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The fireman is there to wash the bones and innards into the drain. The ambulance is just for the grounds staff that get hit by bouncing change and loose keys. The plan works better if the middle managers push the top management and board members out the window until the company is back within budget.
Ya know, Mr. CEO, youâd save the same amount by firing just one of the 220 middle and upper managers you hired as you would by firing 20 of the front line staff. Youâve noticed the front line staff? The ones who are seen by the customers, and who are the face of the company? Theyâre also the ones who receive the complaints about prices that rose because wage costs went up just before you anounced mass layoffs due to low profits.
An anomaly, Supreme Court, thanks to âconservativesâ,declares that cooperations are persons. So when one of their minions quits, the lucky person is given a going away party. Too bad that public services has to clean up the mess.
âYes, death to all corporate execs. And with them go the jobs they provide.âIf a company is begging for a bail-out, there are many things you can call their execs, but âjob providersâ isnât one of them.
The target and brooms look right but it couldnât be curling. They use a Zamboni instead of fire hose and I never saw a St. Johnâs Ambulance inside a bonspiel. (There are places where the previous statement actually makes a certain amount of sense.)
If corporations are people, that means they have the right to vote in all elections, right?âŠ.But why bother? Just buy a whole bunch of votes wholesaleâŠâŠMuch more efficientâŠ..
Sorry, but this would be far too merciful for my tastes. I want to see the Bank$ters perp-walked down Wall $treet (and none of this coats-over-handcuffs garbage! I want to see humiliation ALL around!) to the nearest Police precinct, be forced to go through all of the booking rigamarole that us commoners have to go through, tossed into a regular holding cell with all of the regular off-the-street riff-raff (hookers, addicts, rapists, thieves, etc.) â and do it on a late Friday afternoon so that they have to wait until Monday for arraignment and (denial of) bail! Meanwhile the Feds and cops can get search warrants and ransack all of their houses and properties for evidence â multiple times! (Donât be neat, officers! Make it a game! Have a bit of fun!) And that would be just for startersâŠ
âRemember: the corporation exists because people buy their product. Just convince people to stop buying.â
No, Companies exist to make/sell products, Corporations exist to run a Ponzie scheme using the companies as bait. Just convince people to stop investing!
Iâll agree that corporations are people when one of them gets sent to Afghanistan to serve our country, and when another one of them is tried and executed in Texas.
wrwallaceii over 11 years ago
âLet the bodies hit the floorâ; or in this case street⊠sing it everybody⊠an a one⊠an a twoâŠ
trm over 11 years ago
Looks like the ideal congressional retirement plan.
Ida No over 11 years ago
The fireman is there to wash the bones and innards into the drain. The ambulance is just for the grounds staff that get hit by bouncing change and loose keys. The plan works better if the middle managers push the top management and board members out the window until the company is back within budget.
Randy B Premium Member over 11 years ago
Corporate officers first.
Marblypup over 11 years ago
First my eye was drawn to the target and the chap with a broom, and, for a second or 2, I thought this was some strange curling game.
Varnes over 11 years ago
Wait!!! Light yourself on fire first!
Varnes over 11 years ago
And donât yell Geronimo, thatâs insensitiveâŠ.
Varnes over 11 years ago
Glad you chose the âbefore" sequence on this one, Mr. MillerâŠ.I appreciate itâŠ.
Brass Orchid Premium Member over 11 years ago
Step 1: make insurance mandatory. Step 2: take the premiums and run. Step 3: single payer.
Aaberon over 11 years ago
I laughed. Itâs not funny: Itâs true.
thirdguy over 11 years ago
I know that big events get corporate sponsorship, but I think Target might be taking this a bit too far.
bogie59 over 11 years ago
since when does a comic strip call for someone to kill themselves?? just struck me as very distasteful in a section of the paper meant to be cheery.
gosfreikempe over 11 years ago
Ya know, Mr. CEO, youâd save the same amount by firing just one of the 220 middle and upper managers you hired as you would by firing 20 of the front line staff. Youâve noticed the front line staff? The ones who are seen by the customers, and who are the face of the company? Theyâre also the ones who receive the complaints about prices that rose because wage costs went up just before you anounced mass layoffs due to low profits.
dabugger over 11 years ago
An anomaly, Supreme Court, thanks to âconservativesâ,declares that cooperations are persons. So when one of their minions quits, the lucky person is given a going away party. Too bad that public services has to clean up the mess.
Ida No over 11 years ago
âYes, death to all corporate execs. And with them go the jobs they provide.âIf a company is begging for a bail-out, there are many things you can call their execs, but âjob providersâ isnât one of them.
Ermine Notyours over 11 years ago
Mythbusters tested the lead balloon; now they need to test the golden parachute.
Ernest Lemmingway over 11 years ago
Now THIS is a âcorporate bailoutâ Iâm all for!
watmiwori over 11 years ago
How about a Golden ShowerâŠ.
hippogriff over 11 years ago
The target and brooms look right but it couldnât be curling. They use a Zamboni instead of fire hose and I never saw a St. Johnâs Ambulance inside a bonspiel. (There are places where the previous statement actually makes a certain amount of sense.)
jahoody over 11 years ago
and a prize for the biggest SPLAT!!!!
ArseGrammatica over 11 years ago
It is funny to wish death on people.
danketaz Premium Member over 11 years ago
Theyâre gonna need more brooms
Varnes over 11 years ago
If corporations are people, that means they have the right to vote in all elections, right?âŠ.But why bother? Just buy a whole bunch of votes wholesaleâŠâŠMuch more efficientâŠ..
Caddy57 over 11 years ago
Iâd be right out front if it was the âselect groupâ that received waivers on O-Care chanting JUMP! JUMP! JUMP!
reynard61 over 11 years ago
Sorry, but this would be far too merciful for my tastes. I want to see the Bank$ters perp-walked down Wall $treet (and none of this coats-over-handcuffs garbage! I want to see humiliation ALL around!) to the nearest Police precinct, be forced to go through all of the booking rigamarole that us commoners have to go through, tossed into a regular holding cell with all of the regular off-the-street riff-raff (hookers, addicts, rapists, thieves, etc.) â and do it on a late Friday afternoon so that they have to wait until Monday for arraignment and (denial of) bail! Meanwhile the Feds and cops can get search warrants and ransack all of their houses and properties for evidence â multiple times! (Donât be neat, officers! Make it a game! Have a bit of fun!) And that would be just for startersâŠ
JP Steve Premium Member over 11 years ago
âRemember: the corporation exists because people buy their product. Just convince people to stop buying.â
No, Companies exist to make/sell products, Corporations exist to run a Ponzie scheme using the companies as bait. Just convince people to stop investing!
Randy B Premium Member over 11 years ago
Iâll agree that corporations are people when one of them gets sent to Afghanistan to serve our country, and when another one of them is tried and executed in Texas.