For some time I have thought it possible to construct modern America's functional theology from a study of bumper stickers. However destructive may be the concealed marijuana, cocaine and other chemicals, bumper stickers openly advertise ideas which may be much more destructive.
Ideas have consequences.
In the individual cases, one suspects that the couples are being facetious. Medical expenses incurred through government-mandated entitlement programs have played a considerable part in the monetary crisis facing the nation. As bumper stickers have served outdoors for years, T-shirts now catechise modern American religion indoors. Reflecting our mercantile genius is a predominance of advertising. Millions of young people offer themselves to merchants as living billboards, not only free, but paying for the privilege of doing so.