Our laws value mp3s more than worker's lives

via the Young Turks

Dr Margaret Flowers confronts the Wall Street Death Panels

This is awesome.

Adara's Story - Stop The Machine

Watch this twice, and make sure it really sinks in. Then share it everywhere.

Adara came from Denver, CO, to stand with us against corporate greed. Her father committed suicide to prevent his daughters from having to go into debt to pay for his medical expenses.

Meanwhile, Wall Street was meeting inside the Marriott Hotel, pretending that they are health police experts, when in reality, they profit from killing people.

Picking campaign music for the GOP

So the New Yorker has an article in which Ben Greenman makes some dry, unfunny jabs at the GOP frontrunners by picking their campaign theme music.

For Michele Bachman, for instance, he picked "Shine on you crazy diamond." For Mitt Romney, he went for a pun by picking cheap trick's "Stiff Competition." Get it? Because Romney is stiff and charisma-free!

*yawn*

Rather than digging through the top 40 hits of the past 40 years, they should look to death metal. In particular, one band:

Cannibal Corpse.

I mean, what's more appropriate to show that you as a candidate are in support torture, (er ahem, "enhanced interrogation") than Cannibal Corpse's "Make Them Suffer"?




And at pro-life rallies, just to get everybody all riled up, they can play "Butchered At Birth." as you walk onto stage. Y'know, to remind everybody what abortion means. Because those giant posters with body-parts splattered across them[editor's note: the image at the link is graphic] just don't quite convey the message succinctly enough.



And in support of our three illegal and immoral wars, they can play "Scattered Remains, Splattered Brains."






Actually, you could use any of these for quite a few Democrats too.

The Punk Patriot * WOODSTOCK TURNS FORTY-- and?

Could Woodstock have been organized on Facebook?