Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Entitlement generation

Ashton Kutcher says some thing on TV. And suddenly, he's a wise man according to conservatives.

This is the actor who played Michael Kelso in That 70's Show. You know, the good looking guy who's not very smart, smokes pot, screws around, gets caught. Sort of sounds like Bill Clinton.

Only Bill Clinton isn't Charlie Sheen replacement on Two and a Half Men. Walden Schmidt! That's the name!

A kind of mindless, entitled internet billionaire who screws around with older women and their daughters. "Walden lived primarily with his mother. Dad popped out of the picture He was raised for the first four years of his life with a baby Gorilla named Magilla.

Bad TV is bad TV. Not Ashton's fault. But saying that the unemployed are worse than anyone with a job? Using the show, Ellen, as a platform, he said, “I think the only thing that can be below you is to not have a job” So what jobs and job holders are better than any one currently unemployed?

So the financial mafia comes to mind. Pimps. President Nixon. Political lobbyists like JACK ABRAMOFF.

Or just anyone on this time line of the Abramoff Scandal.

So why mention any of this?

The Conservative Post calls Kutcher's comments "eye-opening and inspiring."

There are some jobs below me and my personal standards. I'm including any job replacing Charlie Sheen on TV.

Beneath us all to be that social example.

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