Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for December 05, 2011
December 04, 2011
December 06, 2011
Transcript:
Danae: Wow... there sure seem to be a lot of angry people everywhere. Joe: That happens in tough economic times, Danae. Danae: So how does all that complaining in public help? Joe: If enough people gather in protest, they can become a political force and evoke change. Danae: YES! Joe: And something tells me I'm going to regret saying that...
pouncingtiger almost 13 years ago
Dad experiences deja vu.
dataweaver almost 13 years ago
It’s telling that Danae thinks that this is a good idea.
Ida No almost 13 years ago
If she joins up with Calvin, maybe they can either get later bed time hours, or replacement fathers.
Can't Sleep almost 13 years ago
My son is 25, and I still find myself deeply regretting things I say each day.And no, a vow of silence isn’t a practical solution, either.
luckylouie almost 13 years ago
A Classic Rock radio station in Palm Beach, Florida.
Varnes almost 13 years ago
And how would Danae change it? That’s the scary part…..to the park, Danae, to the park!
Destiny23 almost 13 years ago
Funny how those who advocate Change almost never specify change for the better or for the worse! And we know Danae’s changes would be good for no-one but her…
GROG Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Usually when we do get change, it’s for the worse. Certainly nothing to look forward to.
roctor almost 13 years ago
If you want change bring money.
tripwire45 almost 13 years ago
Danae would have to be an “occupy” of one. Is it time for her Dad to get some pepper spray?
psychlady almost 13 years ago
I’m also surprised that Danae is going for this.
bagbalm almost 13 years ago
With her it is going to take more than pepper spray.
KEA almost 13 years ago
uh oh.
dabugger almost 13 years ago
well, we could not do any worse than those idiots who are not in charge…..go Deane! go, go….!!
phikap65 almost 13 years ago
Hey!! Danae is a cosmic force. She operates in a different dimension.Just ask Lucy.
ChukLitl Premium Member almost 13 years ago
When you’re comfortable, change is as likely as not to be bad. When you’re not, change is as likely as not to be good. When a critical mass of the uncomfortable is reached, change may be forced, or might be forced down, if the comfortable have the force.
x_Tech almost 13 years ago
@DogsniffHum… Doesn’t seem like much has changed in 45 years, has it?
“So I’m watchin’ and I’m waitin’ Hopin’ for the best Even think I’ll go to prayin’ Every time I hear ‘em sayin’ That there’s no way to delay That trouble comin’ every day No way to delay That trouble comin’ every day…
Blow you harmonica son!”
Ernest Lemmingway almost 13 years ago
Does Joe even realize his fiendish daughter’s efforts will have about as much effect as 99% of all protests? Politicos only care if it hits them where it really hurts: the wallet. Otherwise she might as well try to lobby to a brick wall, something which would likely pass an IQ test with higher results than any politician…
verdammte narr almost 13 years ago
One way to reduce the size of a mob is to invent some cause to attract some of their less committed followers to go and join. Create enough of them and the original mob will disintegrate.
Varnes almost 13 years ago
High Priest, yeah, but if the polls show that a majority of the people agree with and support a given protest, you’d be surprised at what can go down..
Varnes almost 13 years ago
Within, without, the constant theme is change, But different doesn’t mean that it’s not the same…