Try Not to Sing Along
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Because thinking deep is just too frickin' hard.
Just tryin' my best.
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From The Beginning
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2011
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October
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- Yeah, That Makes Sense
- Increased Militarization Of The Police
- Flying Irish Northside Run
- My Brain Hurts
- Oh, Look At The Bubbles
- Free Bieber
- Still Paralyzed And Dysfunctional
- Forewarned Is Forearmed
- More To Consider
- Establishing Operational Control
- Cyclocross Racing - Liberty Lake
- JV Cross Country Championship
- Thought Provoking
- It's Funny How Time Sneaks Up On You
- You Can Fool Some Of The People...
- Today's Double Entendre
- On The Road Towards Irrelevance?
- If Hands Could Speak
- The Rhetoric Doesn't Match
- Soccermom Susie Strikes Again
- The End Is Near--Again
- Cyclocross Racing At Riverside State Park
- Occupy Spokane March
- Now That's Customer Service
- No Phone Left Behind
- Giant 1, GM 0
- Betty White...
- She Makes It Look So Easy
- Occupy Spokane - Getting It Together
- Home, Home On The Range
- Paralyzed And Dysfunctional
- Yesterday's Cyclocross Racing
- We Mock What We Do Not Understand
- Now You Know How The System Works
- Little Miss OCD
- What We've Become
- Photos From Yesterday's Races
- Race Season Has Begun
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2 comments:
Hank, that is the challenge that our system represents. It,in my mind, is not good or bad; it is what it is. The more complex, the more ways there are to work one's way through the system.
If you want to see something really complex and convoluted try studying U.S. International Taxation via Tax Treaties.
Those who rely on personalities such as Colbert to teach, are really taking a shortcut to learning and understanding.
Al,
Thanks, but I have enough trouble wrapping my head around simple stuff.
I had to laugh. Your comment about learning from personalities is spot on. You can also apply that to 99.913% of what we see on television and hear on radio.
However, those who've been following Colbert's actions are becoming much more aware of how money influences our elections. He's not just talking about it, he's doing it. And from his experience we come away with a much better understanding of how the system works.
It's not so much that people rely on Colbert for their education as it is that underneath that parody he's one of the few people who speaks so frankly and truthfully.
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