Read the package of those little magnetic ribbons. There is no statement that any of the proceeds go to help our veterans. Every cent, presumably, goes into the pocket of cynical corporations like Walmart, Walgrens, Linen&Things, and so on.

I'll be moving those ribbons every chance I get. Thanks for the great idea.
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And do you suspect they are made in the U.S. or China?

I think this should be our national anthem.

Quoth Agent BB2: "stunning intellectualism".

And, ya know, I think I have finally punched through to the other side of lethally appalled because for the first time I actually laughed when watching *, instead of my insides going into fight or flight to switch him off....

Terrific!

If moving magnetic stickers isn't your thing, be sure to at least freeway blog your message.

AND...

Heads up.

This coming Saturday, October 27, people from all walks of life will gather in 11 cities around the country in a national expression of the breadth and depth of antiwar sentiment in this nation.

http://oct27.org/

Hilarious, sad, and true.

I tried to link this image with a tag, it worked in the preview, but it didn't show up when I submitted it, so you'll have to click here to see it.

Here's the text: We Support The Guy In China Selling These Idiotic Magnets

You should take a look at the Wounded Warriors Project. It raises awareness for severely wounded combat U.S. combat veterans in Iraq and Afghanistan. It really puts a face on the cost of the war. Here's a link:

http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/aarwebshow

Jeff

Jeff,
Thank you so much for the link to Wounded Warriors Project.

Colleen

Brad, I think those Support Our Troops ribbons are made in China. They have that "crispy" poorly sealed plastic wrap on them that I have only encountered on Chinese products.

It sounds like they are out of fashion in CA, but in other places they are plastered on cars, pickups, SUVs, H3s, etc. I want to get one that says "Support Our Troops, Restore Their FULL BENEFITS."

BTW, have you ever considered discussing lead and its "wonderful" uses and why it is so prevalent in China? Relevance to your blog is that I suspect that the people who do not see the threat of real voter fraud as well as the fake voter fraud you revealed, have been sucking on too many lead-coated objects. Remember that it was in part lead poisoning that destroyed the Roman Empire.
Thanks for hanging in there. I'll donate some cash using a pseudonym, er, my real name.

The most appealing magnetic sticker I have run across said, "Support Magnetic Stickers."

Go Assylum Street Spankers!! Proud to see members of the Austin, TX community featured on such a great space!! These guys are hilarious and a regular Sunday brunch feature here in Austin. I enjoyed the Spinocrat video as well!!

I was never one for the ribbon thing of any sort, cars, lapels, etc. But if I had one on my suv and caught you messing with it, you'd be pulling it out of your a**.