Posted on 09/01/2012 8:34:28 PM PDT by combat_boots
Hello. Over at Legal insurrection is a post on making Monday, Labor Day, Empty Chair day. I like it. A real statement on the undermining of work and responsibility expressed so well by Clint Eastwood.
Pass it on and think of doing it in your lawn. A plain old empty chair, plastic or otherwise.
"That’s what reader Sandy writes:
Prof – Seems that there is an effort to make Monday 'empty chair day'”
http://legalinsurrection.com/2012/09/monday-empty-chair-day/
Yup a sand sculpture,pretty much sez it all.One small ripple or wave and the whole thing comes down
We have an old wooden stool sitting next to our Romney sign in the front yard right now.
bump to the top
bttt
Were I an anthropologist looking back at American civilization in the United States, I would concentrate on key dates that introduced culture changes. One of these has to be cultural acceptance of quashing success by the seizure of freedom.
This is what we face. Trickle up success and fair share points directly to someone parasitically draining the energy and freedom of someone else as the ill-gotten gains nurtured by an artificially inflated mentality that values social position or entitlement. And, if we think about it, trickle up comes from dirt level—which means that whatever existed before must be destroyed.
Not even the spring at Lourdes can make the miracle of eternal fairness or the eureka moment when someone understands liberty. To make business the enemy of freedom eradicates the Magna Carta and gives carte blanche to tyrants. Then, there would be no “No work day,” but there would be the fairly shared poverty of all for the benefit of a small minority of the few.
How extraordinary is it that the muscular economic achievement of the United States which permits a “Labor Day” celebration has spawned the opposite, parasitic narrative that eliminates the success and freedom to enrich ourselves through labor? Shall we abdicate our own chair-making as a democratic, ideological seppuku?
ROFL
Mine’s in my yard. An unofficial Empty Chair of the United States.
You know what else? You can make one to hang in your car.
I am taking a small take-out box and swinging the handle upside down. Then, if you cut off two sides and glue them to the top, leaving the two straight sides down, you have a make-shift unofficial empty chair to hang on your car mirror
The u eCOTUS
bttt
bump..in case somebody didn’t get the memo.
The best!!! 8^D
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