Posted on 10/21/2014 2:06:32 PM PDT by dware
It is all the Republican’s Fault they have ran detroit into the ground....
Oh Wait...
[ Let Detroits gimmedats carry it home balanced on their head. ]
But that would require actual work, you know the expendature of energy to move an object....
Why don’t they just put a public well in the middle of town and let people fetch their own water? They get free water and no one has to pay to transport it to the freeloaders.
I’m surprised that the parasites in Deeeeetroit aren’t welcoming their blue helmet dictators.
Detroit - Where the Weak are Killed and Eaten.
Sounds like a self-referential circle-####....
Upon inquiry they should have sent a “Thanks for the inquiry, but nunya bidness” letter. All further inquiries and meetings should have been refused.
Doesn’t a river run through detroit?
The price of paradise...
Pantload Peters, potability profiteer.
“Liberals being lectured to by GloboFascists.”
Exactly. Circular firing squad. They should’ve given them a Detroit send-off...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2583295/posts
Detroit could just hike the suburban price to pay for their progressively poorer...
http://www.mlive.com/news/flint/index.ssf/2014/07/20_percent_price_hike_detroit.html
(Redistribution: It works until it doesn’t)
: ) concise
... wearing these $1,830 a pair Berlutis ...
The "Un".
Well technically it runs between Detroit and Canada (Windsor), but your point is still funny. Tell them to bring their buckets (duly paid for).
they can build a fire and boil the water, just like in half the countries in the third world, which is what the UN should be paying attention to.
“I paid my cell bill, but can’t afford water.”
Well, how many accounts did the UN pimpettes pay up. If they had a “human right” to free water then the UN should have broken out the checkbook and paid all the delinquent accounts. If they didn’t then they are nothing but loathsome unfeeling hypocrites.
From post #32 and one of the activists in post #30
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