...and take that Rove guy with you.
Friday, June 14, 2013
Monday, June 10, 2013
This is Entrapment
HAYWARD -- An elementary school will hold a toy gun exchange Saturday, offering students a book and a chance to win a bicycle if they turn in their play weapons.
Strobridge Elementary Principal Charles Hill maintains that children who play with toy guns may not take real guns seriously.
"Playing with toys guns, saying 'I'm going to shoot you,' desensitizes them, so as they get older, it's easier for them to use a real gun," Hill said.
At Saturday's event, called Strobridge Elementary Safety Day, a Hayward police officer will demonstrate bicycle and gun safety, and the Alameda County Fire Department is sending a rig and crew to talk about fire safety.
Fantastic!!! Wonderful!!!! And, of course, HYPOCRITICAL. Think about it. It is against the rules to bring toy guns to school at Strobridge Elementary. It says so right in their school rules.
Knives, guns, explosives and toy weapons are prohibited and warrant suspension and/or expulsion.
So, in order to participate in this over-reaching Liberal nonsense, the child has to break the rules (since the exchange is taking place at the school). And, we wouldn't want to desensitize the little monsters...here...have a condom.
Again, I think we could solve all this jackassery by showing up in principals offices nationwide and calling the police to arrest the principals for having letter openers on their desks which are essentially knives.
Muslim Spring is a Nasty Bastard
AMMAN (Reuters) - Members of an al Qaeda-linked Islamist group in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo executed a 15-year-old boy in front of his parents on Sunday as punishment for what the group regarded as a heretical comment, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
Mohammad Qataa was shot in the face and neck a day after being seized, said the pro-opposition monitoring group, which is based in Britain and uses a network of observers across Syria.
These are the rebels attempting to overturn the current Syrian government. They are a part of the movement that Senator McCain was so proud to visit a week or so ago.
The choices are simple...
1. A rotten wormy apple
2. Another rotten wormy apple
or
3. Just ignore the entire barbaric region...develop an alternative fuel source so we have no incentive to even think about the place...and let the entire Middle East self-destruct in its own time. When they're finished, and everyone is gone, we can build condos there.
Sunday, June 9, 2013
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Selective Application of the Law?
If I were to traipse around the city wearing nothing but a smile, I would be in violation of New York Penal Law § 245.00 Public lewdness. More than likely, I would be escorted down to the precinct, given something to cover up the unmentionables and held over for hearing.
Suppose upon release, I immediately shrugged off the ratty old blanket and opted for a second dose of naked traipsing right out in front of the precinct? What do you suppose would happen then? Correct... back in the slammer...right?
Now, suppose I am a fully clothed illegal alien, and I was arrested, run through the system and given a Court date to address my illegal status. If I were to be let go at that moment in time (as an illegal alien) I am still in violation of the law. Essentially, I am, again, traipsing around New York County breaking the law with blatant disregard just as I was before being arrested.
So my question is this...how, exactly, does law enforcement (be it municipal police, or Federal Immigration Officers) justify knowingly allowing someone to break the law continuously between the time they are arrested and the date of their set hearing? The crime is not based on an occurrence. It is a trespass of sorts....an ongoing one. Would the authorities not be obligated to stop an ongoing crime should they have knowledge of such?
Monday, January 7, 2013
Guess the Country...
"There are no austerity measures for the criminal gangs."
He added that police officers caught in the open are often met with baseball bats, iron bars and firearms.
"They will also be heavily outnumbered," he said. "Even if we manage to get one of the counties very few police dogs to respond, the dogs can be stabbed or shot and the handlers beaten half to death.
"With our tiny numbers of police available for such a huge county, our pathetically underpowered vehicles and our uniquely unarmed status, the thieves rule this county at night now, not us.
"Local people don't like it when masked gangs run amok in their village and the local police are powerless to stop it.
Somalia?...Rwanda?...How about Pakistan?"They also don't like seeing their high street smashed to pieces when they wake up in the morning, with a huge hole in the bank and all their money gone."
Nope...it's Jolly Ole' England. It's, also, a good argument to stuff multi-culturalism and stringent gun laws up their stiff non-proletarian bums.
Friday, January 4, 2013
Might as Well just Tattoo "Stupid" on your Forehead
Heh...gosh...what an asset to any company out there looking for someone with convictions. Or not. Here's the deal. If you come to me for a job (and yes...I hire quite a few people personally when I have to the time to get involved), I will turn you down flat if I see one visible tattoo on your body.Bryon Widner had tattooed brutish symbols including a blood-soaked razor, swastikas and the letters "HATE" on his face and body during his years in the white power movement. After he left the movement, he found he was shunned on job sites, in stores and restaurants, according to a story published in 2011 by The Associated Press.
Discriminatory? Unfair? Old Fashioned? I don't care what you think about my hiring measures. I don't want someone who permanently inked their skin working in my organization because those people showed atrociously bad judgement in their personal lives. Why should their contributions commercially/professionally be any different?
But...but...but...everyone has a tattoo nowadays. You're living in the past. Yeah...so what...my company...my rules. It's worked out very well so far (much better than my competitors).
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