look, i've been in the legal system (not as a lawyer) plenty of times. i know what my experience is with the law and regardless how you feel about me doing my part to personally turn the us into afghanistan (drama much?), i will continue to uphold vigilante justice where i feel it has let me down. whether or not someone thinks it's wrong of me to do so, means absolutely nothing. it's a personal decision and completely emotional.
obliteration of the law is rampant, for instance when millionaires get away with murder, when "white collar" crime gets federal prison time (which is essentially a hotel). why not put them in general population with the rest of the inmates? crime is crime, scooter libby shouldn't have gotten pardoned, he should've gotten buttfucked just like anyone else who has to lay for 15+yrs. the law is there to be broken when needed, but respected ultimately.
not sure how much of that last part had anything to do with the thread, but i felt like saying it anyway.
obliteration of the law is rampant, for instance when millionaires get away with murder, when "white collar" crime gets federal prison time (which is essentially a hotel). why not put them in general population with the rest of the inmates? crime is crime, scooter libby shouldn't have gotten pardoned, he should've gotten buttfucked just like anyone else who has to lay for 15+yrs. the law is there to be broken when needed, but respected ultimately.
not sure how much of that last part had anything to do with the thread, but i felt like saying it anyway.
they can land a rover on mars, yet they still have to stick a human finger up my ass to do a prostate exam?! - ricky gervais
