxins' and couldn't pass a 5th grade science exam.

"Government Injections" eliminated smallpox, you know, and would have done the same for Polio and other diseases if we didn't have that other pandemic in America -- ignorance. Perhaps the absence of Government fluorides in our local Republican drinking water would explain all the brown and missing teeth I see at Tea Party rallies and I don't think it has anything to do with too much Lipton's.

But hey, we're a country (and I use the term loosely) not only infested with idiots and idiocy, but one where there's a good chance someone stupider and with even less integrity than Mark Bachmann's smokescreen wife may slither into high office like one of those young snakes that wriggle under my patio doors.

Speaking of things that creep and crawl, take my Congressworm, Tom 'Looneytunes' Rooney -- please. Tom who keeps showing up on my Facebook page to remind me that Government is not only impotent but incompetent and also tyrannical -- and all without explaining how those things aren't sort of mutually exclusive and more importantly, since he's part of it, why the hell he isn't as much to blame as anyone else who's part of it. Really, I'd be pleased if he'd just follow that other anti-government, moose-eating grifter and simply fly over the cuckoo's nest and drive around the country in a bus and get rich, like some inverted and less lysergic Ken Kesey.

But no, polluted air isn't bad for you, polluted water can't hurt you, unless it has government fluoride in it and besides Florida Governor Rick Scott says we can't afford it because disease and degradation are good for business and bad for 'jobs.' But condoms don't prevent disease or pregnancy, says the gospel of Tea and vaccinations are a genocidal hoax and freedom from disease and unwanted pregnancy will promote teen promiscuity and the gay agenda and we don't need no government health insurance because when we get leukemia or Alzheimers we can go to the emergency room and the taxpayers will pick up the bill and if you can't understand that you're just a libtard elitist and part of the problem.

7 comments:

  1. I too was immediately struck by the total idiocy of her comments. We are talking about a vaccine here administered through a needle. She's talking about "innocent girls" being forced to get the vaccine as if someone was advocating selling them into sex slavery.
    And yet I did not hear her complaining about the other vaccines we "force" on our children which actually have more instances of adverse reactions. The smallpox vaccine that is no longer given was known to cause a number of deaths each year but the benefit of eradicating smallpox from planet earth outweighed the risks.
    Polio, whooping cough, diptheria... all "forced" injections required by that bad ole gummit before a child can enter school. So who wants their little girl to get one more in a seriers of vaccines that just might save her from dealing with cancer in adulthood?
    What a putz!

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  2. Capt. and Rocky,

    I myself follow the lead of General Ripper from Dr. Strangelove and drink only grain alcohol and rain water. Those commie-lib-fascists from Kenya aren't gonna mess with MY essence, no sir! Carry on "in peace and freedom fear," I say.

    We really are becoming an anti-science nation, which is nothing short of remarkable considering our prominent place in the world and our advanced capacity to do ground-breaking science.

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  3. I should have typed "freedom FROM fear," but somehow the typo is even more appropriate.... Freedom fear! Is that like Freedom fries?

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  4. You know, the Birchers are still around and complaining about government poison in the water ( the privatized poison is safe) and in my county they've managed to bully us out of fluoride as I said. Only back then, of course we could laugh at them. Now they run things.

    Along with being anti-science, we're anti-logic and the public can't tell a fallacy from a fantasy and we don't trust no book-larnin'

    But peace is fear, you know, and ignorance is strength. . .

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  5. "people who see the rage of gods in every storm, lightning bolt and tectonic movement..."

    But of course they never notice that these storms, etc. seem to massively favor the States with the most Republicans. No, that means nothing. Apparently, God isn't very good at aiming. Maybe he should join the NRA.

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  6. The more anti-science we are the more people like Bachmann and Perry will appeal to the know-nothings.

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  7. Yes, speaking of God and disasters -- Texas is still without rain and all the storms are hitting elsewhere. So is he angry at Texas for Perry having asked for more rain, or is he angrier at Louisiana and sending all the rain to them because of Mardi Gras and even more rain to New England for some reason only he can tell?

    Perhaps it's just Divine Alzheimer's?

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