We only get this one, brief life, and amazingly some people decide they are going to spend it trying to give tax cuts to the rich.
The weird thing is I have this sneaking suspicion that Paul Ryan thinks that he is a genuinely good person leading a purposeful life.
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The key to writing a good villain in any medium is that they nearly ALWAYS consider themselves the good guys.
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Honestly most enemies of the people probably do
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"What's said in the family stays in the family." Not a fucking chance.pic.twitter.com/qheMjPBAeW
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sadly I think most people feel that way, even if their life is devoid of purpose.
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No way
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For sure
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I think he thinks he is acting in the cause of (radical!) freedom
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Much like Al Capone.
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Well you're definitely right on that one, though it does not attack the validity of Paul Ryan's arguments
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