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When American Communities Have Taken the Law Into Their Own Hands The New York Times August 10, 1919 By Alfred B Williams Of all animals the American citizen, considered collectively, is the most docile, patient, and submissive, the most indifferent and good humored, and the most terrible. So deep within this psychology as to be . . . → Read More: The Fury of Patient Men 
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune November 1, 1868 Author unknown. Cheyenne. Oct. 31. Passengers from Gildner Station, west of Bryan, report that five robbers were hung yesterday by Vigilantes, supposed to have come from Laramie City. Among the men hung were Dave Mullen and a man named Morris. One of the most . . . → Read More: The Far West
Mary Nelson and her Son, L.D. Nelson, were the first to fall victim to lynch-mob justice after Lee Cruce took office. They were accused of killing Deputy Sheriff George J. Loney in a desperate act to cover-up a crime they were alleged to have committed. As consequences for their actions, both were . . . → Read More: The Lynching of Mary Nelson and her Son: Okemah, OK May 25, 1911 |
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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