Btw if companies are people then arms manufacturers are too – which means that the rifles are people too. So selling guns is slavery and / or able to be prosecuted for murders.
“The vice-president of an advertising agency is a bit of executive fungus that forms on a desk that has been exposed to conference.”—Fred Allen (This really applies to all executives at all corporations, of course.)
A local columnist for a free newspaper, Bob Driver, uses the device of a man going to a party and ending up talking to two gun enthusiasts.*After going over the list of how many people died in mass shootings vs how many died due to individual murders, and other statistics, the character comes to a conclusion.He says “I don’t know and neither does anybody else. The best I can come up with is that we’d better accept the inevitable. The guns are out there and they will stay. So are most of the shooters. The same goes for the NRA, the gun manufacturers, the payoffs to the lawmakers, the whole heartbreaking catastrophe. Remember the financial crash of 2008, and how we paid billions of undeserved dollars to gut rotten banks because they were ‘too big to fail?’ Well, that’s what happened with the gun control delemma. It’s become too big a problem to solve.”Then he said he hopes he is wrong.
Ms Ima, your ignorance is showing. Climate change is happening. People are to blame. Then again, you are gullible and naive as a child on every other issue, so it’s not surprising that you’re gullible and naive as a child on this one too.
The electric company in Denver was faced with building a new power plant to handle peak demand during the day. It made a deal with a bunch of home owners: the utility installed solar cells on their roof and ran the DC thru an inverter and synced the sine wave to the AC power grid. The owners got free electricity when the electric meter ran backwards and there was plenty of solar to meet the peak energy demands during the day.
“… I have never attacked anyone who did not attack me…” Not True. You have fired cheap shots and ‘hate’ at me in subsequent Toons AFTER Global Warming exchanges were over.
aardvarkseyes about 11 years ago
Wascawwy pwofits!
Doughfoot about 11 years ago
I am all for private profit! So long as those who make the profits are same ones who (a) bear the costs, (b) take the risks, and, to some extent, © do the work. “Corporation, n. An ingenious device for obtaining individual profit without individual responsibility.” — Ambrose Bierce, The Devil’s Dictionary (1906)
edward thomas Premium Member about 11 years ago
And up until they need a TIF or other governmental financing to “ensure” job creation!
Tue Elung-Jensen about 11 years ago
Btw if companies are people then arms manufacturers are too – which means that the rifles are people too. So selling guns is slavery and / or able to be prosecuted for murders.
William Bednar Premium Member about 11 years ago
Hey, didn’t you get the memo: Corporations are people too!
Godfreydaniel about 11 years ago
“The vice-president of an advertising agency is a bit of executive fungus that forms on a desk that has been exposed to conference.”—Fred Allen (This really applies to all executives at all corporations, of course.)
riley05 about 11 years ago
I knew this cartoon would bring the pollution-lovers like Ima out of the woodwork. Going on vacation to Bejing this year, Ima?
rockngolfer about 11 years ago
A local columnist for a free newspaper, Bob Driver, uses the device of a man going to a party and ending up talking to two gun enthusiasts.*After going over the list of how many people died in mass shootings vs how many died due to individual murders, and other statistics, the character comes to a conclusion.He says “I don’t know and neither does anybody else. The best I can come up with is that we’d better accept the inevitable. The guns are out there and they will stay. So are most of the shooters. The same goes for the NRA, the gun manufacturers, the payoffs to the lawmakers, the whole heartbreaking catastrophe. Remember the financial crash of 2008, and how we paid billions of undeserved dollars to gut rotten banks because they were ‘too big to fail?’ Well, that’s what happened with the gun control delemma. It’s become too big a problem to solve.”Then he said he hopes he is wrong.
ARodney about 11 years ago
Ms Ima, your ignorance is showing. Climate change is happening. People are to blame. Then again, you are gullible and naive as a child on every other issue, so it’s not surprising that you’re gullible and naive as a child on this one too.
Rickapolis about 11 years ago
Hey, I know a great slog: Pollution doesn’t kill…, er,… um,… well…, okay, I guess it does. just like guns.
Fourcrows about 11 years ago
Cities with the Highest Rates of Total Gun-Related Deaths (per 100,000 people)
1 New Orleans 69.1
2 Detroit 41.43 Las Vegas 36.94 Miami 33.55 Baltimore 33.16 St. Louis 31.17 Richmond 29.98 Memphis 25.59 Cleveland 25.210 Philadelphia 24.3Table data from Centers for Disease Control [PDF]
You misspelled New Orleans.
pirate227 about 11 years ago
Meh, who needs clean and water…
Fuzzy Thinker Premium Member about 11 years ago
If we disconnect environmentalists from the power grid, then we do not need to build any more power plants.
Fuzzy Thinker Premium Member about 11 years ago
The electric company in Denver was faced with building a new power plant to handle peak demand during the day. It made a deal with a bunch of home owners: the utility installed solar cells on their roof and ran the DC thru an inverter and synced the sine wave to the AC power grid. The owners got free electricity when the electric meter ran backwards and there was plenty of solar to meet the peak energy demands during the day.
josefw about 11 years ago
Not true, you attacked me many times, unprovoked.
pam Miner about 11 years ago
A neuclear power plant is 1 mishap away from major disaster. Remember Fukoshima.
Fuzzy Thinker Premium Member about 11 years ago
“… I have never attacked anyone who did not attack me…” Not True. You have fired cheap shots and ‘hate’ at me in subsequent Toons AFTER Global Warming exchanges were over.