Recent media coverage of the economy has led to the financial over-education of the American public. The Infothority urges that we fix this problem and return economics to its safe and rightful place, outside the grasp of the average citizen’s comprehension. Our team of linguists (including several who were on the team that created Pig [...]
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Various groups have asked The Infothority to take a stab at America’s gay marriage dispute, so we set upon the difficult task of finding a solution that’s fair to bigoted Americans, gay Americans, and super-gay Americans alike. The answer was obvious: All must be treated equal, so no one gets to choose who they marry. The federal [...]
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From Senator, to Mayor, to Town Council Member, elected office provides more power than we should expect any person to contain within a monogamous relationship. The public scandal that erupts when nature takes its course hurts our government and hurts the families of these brave moral leaders.
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Whoever the “job creators” are, they’re not doing their job. While the government debates whether to give money to wealthy business owners or to struggling consumers, The Infothority is knocking everything we can off the shelves of American businesses. Cleaning it up? That’ll be someone else’s job, and they can thank us later. The Infothority [...]
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The Infothority’s team of undercover investigative babies is reporting a growing movement for baby unionization. In our opinion, this is bad for the country. America was founded by grown-ups, and grown-ups should remain in charge, so babies must not be allowed to bargain collectively. They simply lack the maturity, attention span, and business attire to give [...]
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***UPDATE*** Since our initial call to action, hundreds of thousands of Americans have e-mailed the U.S. Treasury Department with the credit card numbers of their relatives, roommates, neighbors, and others whose wallets were accessible. Our contact person in the Department has since asked us to remove their e-mail address from our site (presumably for plausible [...]
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