Even if it's wrong

[dalehileman]

The right wing pursues its narrow goals at all cost. In the case of global warning, for instance, it's the immediate-profit motive

I'm reminded of the cartoon where two panicky canoeists who have lost their paddle drift toward the head of a waterfall when one of them says, "Let's do something, even if it's wrong"

I envision two railroad workers on a handcar looking for debris in a narrow single-track tunnel approaching a curve when one says, "I think I hear a train,"

whereupon the other replies, "Just watch for trash"

[PhilHunt]

I think the canoeist's exclaimation is meant to be smutty. I'm reminded of a quote from a TV programme in the UK called Oranges aren't the only fruit; "How can something this beautiful be so wrong?"

As for politics, I will quote Robin Williams in Man of the Year. "Politicians are like diapers, they both need to be changed often and they're both full of the same thing. <No offence Bob ;)>

[Bobinwales]

What else would you expect from an American with a Welsh name who thinks that English women speak with Edinburgh accents?

[PhilHunt]

What else would you expect from an American with a Welsh name who thinks that English women speak with Edinburgh accents?

Or, do Edinburgh women speak with English accents?

(waiting to be lynched by a Scot)