Althouse: Buttons for sale, at the peace march.

October 16, 2011

Buttons for sale, at the peace march.

In Madison, yesterday.

26 comments:

bagoh20 said...: Only thing missing is one that claims the earth is flat.; 10/16/11, 9:39 AM
Sal said...: She ♥s Che.; 10/16/11, 9:42 AM
Jim said...: Capitalism at its most basic. I love it.; 10/16/11, 9:46 AM
Wince said...: At least she's selling stuff on the open market, and forced to reduce her ostensible "beliefs" to writing.

Consistent with those views, of course, she a member of the printer's union, has a peddler's license, and a tax ID number, right?; 10/16/11, 10:00 AM
I'm Full of Soup said...: If Cain's 999 plan were law, I guess she would be adding a 9% sales tax to her prices? And, of course,promptly remitting the 9% tax to her beloved fed govt.; 10/16/11, 10:01 AM
edutcher said...: Exposing a nice little girl like her to the idea Che Guevara and his friends are heroes really is child abuse.; 10/16/11, 10:09 AM
DADvocate said...: Another damn capitalist!!; 10/16/11, 10:15 AM
David said...: How sweet. A murderer's memento for just a few bucks.; 10/16/11, 10:17 AM
pst314 said...: "A murderer's memento"

Nicely put.

Funny how so many "peace lovers" love sadistic thugs and mass murderers.; 10/16/11, 10:51 AM
Lucius said...: She's so cute!!

Why does she have all those buttons of that crazy murderer all over her?

Then again, why do chicks dig Kurt Cobain, a trailer-trash sociopath?; 10/16/11, 11:10 AM
Chip S. said...: I hope she's selling those at their cost of production. Otherwise she's profiteering off the embedded labor of Che.; 10/16/11, 11:20 AM
Michael Haz said...: Nothing like a girl with badges of a mass-murderer on her tits to make a protest complete.; 10/16/11, 11:30 AM
Chip S. said...: You can take the girl out of the dairy farm, but you can't take the dairy farm out of the girl.; 10/16/11, 11:34 AM
Rick67 said...: Because I'm happily married I am compelled to refrain from making a comment.; 10/16/11, 1:23 PM
hawkeyedjb said...: Huh. All sold out of the Hitler pins?; 10/16/11, 1:48 PM
Freeman Hunt said...: How bizarre. She could be a twin of my high school best friend. I have to email to see if that person is in Madison.; 10/16/11, 2:27 PM
Freeman Hunt said...: I don't think it's her even though it looks like her. If it is, she is the most well-educated seller of pins you are ever likely to meet, and if you want to know anything about physics, you should ask her.; 10/16/11, 2:43 PM
Dust Bunny Queen said...: I like the general strike button.

However.....don't you need to have a job from which to strike.

How do you strike from your bumitude status? Are you going to no longer stand on the corner, with a cardboard sign begging for money?

Oh. Hurt me. How will we ever survive the inhumanity of such a strike. Cowering in fear..../not.; 10/16/11, 3:20 PM
Deborah M. said...: Look at her apron: art major. Unless she borrowed it from a friend.; 10/16/11, 3:49 PM
Anonymous said...: Sweet , where are the insults?; 10/16/11, 4:38 PM
Chef Mojo said...: I wonder if Heinrich Himmler had a scruffy beard and a beret, people would wear t-shirts and buttons, and wave flags with his visage displayed with pride? How about Lavrentiy Pavlovich Beria? Because I really don't get the leftist fascination with Castro's executioner and mass murderer, Che Guevara. It never ceases to amaze me that a psychotic Argentine killer is the favorite image of Democrats/socialists/commies everywhere.; 10/16/11, 5:37 PM
Anonymous said...: I'd hit it.; 10/16/11, 5:54 PM
sorepaw said...: Sweet , where are the insults?

You don't see the absurdity of selling Che Guevara buttons at a peace march?; 10/16/11, 9:32 PM
Freeman Hunt said...: Not my friend. Her doppelgänger.; 10/16/11, 9:44 PM
Abdul Abulbul Amir said...: Mass murderer buttons. How nice.; 10/17/11, 8:03 AM
Paddy O said...: "Her doppelgänger."

Liberal deceptiveness knows no bounds!; 10/17/11, 9:18 AM