For too many, they continue to
drink the Kool-aid peddled by various (not all) form shops and consultants with little appreciation for whether the documents they receive actually reflect their operations and limit their liability and responsibility.
Don't Let the Kids
Drink the Kool-Aid: Confronting the Left's Assault on Our Families, Faith, and Freedom contends that the left has embarked on a campaign to create a generation of socialists and, that it's worked.
She may have derived aspects of her oppositional aesthetics from Marinetti and company, but she possessed far too critical an intelligence to
drink the Kool-Aid.
Rather than
drink the Kool-Aid, John reached out and bridged his customers, corporations and the White House.
Kings of Leon wants its disciples to
drink the Kool-Aid (so to speak) on the gospel-driven, rock 'n' roll sermon, "Radioactive." With the passion and drive of a Bible-waving, Evangelical preacher, Caleb Followill howls, "It's in the water/It's in the story/It's where you came from/The sons and daughters/In all their glory/It's gonna shape them/And when they clash/And come together/And start rising/Just drink the water/Where you came from." This arena-ready opus comes equipped
McCaughey that said, "all it takes to see the fallacy of "health-care reform" is to read the various bills and not
drink the kool-aid being poured.
Which must mean that soon the socalled "Dignitas" Swiss finishing-off school, where sad cases go to
drink the Kool-Aid, will be coming to a street like yours.
DRINK THE KOOL-AID: Enthusiastically buy the company line
Hopefully, by the time our three kids are socially conscious adult consumers, gender will be acknowledged as a wide spectrum, and toys will be available in a variety of colors for kids to choose from, without having to buy in to sickly-sweet or testosterone-fueled visions of childhood, or
drink the Kool-Aid, to get the toy.
[At times,] we
drink the Kool-Aid."--Internal board presentation delivered by Raymond W.
Fewer cities seem as interested in being held hostage by team owners, and fewer people
drink the Kool-Aid that says a professional team is the answer to the difficulties of a city.
According to Reuters, some influential Republicans have begun to "
drink the Kool-Aid" on global warming.