“All Roads Lead to Cornithaca” – “Freedom” Bumper sticker

“Freedom” Bumper sticker

“Freedom – It’s not ‘rent-to-own’ – it’s only rented.” It’s been endlessly repeated in stories and in life — if you give up your responsibilities; you’ll give up your rights. Government was a burden – now it’s a Boss.

Will they tell us how we can change that? Or just tell us not to worry. When one door closes; another door opens – it’s a good description of an abattoir.

“All Roads Lead to Cornithaca” – “The road to hell” Bumper sticker

“The road to hell” Bumper sticker

“The road to hell is paved with good intentions – but the slide to hell is greased with bad ones.” It’s not just about the destination; it’s about being able to stop and check out the view . . . and take another look at your map.

“All Roads Lead to Cornithaca” – “Stop pretending you care” Bumper sticker

“Stop pretending you care” Bumper sticker

“Stop pretending you care.” Some bumper stickers have more right to be on bumpers than others. Wouldn’t you like those behind you to see what you so often would like to say? In this world of shameless preening and self-promotion; the pretense of caring is one of the most insulting poses.

“All Roads Lead to Cornithaca” – “The Shroud of Policy” Bumper sticker

“The Shroud of Policy” Bumper sticker

“The Shroud of Policy” Religious beliefs must be open to examination and proof – but secular beliefs are too sacred for dispute.

Aren’t you tired of people just “saying” – and demanding unquestioning acceptance of their policy decisions? Materialistic beliefs are amenable to materialistic examination.

When they put lead into one end of their black box; and take out gold from the other end: it’s called fraud. When they put lead into one end of their black box and take out nothing from the other end: it’s called “policy.”

O.K. That didn’t work. So then they bring out another black box . . .