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If you’ve visited WikiPedia in the last few months, you’ve undoubtedly seen the tragically massive “help us” banner at the top of the screen.

I get it.  I’m a developer, I’ve built free stuff, and let’s be honest… WikiPedia is an amazing source of information for the world and I use it ALL the time.  OK, fine.  Let’s donate some cash and I can feel good about myself.  So I clicked the $50 radio button, and that attention-grabbing sized “Please Help” button.  ”Login to PayPal” Well, that’s handy!  But wait…  What’s this?

“You cannot use this credit card for this transaction. Please use another funding source.”

What the hell does that mean?  Why can’t I use the same form of payment I use for every other good and service on the internet?  You’re seriously going to ask people to sign up for some “other” type of funding like a bank account?  OK, well let’s just add my checking… Oh.  Check book is at home in a drawer… Where it’s been for the past 5 years because WHO WRITES A CHECK ANYMORE? Oh well, I tried to help…

This cat is my new hero.  In a country burning with bullshit accusations and finger-pointing, someone in the media finally has the balls to call it like it is.  Although the title of this YouTube video is a little silly, the point is very well made in the editing.

Politics powered by money virtually guarantees us that the people with the cash are the people with the power.  Thanks to whoever this dude is for laying it down on national TV.  Couldn’t have said it better myself.

Holy bat-shit, Batman!  When I first saw this video on Google+ I thought it was a feeble attempt at someone editing the audio to make a funny point.

Then I realized that this video is UNEDITED.  That’s actually Rick Perry, actually saying those things.

I guess the gloves are off, and we’re on to the next chapter of crazy.

Here’s the link to YouTube