Inane Paragraph of the Week:

Stan Transue at the increasingly worthless Examiner could use a couple lessons in history, the constitution, economics, and maybe logic. Read the whole article at your own risk! But here's the nasty clip I couldn't let go by without a flipping bird and a host of foul language:

Since no one wants to pay more taxes, they must be tricked into doing so. The purveyors of social debt often justify themselves by advancing the notion of “rights.” As if those defined in the Constitution are somehow incomplete, opportunists in Washington advocate additional rights like, “the Consumer’s Bill of Rights;” the “Employees Bill of Rights;” the Patient’s Bill of Rights; and a host of other special “rights” legally secured by laws designed to protect specific minority groups against a purportedly abusive society.

Yup, just so you get that: the consumers', employees', and patients' bill of rights are all tricks used by the government to get you to pay more taxes.

These rights are defined in the constitution; minorities do require protection from abuse and discrimination; and the need for corporate regulation - which has been proven over the past decade as not only helpful to individuals but to our economy on the whole - cannot be denied.

Proves anybody can write any kind of rubbish bullshit and get it published. The more krap that comes my way from the examiner, the more I fear for their consciences and credibility. There's no responsibility in this type of writing.