‘We Were Just Tired. I Mean, Anarchy Isn’t Easy. This Is A Lot Of Work.’

by Smitty

Harrison Schultz must bethink himself quite the hipster:

I’ve got some lads in uniform in Afghanistan right now that could calibrate this little jackwagon, post-haste.

via The Corner

18 comments

  1.  “We were just tired”.

    “Plus Mom’s basement was a lot warmer than those freaking tents.”

    “Plus Starbucks quit giving us free lattes ‘cuz our smell was driving away their customers.”

    Eff these little bastards…

  2. “They’re showing the 1% what it’s like without the 99%”?
    Interesting take on their accomplishments. They can’t even blow up a bridge without help from the FBI.

  3. Funny that  his last comment is about how he’s ” looking at far more radical alternatives.”  I wonder if he was talking about the Cleveland guys?

  4. Don’t jump into the class warfare bandwagon with these tools, even on the other side — just a PSA for the day.

    Eschew 99 and 1, and promote the “blessings of liberty” for everyone (within reason of the rule of law and the Bill of Rights); that’s 100% American 😉

  5. Perfect! 

    That’s what happens when the special snowflakes have to actually exert some effort:

    “I’m tired
    Sick and tired of love
    I’ve had my fill of love
    From below and above
    Tired, tired of being admired
    Tired of love uninspired
    Let’s face it
    I’m tired”

  6. It was a reference to the video grab that said, “We’re showing the 1% what life is like without 99%”.  My point is that all the 1% would miss is the smell, while 99% without the 1% would miss pretty much everything they’ve come to take for granted.  See also Cuba, North Korea, and pretty much any other Communist hell hole.

  7. But that’s what they kinda want you to do play along with the 99 and 1 talking point.

    Don’t play along; don’t give them that.

    They have labelled not just themselves, but everybody else irregardless — this is a tactic that has been used before in identity politics.  If you slam back at them, if you play into it — you are also engaging in identity politics…and allowing yourself to be used by the left who will go back and say “see? see? they hate _____fill in the blank”.

    Don’t play their game, not even offhand.

  8. And that is just really getting old…it’s a book, a fictional book.

    The John Galt junk is way past its annoy by date.

  9. Note that this clown  is wearing a suit and tie.  That’s like putting lipstick on a pig.

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