This week we covered the story that the cost of damage, filth and wreckage left behind by leftists camped-out in the Capitol building in Madison, Wisconsin far exceeded the seven figure range.
Good news today though, Tea Partiers are donating their time and dollars to clean up the mess:
Recommendations for Tea Party patriots embarking upon the cleanup effort:
- Please wear Hazmat suits. One can only wonder what kinds of bacteria, viruses, drug paraphernalia (needles?), and other unmentionables that may be need to be disposed of.
- Consider vaccinating yourselves before you begin the work.
- Log your hours. Unions would demand union-scale wage compensation for the effort. You should too. Also, brace yourselves: Wisconsin Union Sanitation Workers may claim that you took jobs and work away from them and may sue you.
- Consolidate the trash into one pile, preferably away from the capitol building. Is there as much (or more) trash than leftists leave behind at Earth Day 'celebrations' or Obama's 2008 inauguration (a tough act to follow, considering they left 100 + tons)?
- Film the effort. Make a documentary that highlights the filth and lack-of-respect for property.
Updated: Clifton at Another Black Conservative notes that the Facebook page set up by the Tea Partiers involved with the cleanup went viral and cleanup began ahead of schedule this morning! Check out Another Black Conservative for more.
Cross-posted to Right Klik and the Libertarian Patriot.
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Film the cleanup, from start to finish!
ReplyDeleteDouble glove.
ReplyDeleteGood commentary. I like your suggestions. I think they should dump the trash in the empty flee-baggers' offices.
ReplyDeleteWhy must the left trash every corner they infest?
Reminds me of Orwell's observation in "Homage to Catalonia." He marveled at the communists' ability to reduce wherever quarters they inhabited to rubbish and ruin in no time flat.
Totally agree, Silverfiddle. Better yet, leave the trash at the steps to the teachers union offices!
ReplyDelete"He marveled at the communists' ability to reduce wherever quarters they inhabited to rubbish and ruin in no time flat."
ReplyDeleteI think you've hit upon something there. When something "belongs to everyone", it belongs to no one. You see the same sort of thing in public housing and county motor pools. If a house or car doesn't belong to an individual, they have little to no pride in ownership and no incentive to inconvenience themselves to do the right thing (like throw their trash away or haul it home where they could throw it away). Poorer care is given to those things when people have no "skin in the game".
The trashing of public parks and government offices is a reflection of those people who don't take ownership in their country's greatness or give a rat's patoot about anyone but themselves.