Dear Sheeple,

Stealing is wrong. It's wrong for poor people, for rich people, for corporations, for toddlers, for the government, for the guy next door, for farmers, for chimpanzees in the zoo. Stealing is wrong. If you go into Walmart with 50 cents on your EBT card and take $500 worth of steaks, candy, boxed meals, and other things and walk out with them, you are stealing. If you go into Walmart with 50 cents on your EBT card and take $500 worth of steaks, candy, boxed meals, and other things and leave them in the aisle in a shopping cart because you're going to get caught, you OBVIOUSLY KNEW YOU WERE DOING SOMETHING WRONG. Finally, If you go into Walmart with 50 cents on your EBT card and take $500 worth of steaks, candy, boxed meals, and other things and and leave them in the aisle in a shopping cart because you're going to get caught, you are still stealing. Now Walmart has to pay someone to put that stuff away or to discard it if they couldn't get to it in time and it's no longer safe to sell.

Stealing is wrong. I don't take your stuff. You need to keep your hands off everybody's else's.

Hugs and didn't Mr. Rogers teach this 50 years ago kisses,
Ju

Dear Sheeple:

Despite popular and the President's opinion, the mandatory debt ceiling has been used to stop the Executive Branch from overstepping its bounds on many occasions. The attached article, dated February of 1993, talks about the use of denying debt ceiling raises in the 70's and 80's. So who are you going to believe: Mr. Obama or your lying eyes?

http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/977272?uid=2&uid=4&sid=21102712428503

Love and wet sloppy literacy rocks kisses,
Ju

Dear Sheeple:

No, the President did not declare November to be Muslim Appreciation Month. Outrage is fun but research makes you look less like a moron.

Love and wet sloppy if it's on the internet it must be true kisses,
Ju