Dude, Roosevelt was the man. And I can say that, because I wasn't alive when he was the president, and therefore only have displaced ideas of what kind of leader he was. Due to my ignorant bliss, I welcome the above quote with open arms and a full pint.Also, it reminds me of this:
Time to place that photo, folks, and lemme know where the photo up top can be found in good 'ole A2. If you think you know where Roosey's quote is plastered, leave your info in the comments below, as well as the name of your Twitter account. We'll damn the first person to get it right on our Twitter feed, so if you don't leave your Twitter handle, we'll just damn your damn name.Opah! (Oprah?)
This can be found at the top of Alley Bar's window.
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BAM! You got it, Lunch Room. Damned you shall be.
ReplyDeleteUnder the guise of fighting terrorism, the Patriot Act was adopted WITHOUT public approval or vote just weeks after the events of 9/11. Such an unconstitutional set of laws should be abolished seeing as they violate human rights and due process. A mere 3 criminal charges of terrorism a year attributed to this act, which is mainly used for no-knock raids leading to drug-related arrests without proper cause for search and seizure. The laws are simply a means to spy on our own citizens and to detain and torture dissidents without trial or a right to council. You can read much more about living in this Orwellian society of fear and see my visual response to these measures on my artist’s blog at http://dregstudiosart.blogspot.com/2011/09/living-in-society-of-fear-ten-years.html
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