Friday, August 26, 2011
High is right.....
Headline:
McGinn: Seattle to take 'high road' to economic development
Idiot superGaian mayor of Seattle is doing the Bolivian thing. He claims Seattle will gain lots of jobs by expanding and exporting Green shit.
Again, triumph of theory over fact. In this case there is an IMMEDIATELY APPLICABLE fact. Idiot superGaian McGinn has already spent the last year expanding Green shit. He spent 20 million of Bugsy Bernanke's fake Monopoly money, with a goal of creating 2000 jobs and refitting 2000 homes in poor neighborhoods.
Actual fact: He spent 20 million to create 14 JOBS and refit 3 HOUSES.
The Seattle paper, to its credit, exposed this utter failure.
Now superGaian McGinn continues to apply the theory, with absolutely no perception of the fact.
High road. Green. Get off on carbon.
Got it. Lemme have a toke too, McGinn. Must be strong stuff.
McGinn: Seattle to take 'high road' to economic development
Idiot superGaian mayor of Seattle is doing the Bolivian thing. He claims Seattle will gain lots of jobs by expanding and exporting Green shit.
Again, triumph of theory over fact. In this case there is an IMMEDIATELY APPLICABLE fact. Idiot superGaian McGinn has already spent the last year expanding Green shit. He spent 20 million of Bugsy Bernanke's fake Monopoly money, with a goal of creating 2000 jobs and refitting 2000 homes in poor neighborhoods.
Actual fact: He spent 20 million to create 14 JOBS and refit 3 HOUSES.
The Seattle paper, to its credit, exposed this utter failure.
Now superGaian McGinn continues to apply the theory, with absolutely no perception of the fact.
McGinn said Seattle has to take the "high road."
"Compete on the basis of quality, compete on the basis of innovation, the intelligence, savvy and hard work of the people that are here. It means that look to address the income inequality that we see," McGinn said. "he cities that figure out first how to exist in a high-energy cost future are the ones that are going to thrive. Everybody's trying to figure out, 'how do we get off of carbon?' The cities that figure that out are not just going to have lower costs locally and a healthier lifestyle, but they're also going to be the places that export this knowledge to other places. Just like we export airplanes and software, we're going to export our knowledge and vision of how you create a high-road economy."
High road. Green. Get off on carbon.
Got it. Lemme have a toke too, McGinn. Must be strong stuff.
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