[Technorati tags: Cartoons, Chickens, Altruism, Charity]
At the college where I work, we have to teach ‘citizenship’. I’m putting this on the agenda.
Is this a “compassionate conservatives” joke? Or am I reading too much into it?
Brilliant!and what do the CAA do with their donations? (Assuming they get any.)
It’s actually consistent. If you contribute to fighting altruism, you’re hardly being altruistic.
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The most-visited Savage Chickens cartoons of all time: 1. How To Cure Your Arachnophobia 2. I Love You More 3. Spot the Differences 4. Chewbacca 5. Hallucinations 6. Eight Steps 7. Brick House 8. Tigger 9. Curling Revisited 10. Making a List
At the college where I work, we have to teach ‘citizenship’. I’m putting this on the agenda.
Is this a “compassionate conservatives” joke? Or am I reading too much into it?
Brilliant!
and what do the CAA do with their donations? (Assuming they get any.)
It’s actually consistent. If you contribute to fighting altruism, you’re hardly being altruistic.