Man, do you have an eye for the relevant. Bravo!

It's scary, because that woman is now in control. In control of the schools, the unions, the political classes, the enforcement agencies of the EPA, the FDA, etc. She is the one making policy molded around such insane fantasies.
And she's eating our lunch.

What Jewel said.

Jewel,

Yup. And she got that way by expecting everybody to feel sorry for her because men are such meanies.

And everybody, men included, fell for it. Pathetic.

God, keep us from becoming Sweden.

Amen.

Well, we dodged one bullet because by now she's "affirmed" herself down to age 21, so all she can do is camp out in the park and wait for the donations to come in. With any luck, she'll be in kindergarten in a few more years and we can reeducate her to do something useful.

I would like to thank James Garner for making this timely Public Service Announcement.

Wonder if he's having second thoughts like his fellow Okie Toby Kieth, about supporting the socialist party.

My, how things have changed.

The odd part is when she eats only the hamburger patty.

Indeed, I'd have had the odds on the bun.

Somehow, I doubt anything like that could get scripted in Hollywood in this century.

Rob, not everyone fell for it. I've reacted to these Occupiers the same way I reacted when my peers went to their first war, the first Persian Gulf war, with honest raw emotion, it being the first "social movement" outside of special interest junk and, of course the Tea Party movement.

I didn't see the 60's and I was too young to recall much of the early 70's. I barely recall the hardships of the Carter days and really grew up a pure product of All-American Small Town, Middle America... a blissful child of the Reagan/Bush years.

Much of the Liberal influence I experienced crept in mostly through pop-culture and television. It was only when I began listening to talk Radio (thank you, Reagan!) and really asking the deeper questions about the American culture that I began to realize there was a vast progressive matrix in its final stages of implementation.

I know how difficult it is, even now, for the average middle American to detect, including the traditional Democrats. I'd say that, post-civil rights, post-Vietnam War, much of "middle America" was pretty busy adjusting to desegregation, distrusting the Soviets (and not really understanding why) and raising Christian families, planning for college, etc.

I do remember Rockford Files well. We watched it religiously in middle America on one of our four tv channels, on sets with rabbit ears. But if there were quirky characters like this lady, many Americans simply wouldn't have grasped the real threat the progressive mentality represented, other than just being odd or eccentric.

I suppose after Carter, we couldn't imagine making that big of a mistake again. And really, Bush 41 should have defeated Clinton, had it not been for Ross Perot. So I don't think people have fallen for it. I think it was growing and networking in the universities and blue cities under the radar, at least for middle America, where women are still women and men are still men, even though we are demonized for it.

LOL

She sounds like Janice, from the Muppet Show!!!

Faaar out, man!!!!