
The old aphorism that makes the aw-shucks-golly-gee-willikers observation, “Laws are like sausages; it is best not to see them being made,” has been referenced by docile nitwits since the late 1800s as a cloying and unforgivable defense as to why it might be acceptable to remain a passive nonparticipation in the democratic process, its urbane quotability crafted no doubt for those least likely to be victimized by legislation rendered in contempt of a person’s ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religious conviction, or political affiliation.
F(ascism) YOU!“I'm afraid, based on my own experience, that fascism will come to America in the name of national security.” ― Jim Garrison
MR. FISH — THE INDEPENDENT INK