There is perhaps no better comparison to what happens with governmental largess, than the seagull. 
Rats with wings, they have been called… and for at least this purpose the comparison is fairly accurate.
Consider the similarities between the seagull and
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Those who can, do. Those who can not, protest. Ace digs up this gem:
Analysis of OWS Psychological Types Shows Rank and File To Be Lost Souls Looking To Lose Themselves In Something Bigger, and “Leadership” Animated By Need For
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Robert Reich continues to demonstrate that his blood never quite reaches his brain, from San Francisco Chronicle:
A funny thing happened to the First Amendment on its way to the public forum: It was hijacked.
According to the Supreme
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I am not sure if this is a brilliant strategy on the part of Mayor Dumbberg and his crew, or the inevitable, that you get what you incent, from Rebecca Rosenberg et al, New York Post:
Rikers cons flood
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It wasn’t so long ago that Obama decided that he was the only thing between wall street and the pitchforks. As I commented at the time in a Pajamas Media article,
America’s bankers lack backbone.
Maybe I’m being unfair to
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College Point, NY— I’m across the water from Manhattan, with Laguardia between myself and there. It’s a pretty sight in the early evening, at least from this distance. I’ll be back here tomorrow morning, with another load of drinks. Apparently
