
This is a very typical TEA-party action.
It doesn't rely on media access. It's easy, costs almost nothing, is non-destructive, legal, and creative. It's fun, and it engages the regular everyday working people we know and love. It's a simple means of getting a simple message out, which makes it effective.
The materials? A Post-It note, a marker, your creativity, and a gas pump.
I read about this at Breitbart's BigGovernment, where James Simpson tipped us off to it. I needed to get a half tank before prices shot up some more by this weekend, so I contributed the couplet above.
If you want to take part, please observe the following guidelines:
- Don't cover up any warnings, advertisements, calibration stickers or keypads.
- Keep the language clean.
- Don't vandalize gas station property by writing on the pumps themselves! This is illegal and destructive. TEA party activists are famously respectful of both public and private property and the concerns of small business owners (as many gas station franchisees are).
- Have fun! As Saul Alinsky pointed out, " A good tactic is one your people enjoy."
