Would you not fight for your vote if someone took it from you?

It is sad that the silly monkeys who continually put themselves in charge of the human race so consistently make the same mistakes and commit the same crimes in their desperate attempts to cling to power. Every time it becomes a new battle. Silly monkeys.

Say goodnight, Mrs. Putin.

Indeed. Silly and sad.

Causing property damage isn’t the same thing as terrorizing people, rather, it’s a means of making oppressive policies too expensive to maintain. Given that the distribution of power (and force) in this case was clearly in the state’s favor, I would say that these women would have been entirely justified in targeting policymakers. The fact that they did not, excepting a few cases, shows an impressive degree of restraint and courage.

1. Print out.
2. Cover in clear contact paper.
3. Tack up on kitchen cabinet door between Airwolf flightsuit patch and glow in the dark rubber octopus.
4. Smile.

The whole thing is bloody outrageous, isn’t it? Same way we’ll feel about gay marriage and who knows how many other things a century from now.

I’ll bet the machine will have recycled a new cause to rally against by the time a century goes by.

The whole thing is bloody outrageous, isn’t it? Same way we’ll feel about gay marriage and who knows how many other things a century from now.

Many of us already do. And just as there are a handful of people left who believe half their fellow citizens should be disenfranchised, there will be holdouts who can’t stand not dictating the relationships of others.

I’ll bet the machine will have recycled a new cause to rally against by the time a century goes by.

Maybe, but I still wouldn’t want to live in the past. I’m guessing it would suck more.

“Sir, with respect, in will require the latest in cover photo-graphic device to properly investigate a dangerous group of women of ill repute, deleterious to the common order.”

“Officer, what have I told you about those filthy habits of yours?”

“No, sir, not those women sir, the terrorist ones.”

“Ah, very well. Did you have a number in mind or should I open an expense account?”

It’s not good per se, but it is perversely reassuring to know that the term terrorism was being bandied about for things that clearly weren’t even a hundred years ago.

Tell me about it. Burn a few churches and send a few mail bombs and suddenly the government thinks you’re a terrorist!

It’s outrageous.

Joking aside, I truly think that back then I’d be dead from a stress-related asthma attack or an ulcer if I had to endure the punishment these women shouldered in their fight for civil rights.