Someone deleted a topic?

[west-texan]

Something is now gone.

It was rather long...and I was going to come in and read it in its entirety.

But it's now gone.

Facebook has really cut into the board traffic in the last few months.

[Old Rip]

I did. It was my post. It was too long and too negative and I didn't really have my heart in it as I was writing it, and it showed. So I was sufficiently embarrassed to re-read it that it took it down.

The gist of what I was saying was how phony liberals are, and to make the point I listed a couple of news items of the day:

• Michael Moore (I'll leave out the colorful adjectives I used to describe him) was blowing to the crowds of protesters in Madison, Wisconsin, spouting his usual communist rant that free enterprise should only exist to provide paychecks and benefits to the workers, and that any employer who deprives one of them of their (in his world view) God given right to a job and a claim on the rewards of other's risk taking should be arrested and thrown in jail without the benefit of a trial.
  
  Well it seems that Michael Moore's great beating liberal bleeding heart for his fellow man stops before it reaches his own bank account. A fact someone brought out was that in the works of fiction disguised as documentary films, when it came time for the great comrade Moore to employ union labor, such as lighting technicians, stage hands, etc. he opted for cheaper non-union labor on his way to a reported $100 - $200 million dollar winfall peddling his garbage to other brain dead, gullible liberals, which he has squirreled away and safely out of reach of the masses.
  
  
• Arianna Huffington, who changes political ideology to suit the opportunity of the moment about as often as I change my underwear, recently sold the Huffington Post to AOL. The Huffpo is second only to the liberal cesspool daily Kos spawned by George Soros. It seems that Ms. Huffington pocketed a tidy bourgeoisie sum of $100 million plus in that deal and then it seems that the organization announced layoffs amounting to some 20% of the Huffpo's workforce.
  

Once again, liberals show who they really are when it comes to making decisions that would effect them adversely, they quickly revert to hearless s.o.b. Republicans they so piously posture themselves above.

Oh well, when it comes to being liberal the rule of the day is "what's mine is mine, sharing is for others."