Congressman Copperfield
John Stossel writes:
We don't unwittingly pay politicians, we KNOW we pay them. We also know they as a group they lie, or least evade telling us hard truths and make tough decisions.
As for magicians, in the 80s a comedian used to do a bit about how he didn't like magicians because their job is to make fools out of us.
As in: "Here's a quarter. Now, it's gone. You're a jerk!"
Magicians have more in common with politicians than they should.
When you knowingly pay someone to lie to you, we call the deceiver an illusionist or a magician. When you unwittingly pay someone to do the same thing, I call him a politician.Not quite.
We don't unwittingly pay politicians, we KNOW we pay them. We also know they as a group they lie, or least evade telling us hard truths and make tough decisions.
As for magicians, in the 80s a comedian used to do a bit about how he didn't like magicians because their job is to make fools out of us.
As in: "Here's a quarter. Now, it's gone. You're a jerk!"
Magicians have more in common with politicians than they should.
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