[r_p]

i like it. tea party has a recipe of substance; occupy is a weird blob.

..or am i just afraid to anger that Ernest Borgnine puppet?..

[Bruce_the_vii]

I went down to the protest here in Toronto and spoke to ten or so protestors. They all had specific ideas, which were generally a broad concern. This would be like non renewable resources running out. In addition passer buyers were sympathetic with one issue or another. I a whole lot liked hearing from the Occupiers compared to the far left which wants to reinvent the world. A tax more protest along with a tax less protest - it's healthy discussion.

[Hansler]

Bruce_E_T wrote:

Zipperfish wrote:

I think the gist of it is that, (he argues) since the Tea Party has defined, unified goals it is inherently more valuable than the disparate, nebulous longings of the occupiers.

Or put another way, I think, Tea people have some assets and thus a stake in making the system work whereas the Occupiers do not.

Exactly, the subjects , Jello (wobbly and, watery without common form, and baseless)and Fruit cake, ( even with the odd nut, cohesive and with substance and form), being analogous to the two camps. It's supposed to be a humorous opinion of the poster.

I think it is. Maybe too analogous for some tastes, but , that's what makes a horse race

[Hansler]

QBall wrote:

I thought the article was very clever and use metaphors in a most ingenious fashion.

I defer to your expert opinion. I simply thoughtof it as food,,,perchance for thought?

[Peeves]

Gunnair wrote:

Finally, an avatar creepier than andy's.

I resemble that!