Friday, August 24, 2012
Which?
News item: Lance Armstrong admits he cheated. (Well, sort of. In effect he's pleading nolo contendere, which is as close as any power-loving monster will ever come to the truth.)
Seems like the world of Sport is doing a pretty good job of detecting liars and cheaters lately.
Meanwhile, the world of Business/Government works the opposite way.
We continue to reward the banksters with trillions and trillions and trillions and trillions of dollars, instead of hanging them.
We continue to "elect" the same monsters over and over and over and over and over and over and over, instead of hanging them.
Which is more important? Obviously Sport is more important.
Business/Government is just a trivial light entertainment. It only starves millions of people and shoots thousands to maximize the profits of Goldman and advance the glory of grotesquely false pseudoscientific pseudotheories. Nothing important there. ¶ 3:54 AM
Seems like the world of Sport is doing a pretty good job of detecting liars and cheaters lately.
Meanwhile, the world of Business/Government works the opposite way.
We continue to reward the banksters with trillions and trillions and trillions and trillions of dollars, instead of hanging them.
We continue to "elect" the same monsters over and over and over and over and over and over and over, instead of hanging them.
Which is more important? Obviously Sport is more important.
Business/Government is just a trivial light entertainment. It only starves millions of people and shoots thousands to maximize the profits of Goldman and advance the glory of grotesquely false pseudoscientific pseudotheories. Nothing important there. ¶ 3:54 AM
