Making Fools of the Public

By Thursday September 6, 2012

Probably anyone could pull this stunt with any audience. And a little editing does not hurt. It’s still funny whenever it is done. Di-Hydroxy-oxygen anyone?



77 Comments
  1. NewformatSux says:
    9/7/2012 at 6:43 am

    Obama thinks the same things. He wrote in his book that working for business was being behind enemy lines.

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    • orchidcup says:
      9/7/2012 at 7:05 am

      I have worked for corporations, privately owned large businesses, and privately owned small businesses.

      The corporate culture is no different than government bureaucracy. Much like a septic tank, the shit rises to the top.

      It has been my experience that a privately owned small business is more receptive to innovation, dialogue with workers, and flexibility with company policies and procedures. It does not matter if the owner is a Dimwit or a Repuke.

      Most large corporations are a kingdom. The serfs that do the actual work are not allowed an opinion or any input to management unless they are asked. This is true in most cases.

      If the enemy is an assault on human dignity and intelligence, then I would say that working at a large corporation is like being behind enemy lines.

      It depends on the context.

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      • pedro says:
        9/7/2012 at 7:51 am

        Large corporations ARE ruled like dictatorial states and behave like any big bureaucracy

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        • orchidcup says:
          9/7/2012 at 8:33 am

          Not all corporations are created equal. Some are innovative, flexible, amenable to consensus decisions, and provide profit sharing and other incentives to the Serfs.

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      • NewformatSux says:
        9/7/2012 at 8:08 am

        You’re begging the question.

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    • John says:
      9/9/2012 at 9:43 am

      So its bad for CEO’s to earn a huge salary but its OK for government to over spend by trillions of taxpayer money?
      Most of which we as tax payers will pay billions in interest on. Obama is a hypocrite.

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  2. orchidcup says:
    9/7/2012 at 7:21 am

    I should amend my previous comment by saying a corporation is exactly like a kingdom.

    The King is the CEO. The Treasurer is the CFO. The King’s Council is the Board of Directors. The Nobles are middle management.

    Then there are the Serfs at the bottom of the septic tank.

    These are the people that actually do the work and produce something.

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    • pedro says:
      9/7/2012 at 7:56 am

      And you were doing so good… Is not like kingdoms, big fail and full of ignorance. Is more like a politburo were chairmen (CEO) get removed by boards of director or shareholders.

      Most big corporation (the “evil” ones) are pretty much dictatorships, full of control freaks.

      You can find those in the repuke ranks but the more noisy ones todays are those in the demagogue party that want an all controlling government and are asking for more time to make th change they’ll never do ( they never meant it in the first place)

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      • orchidcup says:
        9/7/2012 at 8:18 am

        Removing a CEO is a very rare thing.

        Nevertheless, Kings are overthrown and a new aristocrat takes the place of the old aristocrat while nothing changes for the Nobles and Serfs.

        The King’s Councils are cross-linked across many different kingdoms so the power structure of the aristocracy is virtually impossible to trace or define.

        The Serfs perform their dreary work and produce the profits that rise to the top of the septic tank and are distributed to shareholders.

        It is a feudal system that is dressed in different attire and disguised as a cooperative effort.

        Shut up, Slave!

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  3. dege says:
    9/7/2012 at 4:36 pm

    wtf is “Di-Hydroxy-oxygen” ?

    If you are referring to H2O (ie. Water), it is technically actually HOH, which is the molecule known as Hydrogen Hydroxide.

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  4. John says:
    9/9/2012 at 9:40 am

    Let’s ban paying elected people a salary if they do not accomplish something! I’m not talking spend,spend spend. I am talking running our Country like a respected business and justifying budgets and making accountable the programs and legislation they pass. Stop using creative math to work out the differences so that it looks like they can afford it. Because it never works out that way. No government does not need to show a profit like businesses. But it does need to spend within its means of taxes.
    Something the US government has not done for a long time. I would like to see Democrat’s and Republican’s look in the mirror before pointing fingers.

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