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Sunday, Nov 8, 2009
This only goes to reinforce, though it was already pretty clear, that the scoundrels in Washington are just looking out for each other and the elite who put them in power. The last thing they care about is the rule of law, fair play, or the interests of the average Joe. They are the antithesis of all that is good and true in this world.
liberals sue everyone about anything they think they can get into court ...
Wow. And I though Norm Coleman was a Republican....
Cheers,
We Have A Winner for Today's ToD
Eager to see who could have earned TOD so early in the day, I clicked on your link to find no one had been named.
Still, I was very glad to see Derbig got his Mensch crown.
That one just boggles the mind.
I'm not ignoring you, but I will be busy with something until later tonight. I'll happily respond to your questions then.
Thanks,
JS
It's there.
You just have to work for it.
It's there.You just have to work for it.
I beg your pardon.
It's not very pretty.
It will win you few converts.
Perhaps you have such high regard for your radical Islamic Brothers because you share with then a certain kind of hysteria and the same utter refusal to consider criticism of your cause.
Your politics some think is your religion.
Does secular humanism turn into Das Sekular Humanizm, run by an all powerful state, run by enlightened bureaucrats who all think exactly as you do?
Are you so rigid in your views and so horrified by those who object or differ, because, for you, your politics is a fundamental belief system.
If that is the case, and you are willing to take a look at it, does it not boil down to a kind of madness.
Is it your madness which makes you mad, and not really Bush who makes you so mad alla da tyme?
We all need someone to lean on goes the song. Is this youe religion, and anyone who differs is a non-believing infidel?
Hello?
I'm a human being too, so excuse me!
I'm just asking you to think. Your pony tails won't fall off if you think, my frems.
It is tricky today. Listen to the music.
You are so cocksure of your politics and so deranged when dealing with criticism or opposition to your views....
You mispelled "wittily and incisively sarcastic". Not that a person of your intellectual mein would notice.
Cheers,
Think about THIS, suppurating hemorrhoid
http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2009/01/07/1736214.aspx
and tell us about the superiority of your political ideology.
Nitwit.
Yet another piece of evidence, to support Glenn's thesis.
Harry Reid on Ted Stevens:
"My personal feeling, you guys, I don't know what good that [would do]... He was a real war hero too, you know. He's been punished enough,"
Thank you for your reply. I love the internet because I get to ask smart people questions--and they answer me. That is so cool.
Police interrogators are known for that ("Confess everything and you can go home!"...not) but prosecutors generally don't speak to defendants, but to their attorneys, so that wouldn't work.
Have you met any of my attorneys?;)
If I were him I would have gone to someone like Russ Feingold or John Conyers and not the press. That's the way to out the program without criminal liability.
I would bet dollars to doughnuts that Tamm wouldn't have told them anything they didn't already know.
No, you are wrong there. You are a Homo Sapien animal no doubt, but to be fully human requires much more. You are not human.
Your comments here show someone who lacks empathy and even a drop of Human Kindness or compassion.
There is possible a cure. Find a place where Quakers are talking to one another a listen a while. Just listen. Perhaps that might jolt you in some way into being aware of the animalistic things you have stood for here.
Note: I pick Quakers over my own path in that they are very American and not as foreign sounding as some eastern ways. But, there are many other paths toward curing yourself.
I beg your pardon. --Scooter Libby
I beg your pardon. --Scooter Libby
Yes, but did Scooter "have to work for it"?
I think not.
You are doing a very good job in making my case that true believers like you who accept no criticism and brook no opposition are exactly why our Founding Fathers did their very best to create a complicated government structure which would hopefully forever bar dangerous nut cases such as yourselves from ever winning power.
Cheers
"I try to keep my defendants out of the grand jury because they get to explain what they did and often you will have jury nullification - they will dismiss the case (and there's nothing the prosecutor can do about it) if they think if they think the defendant was right to do what he did, even if he did break the letter of the law.-- Jestaplero
Is this true? I thought that pretty much the whole purpose of having a jury was the possibility of exactly that: nullification based upon the defendant explaining, and the jury agreeing that he was right to do what he did, even if he did break the letter of the law. If not, surely justice is a lie.
"...true believers ... who accept no criticism and brook no opposition ... forever bar dangerous nut cases ... from ever winning power."
Thanks smellyfeet
You are doing a very good job in making my case that true believers like you who accept no criticism and brook no opposition are exactly why our Founding Fathers did their very best to create a complicated government structure which would hopefully forever bar dangerous nut cases such as yourselves from ever winning power.Cheers
-- Lotus Feet
because you seem very confused about the difference between elections and governance. You might want to read up on that, e.g., moron W was elected (well, sort of) and he is clearly a very dangerous nut case indeed.
Double-cheers!
Much of the initial coverage about Fort Hood turned out to be wrong. Is there anything wrong with that?
The accountability imposed by another country for the CIA's kidnapping and torture reveals much about our own.
Fox News' morning show plays to type, talking about whether Muslims in the Army should face "special debriefings"
The survivor and author is upset about comparisons some on the right are making to genocide
219 Democrats and one Republican join in favor of the legislation, which passed by a narrow margin
Salon headlines in your mailbox
