government heads to shutdown...

thenagelPost Master

i just saw something about this on reuters, and i had a thought..

if the government can't gets it's collective kaka together well enough to work together, and there really is a 'shutdown', how about we prorate their pay for the time they government is offline?
after all, they are paid to be the government, right? if it is 'shutdown' then they aren't doing their job, are they?

if you took off work for a few days because you had an argument with a co worker, would you get paid?
i don't see any reason these fat bloated windbags should be paid for not doing their jobs either.

but that's just me.

4/6/113:27 AM

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