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FLOGGING AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO PRISON COULD SAVE THE AMERICAN TAX PAYER ALMOST ONE TRILLION DOLLARS A YEAR. Who determines what cruel and unusual punishment is? What did the framers of the U.S. Constitution think it was? Up until the early twentieth century flogging was an acceptable form of public punishment. I imagine . . . → Read More: To Flog or not to Flog
. . . . . Battle not with monsters, lest ye become a monster, and if you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you. . . . . Friedrich Nietzsche. Have you ever heard of a painless torture that lasts, on average, 14 seconds before . . . → Read More: In Defense of Water Boarding CHARLEY REESE'S FINAL COLUMN FOR THE ORLANDO SENTINEL HE HAS BEEN A JOURNALIST FOR 49 YEARS. HE IS RETIRING AND THIS IS HIS LAST COLUMN. This is about a clear and easy to understand as it can be The article below is completely neutral. Neither pro or anti republican or democrat. Charlie Reese, . . . → Read More: Charley Reese’s Final Column WE RETURN WE RETURN FROM FIGHTING WE RETURN FIGHTING “Make way for Democracy! We saved France, and by the Great Jehovah, we will save it in the United States of America, or know the reason why.” These words penned by W.E.B. Du Bois were his inspiration to create a post-war global Pan-African Congress to address . . . → Read More: When Johnny Comes Marching Home CASEY ANTHONY LOOK-ALIKE RUN DOWN IN CHOUTEAU, OK On Friday, July 8, 2011, a woman was mistaken for Casey Anthony at a convenience store in Chouteau, OK. A stranger who went in to buy gas saw Sammay Blackwell leaving the store. As Blackwell was backing out, the stranger was staring her down. Moments later the stranger approached . . . → Read More: Vigilante Justice is Coming to a Town Near You NO FATE BUT WHAT WE MAKE Jerome Ersland, the Oklahoma City pharmacist found guilty of first degree murder back in May was sentenced today to life in prison with no possibilty of parole until he turns ninety-seven. In less than one minute a mild-manner pharmacist is confronted by two gangster wannabe armed . . . → Read More: No Justice in Oklahoma County Part III ONE MORE FOR THE BOOK The media trial and conviction of Casey Anthony started three years before she actually appeared before a jury of her peers. The pot being stirred all this time for a climax that was suppose to be a verdict of guilty. When it didn't happen, many people threw a proverbial . . . → Read More: Is Vigilante Justice Likely for Casey Anthony? THE LYNCHING'S OVER, NOW GO ON HOME. SHE'S NOT GUILTY The owner of the Moore Liquor Store in Moore, OK, expressed his shock and anger over the Casey Anthony verdict with a public statement he put on the store's marquee. It reads: Sell [beer] to a minor in Oklahoma – Jail. Kill one . . . → Read More: The Causality of Instant Karma SPARE THE ROD SPOIL THE CHILD Public flogging. Punishment. Delaware, early 1900's. Ullstein Bild, Te Granger collection This month Jerome Ersland will be sentenced for murder in the first degree of Antwun Parker. Chances are that he will spend the rest of his life in jail. Jerome is not your everyday garden . . . → Read More: No Justice in Oklahoma County. Part II |
Many of us wonder, especially now more than ever, what the hell were some of these politicians thinking when they came up with a screwy law, or a resolution that absolutely made no sense, or the passage of a Bill that makes you wonder what they were smoking at the time.
I think its time to put these elected officials' urine where their mouth is and make them take a drug and alcohol test to confirm wheter or not they were sober at the time they decided on issues that greatly affect our lives in a negative way.
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