Prickly City by Scott Stantis for November 13, 2011

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    Darsan54 Premium Member about 13 years ago

    Also explains the blindness of conservatives and Republicans. It just happens naturally.

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    runar  about 13 years ago

    Actually, Franklin’s suggestion was a very tongue-in-cheek satire, along the lines of Swift’s “A Modest Proposal”. The push for DST didn’t really get going until the end of the 19th century and didn’t get enacted until WW I.Maybe everyone should just use GMT and be done with it.

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    McGehee  about 13 years ago

    “the stimulus worked”

    Boy, now there’s a punchline. I guess it all depends on what your meaning of “worked” is.

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    KPOM  about 13 years ago

    The stimulus worked, all right, at increasing our debt load.

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    DavidMac  about 13 years ago

    Excellent strip today, Scott! It does point out the plethora of useless laws and regulations that attempt to micro-manage our lives. Just let the DST idiocy expire and go away.

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    hank8291953  about 13 years ago

    DST is now over, which is why we are now turning the lights on sooner. as for DST, in the summer Id rather have the sunlight last longer after work , rather than having the sun come up at 4 am while I am sleeping

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    Norton99  about 13 years ago

    For four long years Herbert Hoover said exactly the same as Carmen, as the country sank deeper and deeper into the Great Depression.This time, we were fortunate enough to get a Democrat into the White House after only six months of recession. Which is why we are now (according to economists not employed by the AEI) slowly coming out of the great recession, instead of sinking into a second Great Depression.

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    KPOM  about 13 years ago

    Actually, Norton99, FDR made the Great Depression worse (not that Hoover and his “stimulus” plans were any better). The best reaction to a depression ever was in 1921. Coolidge did nothing. The depression was even more severe than the Great Depression but few people remember it because it was so short.

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