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Tag Archives: limerick
Limericks
Dear Friends, Obama care made costs skyrocket,Putting big pharma firmly in his pocket,A corruptocrat’s game,Seeking power and fame,And putting our finger in a light bulb socket. Life is just grand for an NPC,They don’t think like you and me,Emotions rule,A … Continue reading
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Dear Friends, Free healthcare for illegals is grand,Only the heartless wouldn’t join the band,Unlimited money,With jars of honey,And the citizen gets a nail in his hand. A foolish person will cast shade,Projecting in ways retrograde,Give him the mike,We must think … Continue reading
Posted in polictics of class envy
Tagged authoritarianism, central planning, class conflict, elite theory, free services debate, glee, government hypocrisy, ideology and power, limerick, me, political poetry, political satire, progressive ideology, public policy critique, rule, Social Critique, state power
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Limericks
Dear Friends, Yellow journalism is all the rage,Putting political truth in a cage,The good to roast,The Washington Post,Protecting pedophiles is hard to gauge. There once was a man in Plainfield,He stole wood wheeled and dealed,Never worked a day,Frittered time away,And … Continue reading
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Dear Friends, The people in charge misdirect with a fiver,Using all the cunning of a sly MacGyver,It’s someone else fault,If they’re worth their salt,But if the cars in a ditch it was the driver. One side wants freedom the other … Continue reading
Posted in Group Politics
Tagged Canada politics, charge, conservatism, corporate culture, corporate elites, government accountability, grifting, ideological conflict, large, leadership failure, limerick, political elites, political hypocrisy, political poetry, political satire, power and corruption, progressivism, sarcasm
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Dear Friends, The NPC crowd are angry and legion,Captured by an idea for any season,A memorized logic,Life outcome tragic,Because sadly they lack all reason. There once was a corruptocrat Schiff,People were repulsed by a single whiff,Corruption rampant,A liar’s encampment,And history … Continue reading
Posted in Mercy, philosophy
Tagged brain, Dark Humor, elite corruption, establishment politics, groupthink, insane, limerick, night, npc theory, polemic, political satire
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Limericks
Dear Friends, There once was a idiot named Lagarde,For economic reality she had little regard,A despot’s tool,A righteous fool,Because her brain was replaced with lard. The more the elite do fail,The more they get to sail,A happy lot,A drunken sot,And … Continue reading
Posted in Group Politics, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged corruption, Dark Humor, despotic, dystopia, economic commentary, elite criticism, elitism, geopolitics, global politics, government critique, humor, idiotic, John Pepin, limerick, media critique, necrotic, parody, poetic satire, political satire, propaganda, social commentary, war critique
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Dear Friends, The British elite want you to know,They care about you and Jethro,A proud lot,Sniffing snot,Because they really love their blow. If your not socialist you’re fascist they say,A simple duality and a simple minded way,A definitional distraction,With propaganda’s … Continue reading
Posted in Mercy, philosophy
Tagged British elite, critique of welfare, cultural criticism, elitism, form, government critique, humor, irony, limerick, norm, poetry, political satire, sarcasm, social commentary, societal critique, swarm
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Dear Friends, There’s an imposed progressive wisdom,We’re simplistically told to play the victim,But don’t listen to the lectors,We are complex force vectors,Embedded within a complex system. A government will do whatever it’s able,Judicious spending is a fairy tale fable,The truth … Continue reading
Posted in Group Politics, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged Anti-government sentiment, Complex systems theory, critical, Cynical, Fatalism vs agency, Government skepticism, government spending, humorous poetry, Individual agency, Libertarian philosophy, Light verse, limerick, personal responsibility, Philosophical humor, Philosophical poetry, political commentary, Political elitism, Political limerick, political satire, Quantum philosophy, Rebellious, rhyming verse, satirical, satirical poetry, Systemic critique, Theseus' ship paradox, Victimhood culture
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Dear Friends, Democrats would be wise to let Trump implode,Alienating his friends and going off the road,But I’d wager,It’s not in their nature,Because they live by an egotistic self-serving code. Now listen here one and all,Inflation is a terrible call,Creeping … Continue reading →