Welcome to wasteyourpaint.com. This site is brought to you by the two members of the Waste of Paint production team. Our goal is to provide a space for artists, such as ourselves, to organize, create, and share their work. We are currently working on our first book Leading to Nothing.

Leading To Nothing is a Sci-Fi graphic novel set 60 years in the future in a world of corporate dystopia and the struggling alternatives to it. Can our species put aside our ancient differences and survive or will we stubbornly cling to old conflicts and fade from existence?

The story is one about us. All of us, the species Homo sapiens and our seeming obsession with self destruction. The same tendency towards self destruction seen in nature and the universe. As if we are possessed by something unknown even to ourselves, forces beyond our control raging inside each of us.

This just blew my mind when I saw it on Think Progress, so I just had to say something. On MSNBC's Morning Joe show this morning Andrew Card, former White House Chief of Staff, said this incredibly retarded thing,

"CARD: He (John McCain) selected her because she could motivate the base, excite people, and introduce women to participating in the process that really did not receive an invitation during the Democratic primary. So I thought it was a pretty exciting choice."

What are people's problems with undecided voters? Is it really so bad of them to be hard pressed to choose between two lackluster candidates? What specifically got me thinking about all of this was a recent article written by David Sedaris. I have never read anything from him before so I'm not terribly familiar with his writings at all, but, reading the article I felt he was speaking in a very condescending tone towards the undecided voters.

So while taking a piss today it suddenly occurred to me exactly why it is Friedman-ites would want to describe their economic ideology as being a force of nature rather than what it is: an ideology. The reason being it would serve their interest in justifying the gross difference of income currently present in America today. To explain why it is that a CEO of a major corporation is allowed to earn 400% more than the average employee. Currently on earth we see regions of vast wealth and vast disparity.