Thanks for ruining my day! I thought this fat sack of sanctimonious Republican shit had been dead and burning in Hell for years and now I find out he's fucking alive and has undoubtedly been living like a goddam filthy-rich asshole all this time. I'm going back to bed.
Back in the days of Genghis Khan, Mr. Meese would have been sewn into the body of a recently slaughtered quadruped and left in the desert for the rats to devour, bite by bite.
Then again, why torture some poor beast in the name of giving this human tumor his due?
Only in America, only in this absolute moral and intellectual vacuum, does this shit stain get to walk free.
If you assume that when it comes to public servants, we get what we deserve, we have really fucked ourselves dry these last 29 years or so...
Goddamn, Pareene. Lay the entire prison industrial complex and the profiteering of their well connected Republican friends and donors at his feet. The neo-thug Republicans want people locked up, the prison industry wants people locked up, and the small town white broke high school population of prison guards working for these privatized prisons but barely getting paid more than minumum wage while the CEO's profit grossly, they want people locked up
Privatized prisons, with atrocious health care for inmates and awful working conditions for staff, lobbied for and paid for by Republicans wanting to fund money making businesses with tax dollars, have been one of the few made-in-USA growth industries providing jobs in the past 20 years, at the expense of all us in general, and the people locked up in them and the communities to whom they are released more violent than they were when they went in in particular
haha, hysterical! The prison industrial complex is helping to bankrupt our states and the people responsible are trying to put the blame on others. I thought tough-on-crime was all about personal responsibility, but it's always everyone else's, never their own. Hypocritical jerks.
Hey we can't have those foreign lobsters coming in and taking the jobs of god American lobsters. You know, simmering in pots and being eaten with clarified butter.
Meese: 'Suspects who are innocent of a crime should. But the thing is, you don't have many suspects who are innocent of a crime. That's contradictory. If a person is innocent of a crime, then he is not a suspect.'
So, guilty until proven innocent? Also, I'm sure there has never been anyone wrongfully convicted. Ever.
There was an awesome civil rights case of the thug Republican Justice Department then in power arresting a bike messenger wearing a t-shirt with that message and trying to walk into a public building
@If_I_Had_a_Poodle: ''We can't keep them in stock,'' Robert Dotolo, a cashier at Common Concerns, a bookstore that is selling both shirts said Friday. ''We sold 50 in about two hours.''
Mr. Dotolo said proceeds from the ''Experts Agree'' T-shirt would go to a legal defense fund for four people who were recently charged with defacing public property with the identically worded anti-Meese posters.
Guess who was Attorney General when the penalties for crack were increased but the penalties for powder cocaine were not? Mr. Edwin Meese!!! So let's not forget the racism angle.
Well, to be fair, Meese is right. People who do un-American demon drugs should be locked up forever. I mean, it's not like they patriotically sold arms to Iran to fund a guerrilla war to overthrow the government of Nicaragua or anything.
But the thing is, you don't have many suspects who are innocent of a crime. That's contradictory. If a person is innocent of a crime, then he is not a suspect.
@braak: You are, as usual, completely correct.: So how do I go about getting paid to have ridiculous opinions about the law? Do I need a law degree to be retarded about the law? I already don't have a law degree so I'm already qualified to be wrong.
@Pope John Peeps II: He works for the Heritage Foundation. I think you just have to have, at some point, teabagged Ronald Reagan. Heritage Foundation is basically a pension for those guys.
@Botswana Meat Commission FC: When is it a violation to give a false weather report? From my experience, Weathermen (and women!) give incorrect weather reports all the fuckin time.
@Blackballs: You'd probably have to be able to prove that the weatherman knowingly reported the weather falsely.
It's probably actually got something to do with corn futures or orange juice or some shit--meteorologists aren't allowed to claim that the hurricane is going to hit Florida, causing the price in oranges to drop and allowing them to buy up stock in oranges that they know will be safe.
It's about time we scrapped it. Did you know nearly 26% of meteorologists with stock in orange juice and corn futures are in jail?
@Blackballs: Incorrect is not necessarily false. Mathematically, weather is intrinsically not predictable. So it's going to be wrong, but not always false.
@braak:
Everyone knows the best way to game the Frozen Concentrated Orange Juice market is to replace Beeks' crop report with a fake one while impersonating a rastafarian, Irish priest and Bavarian fraulein.
@Botswana Meat Commission FC: The more I tried to imagine the hypothetical scenario that this law would prevent, the more it started to sound like Trading Places.
Janice Huff must have a mile long rap sheet. Also, do not mess with her, she will cut you with a shiv faster than you can say "There's a storm system moving in an easterly direction."
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Then again, why torture some poor beast in the name of giving this human tumor his due?
Only in America, only in this absolute moral and intellectual vacuum, does this shit stain get to walk free.
If you assume that when it comes to public servants, we get what we deserve, we have really fucked ourselves dry these last 29 years or so...
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Privatized prisons, with atrocious health care for inmates and awful working conditions for staff, lobbied for and paid for by Republicans wanting to fund money making businesses with tax dollars, have been one of the few made-in-USA growth industries providing jobs in the past 20 years, at the expense of all us in general, and the people locked up in them and the communities to whom they are released more violent than they were when they went in in particular
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So, guilty until proven innocent? Also, I'm sure there has never been anyone wrongfully convicted. Ever.
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Of course, he is still around and of course he opposed Sotomayor for the Supremes
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There was an awesome civil rights case of the thug Republican Justice Department then in power arresting a bike messenger wearing a t-shirt with that message and trying to walk into a public building
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I want that t-shirt
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Mr. Dotolo said proceeds from the ''Experts Agree'' T-shirt would go to a legal defense fund for four people who were recently charged with defacing public property with the identically worded anti-Meese posters.
Brilliant.
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Braak's profile name. Very sneaky...
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You know what you did, Al Roker...
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It's probably actually got something to do with corn futures or orange juice or some shit--meteorologists aren't allowed to claim that the hurricane is going to hit Florida, causing the price in oranges to drop and allowing them to buy up stock in oranges that they know will be safe.
It's about time we scrapped it. Did you know nearly 26% of meteorologists with stock in orange juice and corn futures are in jail?
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Everyone knows the best way to game the Frozen Concentrated Orange Juice market is to replace Beeks' crop report with a fake one while impersonating a rastafarian, Irish priest and Bavarian fraulein.
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