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Category Archives: Law
Taxes and Tea Baggers
Can anyone explain why the IRS investigating Tea Party organizations that want tax exempt status is a bad thing? The Tea Party is a political movement. The IRS isn’t supposed to give tax exempt status to political movements. Does anyone … Continue reading
Gun background checks: Fool me once …
How do Republicans expect to get away with voting against gun background checks by saying they support gun background checks? Here’s how (from TPM): Having found themselves on the wrong side of a cause supported by the vast majority of … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Back in the USA, Law, Liars, Murder, Politics
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Kidnapped and forgotten
When a girl from a well to do family goes missing (Laci Peterson, Elizabeth Smart, JonBenet Ramsey, Chandra Levy, Natalee Holloway) the national media go into overdrive, with minute-by-minute coverage of the national disaster. But when said girls are from … Continue reading
Posted in Back in the USA, Murder, Mistaken identity, Poverty, Liars, Sexuality, Children, Law, Women
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The NRA owns the Republican Party
The National Rifle Association had its convention in Houston last week. I originally didn’t bother to find out anything about it because I already know what the message is. Nothing in the U.S. Constitution matters other than my right to … Continue reading
Posted in Back in the USA, Politics, Murder, Tea Party, Terrorism, Law, Obituaries
Tagged Sarah Palin, Rick Santorum, Paul Ryan, GLENN BECK, Rick Perry, Ted Cruz, National Rifle Association
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Kids and guns: What could go wrong? (Part 2)
David Waldman at Daily Kos keeps track of people shot in America each week. Here a snippet of his findings: This week’s compilation includes three God-given-but-somehow-forgotten guns, four accidents while cleaning loaded guns (which nobody ever does, though I’ve now … Continue reading
Those wacky Americans … and their guns
Yeah, yeah I know. Most Americans don’t care how the rest of the world sees us. But this is how the rest of the world sees us (from Euronews):
Posted in Back in the USA, Children, Law, Murder, Tea Party, Terrorism
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Kids and guns: What could go wrong?
I needed to take some time to cool off before I posted this, because I really needed to think about keeping control when I saw this earlier this week. By now, you know the story of the five-year-old Kentucky boy … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Back in the USA, Children, Law, Murder, Tea Party, Terrorism
Tagged Chipmunk, Crickett, Kentucky
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If I could talk to the animals …
Really, who doesn’t like goofy talking dog ads? When I had a dog, I used to use that voice with him. He was kind of psychotic, though. Kept biting at flies that weren’t there. The vet called it “Fly-Biting Syndrome.” … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Art, Law, Mistaken identity, Race relations, Sexuality
Tagged Domestic violence, Goat, Mountain Dew, Police lineup, Snoop Dogg
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