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Category Archives: Business/Economy
Dump Firefox—Choose Pale Moon
I used to be a very big Firefox fan—really loved this nifty little browser. But wouldn’t you know it, just when I had the whole bloody thing laid out exactly the way I wanted it—SLAM! The marching goosesteps of the Mozilla Technocrats come storm-trooping their way from the Silicon Valley right into my humble little home! Well, the Sieg Heils may be reverberating throughout Lefty La La Land, but here at The Lesbian Conservative, such sycophantic go-along-with-it salutes can not be tolerated. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged browser, Firefox, Mozilla, Pale Moon, Silicon Valley
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The Mozilla Gay Marriage Mob: The Borg is Upon Us
For failing to be assimilated into the Totalitarian Tolerance Cube by his refusal to drop to his knees and suck the cock of the golden gay marriage idol, Brendan Eich was dragged before the Inquisition of Quisling Corporate Sycophants and found guilty of daring to politically express an opposing opinion. His heresy was further compounded, when under interrogation, he refused to recant his belief in traditional marriage and rejected the pressure placed on him to change his personal and political viewpoint. Within days of accepting the CEO position, the creator/inventor of Java Script was forced out by the very organization he helped to found.
Hopefully, Brendan Eich is now seeking the advice of counsel and weighing his prospects of winning an employment discrimination lawsuit against his erstwhile employer. And based on California employment law, his prospects of successfully suing Mozilla are quite good. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Lesbian/Gay, Political/Social
Tagged Brendan Eich, Comcast, employment law, Firefox, gay gestapo, Gay Inc., gay marriage, George Takei, Mozilla, The Borg
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UAW CarpetBaggers Tossed Out of Tennessee
The unionizing of the Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee was supposed to be an easy victory for the United Auto Workers. Finding unprecedented support from the management of the plant, the UAW bosses surmised a simple slam-dunk in their first campaign battle to subjugate the recalcitrant, right-to-work South. But surprise, surprise—instead of picking that soiled union label to be forever welded to their wallets, the VW workers, to the shock and chagrin of progressive toadies everywhere, pinned the turn-down tail on this Democrat donkey. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged Big Labor, Chattanooga, Democrat Party, Right-to-Work, UAW, United Auto Workers, Volkswagen
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Getting Paid to Loaf—A Non-Working Workers’ Paradise
Yep, in our brave new Obama world, many do indeed get paid handsomely to simply loaf for wages. And the paychecks with the most dough for daily doing nothing come imprinted with the stamp of the union label.
Whether it’s billions of dollars for Obama’s greedy needy campaign, better known as the Pay Our Political Cronies stimulus fund, or the financial fiascos of the poor and perpetually pathetic United States Post Office, the ready cash for humankind clunkers keeps flowing and flowing and flowing. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged abbott and costello, Cash for Clunkers, green energy, obama, Post Office, Stimulus, unions, USPS
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Union Goons Attack Reporter in Michigan
Steven Crowder, a Fox News contributor and conservative activist, found himself on the receiving end of union violence and spittle-enhanced obscenities yesterday during demonstrations in Lansing, Michigan. The assault and battery on Crowder and the violent acts committed against others were all playfully described by the mainstream media as a boisterous day in the state capital (Brian Williams, NBC News). Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged Brian Williams, Mainstream Media, Michigan, NBC, Steven Crowder, unions
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Billionaire Refugee from Communism Gives Us a Little History Lesson
Thomas Peterffy is a Hungarian-born American entrepreneur who is the founder and CEO of Interactive Brokers, a discount brokerage firm. Mr. Peterffy, whose net worth is estimated at $5 billion, escaped from Hungary in his early twenties, coming to the United States as a penniless refugee who could not speak English. During the 1970s, this man turned a knack for computer programming into the phenomenal financial success that he enjoys today. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged capitalism, communism, entrepreneurs, free market, Thomas Peterffy
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Get Your Free Obama Phone!
Let’s see now….your right to free food stamps so you don’t have to fork out your own dough stuffing your gob….your right to free school meals so you don’t get stuck provisioning your own progeny….your right to free internet access so you don’t miss out on the Facebook/Twitter time waster fest….your right to free birth control so you don’t get screwed from all your freelance fucking….your right to free abortions so you don’t get foiled by those feisty fetuses when you’re too fagged out to take the free birth control….and now, your right to free cell phones so you don’t have to pay for the privilege of phoning your fellow deadbeats. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged cell phones, Lifeline Program, Obama Phone, Universal Service Fund
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Woman with Gun—Robbers Run
These oh so macho men thought they had an easy target until out of nowhere they received a couple of blasts of retribution. Just goes to show that even a 65-year old woman can hold her own when confronted by 5 male thugs, as long as the great equalizer is at her side. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged great equalizer, guns, jewelry store, robbery, Second Amendment, women and guns
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It’s Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day—So Let’s Flip the Bird to the NoH8 Hate Hustlers
Let’s sock it to those anti-Christian Chicken Shits, those Gay Marriage Muggers with their Muslim Blind Eye and their big time Bully Boy Tactics. Continue reading
Small Business Meets the Beltway and Gets a Standing Ovation
Representative Mike Kelly from Pennsylvania, a small business owner and hence a man who lives in the real world, gave the Beltway Boys a little life lecture on what it takes to successfully run a business. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged pennsylvania, Representative Mike Kelly, small business, The Beltway
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Welfare is Sexy—And Europe Leads the Way
Welfare is Sexy as the Graffiti Gangsters declare in this European waterfront frieze. Well, I’m sure the state’s Sozialhilfe has enabled many of these vandals to keep up with their amateur art work. After all, isn’t it the fickle fate of the genuinely creative classes to subsidize the chronically sub-par performance of the fraudulent and the fake? Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged art, europe, graffiti, socialism, Sozialhilfe, welfare
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The Business World vs The Ivory Tower
The Successful Businessman vs The Affirmative Action Pseudo-Academic Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged academic, affirmative action, business world, economy, entrepreneurs, ivory tower, Mitt Romney, obama
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The Rainbow Oreo aka The Pander Cookie
Oh joy, oh rapture! The Rainbow Oreo has arrived just in time for gay pride month. Apparently, the folks at Kraft Foods must think there is gold in them thar queers. So under the pretext of celebrating diversity and inclusiveness they are running ads that supposedly reflect the corporation’s caring commitment to gay love. Barf! Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged diversity, gay pride, Kraft Foods, Pander Cookie, Rainbow Oreo
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Romney Outwits Rendell
Mitt Romney and his campaign entourage cruised through the Philly suburbs over the weekend. On Saturday, their tour bus was scheduled to stop at a local Wawa, a popular convenience store chain in our area, where Mitt would be on tap to order a sandwich and give a short speech. Well, laying in wait for the Romney team were the not so wily Democrats, led by Mister Ed Rendell, who thought they would get their big chance to disrupt the Republicans’ ride through this so-called Blue State of ours. But things didn’t quite turn out the way Fast Eddie and his Democrat pals thought they would. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged Blue State, convenience stores, dairy farm, Ed Rendell, Fast Eddie, hoagie, Mitt Romney, pennsylvania, Philly, WaWa
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Adidas Creates Shackle Shoes
Apparently, Adidas believes they can best prepare young black men and women for their capable careers by fitting them all with shackle shoes. This corporate giant must feel that their fancy footwear is a perfect fit for every well-dressed future felon. Sort of gives new meaning to that old racist expression, Shuffle Along. Continue reading
For the EU—The Iceberg Cometh
Nigel Farage, leader of the UK Independence Party and Member of the EU parliament, is one of the saner European politicians who has the intellectual capacity to grasp the absolute idiocy of the bail-out ballyhoo of this failed progressive paradise. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged bail-outs, EU Titanic, Euro, European Union, Nigel Farage
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Germans Say No to Greek Vacations
When it comes to vacationing in Greece, it seems that the average German tourist is looking elsewhere for his fun in the sun. Citizens living in the northern European country known for its hard work and thrift have decided that spending their well-earned Euros in the land of the layabouts is not the kind of relaxation investment they were looking for. Gee, I wonder why? Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged Angela Merkel, bailouts, Euro, germany, greece, vacations
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Women and Independents Pulling Away from Obama
The Obama divide-and-conquer diversion is causing a dive in his popularity among women and independent voters. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged economy, independents, Obama's popularity, polls, women voters
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Britain: Worst Social Mobility in Western World
Can anyone be surprised at the latest study showing that the nanny nation known as the United Kingdom has the worst upward mobility prospects for its citizens than any other Western country? And of course, the obvious solution to this cultural conundrum from a socialist progressive mindset must be more more more governmental intervention into the dead-end lives of the British working classes. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged Daily Mail, social mobility, the dole, upward mobility, welfare state
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Green Jobs: It’s A-Happening, Man!
Get out your resumes, boys and girls, and get ready to turn on and tune in to the psychedelic Green Jobs Fantasy Fare. It’s A-Happening, man! Unemployed? Not to worry, Green Jobs will magically modify that sinking gut, no-pay-day dilemma. Got to earn your keep but can’t stand the capitalist creeps? Well, be of good cheer, my socialist buddies, for the government Green gimmick will pay big bucks all siphoned from the toil of tax-paying foils. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social, Science/Environment
Tagged Andrew Klavan, Green Jobs, liberals, unicorns
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Twinkies Threatened by Union Strike
With the Hostess Baking Company filing for bankruptcy back in January and with the Teamsters Union fighting every maneuver by this corporate confectionery to modify their puffed up pensions, the fate of America’s sweet tooth is hanging precariously in the balance. Twinkies and Drake’s Cakes may soon be no more. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Personal/Home
Tagged Drake's Cakes, Hostess, KandyKakes, Krimpets, TastyKake, Teamsters' Union, Twinkies
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Tax Time: Taking a Knee to the Groin
Even Canadians dread that time of year when the common citizenry get a governmental knee to the groin aggressively delivered under the guise of a caring communal regard. Continue reading
Arby’s Hates Conservatives
The fast food chain, Arby’s, doing business under the slogan The Good Mood Food, has created a bit of bad temper in many of its conservative customers. For some bizarre politically motivated reason, Arby’s went out of its way on Wednesday to make it clear to all and sundry that they would no longer advertise on Rush Limbaugh’s radio program. Since most folks in the know thought that the latest Rush riot was officially over, it seemed strange to many in the media that Arby’s was making such a public decision this late in the political news cycle. And with Limbaugh’s announcement the other day that Arby’s has never been an advertiser on his radio program in the first place, this fast food manufactured mystery has only deepened. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged Arby's, birth control, condoms, Good Mood Food, Hala Moddelmog, Rush Limbaugh
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Mama’s Boy Index: The EU’s Stay-at-Home Sons
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, well, the following chart gives us a stunning glimpse of the cultural correlations between a country’s extensive debt and the economic potency of its male population. Take a look at the debtor countries of the European Union and the percentage of their men who remain at home with Mommy. Continue reading
Philadelphia Law: Don’t Ask/Don’t Tell on Criminal Convictions
Philadelphia’s Ban the Box law goes into effect tomorrow. And this Friday the 13th employment law freakathon is sure to be a big hit with small business owners who now have yet another good reason to pull up stakes and cross the city line into the safer and saner suburbs. Better known as the Fair Criminal Screening Standards Ordinance, this piece of petty larceny legislation prohibits employers from asking on their applications or in their first interviews whether applicants have criminal convictions. Continue reading
