Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for October 06, 2016

You might just stay there the next four years no matter the outcome…

Gonna need more beer…..Maybe some batteries?…Pizza?…..Um, chicks?

Oh, for the record, Bruno, I’m a Mary Ann guy…Ginger is too glitzy……And I like Betty more than Wilma, too…with her fancy rock necklace….

I think we should have done a bit of that in Australia, last election …

No hope then?

Uhhhh … someone want to translate for me?

That must be a really good radio, considering the likely distance to the next island with a broadcast station.

An island would be a nice change compared to hearing and seeing election foolishness every minute.Down side is, I’d have to come back to whatever chaos develops from the election.

There is no one likely to win this election that would make me want to get off that island.

there’s a difference in crookedness?

May as resign ourselves to the fact that whoever wins, we all lose.

whine They’re all corrupt! whinge

And thus Wiley demonstrates why we have corrupt politicians – an apathetic and uninvolved electorate that expects human perfection in their leaders and cries when they cannot find it.

Or when their batteries run out.

Where can I find an island like that? Mind you, that one is a bit overcrowded.

I’ve cut the morning news down to weather and traffic.

ChessPirate

I think that is due to the lead being made to look “glamorous” to the point that the humanity is lost. With those made to look “normal” to avoid competing, humanity is more attractive.

Cozmik Cowboy….Thank you. I knew there was another pair as an example….Good call Dude…..Mmmmmmmmmm…………Bailey……..Yea……

Where is this island? I want to go there AFTER the election.

Thanks Bruno, I was wondering…..I did lose a couple of posts the other day though…What’s up with the message below?

I wish I could say I love all the false equivalency. However, I don’t. I’m not happy either, but I would rather not see full-on evil win. One candidate has a long record of service, one has no interest in serving anyone beyond himself. Anyone else, family, friends, employees, are only extensions of himself. Once they no longer serve him sufficiently, they’re discarded. Why does any American feel he’ll look out for them?

Perhaps we have the smoke filled rooms of each party choose a candidate, then have them pull for the short straw (meet the new boss, same as the old boss). Voila (a French word but pronounced by us southern ’merican as walla), a new president is chosen.