Congress Uses Our Money To Fund A Depraved "Hamster Fight Club"
And other stupid programs like it? This kind of $chiff Adds Up!
You'd think a "Hamster Fight Club" is something me dino would dig up out of The Babylon Bee. This cruel and unusual research raks along with Dr. "I Am Science" Fauci funding Chinese scientists to torture dogs with sand fleas. To prove what? That pain hurts? What's next? Cock fights?
No wonder there's at least decent caring people out there who formed a nonprofit organization called White Coat Waste. White Coat Waste says the National Institute Of Health (NIH) and the National Science Foundation (NSF) spent over $1.5 million of our tax dollars to watch aggressive genetically altered hamsters rip into docile ones.
To follow the science? What science? This is taxpayer-funded animal abuse plain and simple.
Can't you hear some mealy-mouthed Congress person now? "Whut? Just a measly $1.5 million bucks, ya say? Shucks! That's just a drop in the bucket! How could that really impact inflation?"
Ever put a pot under a leaky faucet dripping a slow steady flow of drops? Fills up surprisingly fast to overflowing, doesn't it?
If you start counting every one of those isolated programs often stuffed hidden away in bills for all the gimme gimmes out there that become laws, the total price tag and its inflationary impact adds up very quickly.
You'd think a "Hamster Fight Club" is something me dino would dig up out of The Babylon Bee. This cruel and unusual research raks along with Dr. "I Am Science" Fauci funding Chinese scientists to torture dogs with sand fleas. To prove what? That pain hurts? What's next? Cock fights?
No wonder there's at least decent caring people out there who formed a nonprofit organization called White Coat Waste. White Coat Waste says the National Institute Of Health (NIH) and the National Science Foundation (NSF) spent over $1.5 million of our tax dollars to watch aggressive genetically altered hamsters rip into docile ones.
To follow the science? What science? This is taxpayer-funded animal abuse plain and simple.
Can't you hear some mealy-mouthed Congress person now? "Whut? Just a measly $1.5 million bucks, ya say? Shucks! That's just a drop in the bucket! How could that really impact inflation?"
Ever put a pot under a leaky faucet dripping a slow steady flow of drops? Fills up surprisingly fast to overflowing, doesn't it?
If you start counting every one of those isolated programs often stuffed hidden away in bills for all the gimme gimmes out there that become laws, the total price tag and its inflationary impact adds up very quickly.
