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Friends, I don't usually like to talk about my personal finances, but I have to be honest with you about the fact that I have very little money. Despite this, I had pretty much gotten it worked out to where I was going to just about be able to afford the $400 monthly payment on a 2012 Dodge Charger Super Bee:
Yes, yes, this would have meant cutting back on certain non-essential items such as household gas and electricity, but I felt it was well worth it to have safe, reliable transportation, and I was going to head on down to the Dodge dealership and sign the loan paperwork today.
Therefore, you can probably imagine the state of shock I entered when I learned of today's Supreme Court decision.
Now I have to call up Pedro, the very nice salesman at the Dodge dealership, and break the news to him that I no longer have $400 a month to spend on this...
...because the Supreme Court says it's perfectly fine for Barack Obama to force me to instead spend that money on this:
I am so blind with rage right now, I'm seriously considering going and picketing in front of the Federal Building in San Francisco. I might even set fire to a few trash cans.
That may sound awfully extreme to some of you good folk, but I'll tell you, right at this moment, Psalm 37:8 is the only thing preventing me from heaving bricks through that building's windows.
Yes, yes, this would have meant cutting back on certain non-essential items such as household gas and electricity, but I felt it was well worth it to have safe, reliable transportation, and I was going to head on down to the Dodge dealership and sign the loan paperwork today.
Therefore, you can probably imagine the state of shock I entered when I learned of today's Supreme Court decision.
Now I have to call up Pedro, the very nice salesman at the Dodge dealership, and break the news to him that I no longer have $400 a month to spend on this...
...because the Supreme Court says it's perfectly fine for Barack Obama to force me to instead spend that money on this:
I am so blind with rage right now, I'm seriously considering going and picketing in front of the Federal Building in San Francisco. I might even set fire to a few trash cans.
That may sound awfully extreme to some of you good folk, but I'll tell you, right at this moment, Psalm 37:8 is the only thing preventing me from heaving bricks through that building's windows.
Cease from anger, and forsake wrath: fret not thyself in any wise to do evil.
I don't live in The States and there's no news here to speak of from your side of the pond. More so now that News Of The World's closed and The Times will be hived off too, soon.
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