Tom the Dancing Bug by Ruben Bolling for August 12, 2016

Subtle, much?

“Trickle-down” enforcement sounds wise. It’s just like aiming for the highest member of a drug ring, except in white collar crime. Oh wait, they have peddled too much political influence, probation for you.

Why not change the laws, then? If enough people agree, we can have more lenient immigration laws. Last I checked there are legal avenues for such things. Enforcing the law as it stands, however is important for maintaining respect for all laws. Why are the laws so strict? There must have been reasons.Maybe immigration NEEDS to be strictly regulated to preserve social cohesion or something, you know, like national self-preservation.

What “autocrat” would that be, Bolling?

Ruben Bolling, you are a wonderfully clever satirist.

The half-life of missing the point is forever.

RE KipW… system won’t let me reply….Thank you for the transcription. That was a tremendous speech, and should to be a political platform.

We’ll miss you Donald. You could bunk with Snowden.

Point 1: A Troll does not necessarily “stay to communicate”.Point 2: Some do, in fact have an interest in “discussing it”, but usually just by more inflammatory comments.Point 3: Coming back and deleting their comment is most certainly not a required part of the definition. And besides, it may be a moderator that deletes the comment(s).Point 4: There are various types/levels of Trolls. Some are not all that inflammatory or outrageous, just somewhat controversial, baiting, or contrary, to elicit responses, not necessarily a “flame war”.

Wish it were true.

If we could just get the people who hire undocumented workers to pay what their fair share Really IS is even better.