Liberal Supreme Court Justice Home Invasion

[Guest RichieRich]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/02/13/justice-breyer-robbed-at-west-indies-vacation-home/?test=latestnews

I heard once that liberal anti-gunners change often change their tune after they've been crime victims. Justice Breyer has been part of the liberal group on the Supreme Court. I wonder if he'll consider his anti-gun opinions after this.

[Guest drv2fst]

Let's hope so, .... but I doubt it. Judges prefer precedent to logic.

[Steelharp]

I dunno. The stupid is strong in this one.

[hipower]

I dunno. The stupid is strong in this one.

The truth, ...this one,...he says.

[daddyo]

Wouldn't surprise me if he makes himself an exception to his own ideology. That's what liberals do.

[Guest RichieRich]

Wouldn't surprise me if he makes himself an exception to his own ideology. That's what liberals do.

How true!

[eapking]

Ban machete's now!

[analog_kidd]

Nope, clearly gun bans are working, as indicated by the fact that the robber didn't use one. It's quite obvious that we aren't doing enough to support the down-trodden, otherwise this poor misguided individual would not have been forced into a life of crime. It certainly was not his fault.

</sarcasm>

[Dolomite_supafly]

It is funny how people think like that.

About a year after the war in Iraq started I put a box out at the department I worked at for old magazines and books. I was going to collect them then pay the $13 for a flat rate to ship it to random units over there. I did this a couple of times then there was a box that someone put out to collect reading material for inmates at the same time. There was at least 5 times the amount of books for the inmates as for the soldiers. I stood up in a roll call and told everyone it was sad that inmates have 5 times the books that soldiers do.

Afterwards I had a few officers approach me saying the soldiers can buy whatever they want but the inmates can't. They even said that the soldiers lived in better conditions than the inmates. They said the soldiers volunteered to join and the inmates didn't vounteer to be put in jail.

It was sickening.

Dolomite

[daddyo]

It is funny how people think like that.

About a year after the war in Iraq started I put a box out at the department I worked at for old magazines and books. I was going to collect them then pay the $13 for a flat rate to ship it to random units over there. I did this a couple of times then there was a box that someone put out to collect reading material for inmates at the same time. There was at least 5 times the amount of books for the inmates as for the soldiers. I stood up in a roll call and told everyone it was sad that inmates have 5 times the books that soldiers do.

Afterwards I had a few officers approach me saying the soldiers can buy whatever they want but the inmates can't. They even said that the soldiers lived in better conditions than the inmates. They said the soldiers volunteered to join and the inmates didn't vounteer to be put in jail.

It was sickening.

Dolomite

Wow. It's truly frightening what is being spit out from our government indoctrination centers (public schools).

[Guest ThePunisher]

Wow. It's truly frightening what is being spit out from our government indoctrination centers (public schools).

That is how the stupid politicians keep getting elected. Just keep dumbing down the people through our schools. Brainwashing is a highly effective method for idiot politicians to stay in office. Does Maxine Waters, Nancy Pelosi, Barney Frank, BHO come to mind. Give them a nanny state from cradle to grave, and you have votes. The only hope for America is to dismantle the public school system, and nanny state.

[LagerHead]

It is funny how people think like that.

About a year after the war in Iraq started I put a box out at the department I worked at for old magazines and books. I was going to collect them then pay the $13 for a flat rate to ship it to random units over there. I did this a couple of times then there was a box that someone put out to collect reading material for inmates at the same time. There was at least 5 times the amount of books for the inmates as for the soldiers. I stood up in a roll call and told everyone it was sad that inmates have 5 times the books that soldiers do.

Afterwards I had a few officers approach me saying the soldiers can buy whatever they want but the inmates can't. They even said that the soldiers lived in better conditions than the inmates. They said the soldiers volunteered to join and the inmates didn't vounteer to be put in jail.

It was sickening.

Dolomite

Yea, I guess all them poor, helpless inmates were forced to rape women, rob stores, get high on crack and knock an old lady over the head with a pipe to get her purse. It truly brings a tear to my eye when I think about those poor souls.

[Steelharp]

Dolomite... that just made my stomach physically sick. Literally. I don't know how I would have reacted, had I been face to face with those... "rear orifice-cers..." That is maddening.

[Makiaveli]

It is funny how people think like that.

About a year after the war in Iraq started I put a box out at the department I worked at for old magazines and books. I was going to collect them then pay the $13 for a flat rate to ship it to random units over there. I did this a couple of times then there was a box that someone put out to collect reading material for inmates at the same time. There was at least 5 times the amount of books for the inmates as for the soldiers. I stood up in a roll call and told everyone it was sad that inmates have 5 times the books that soldiers do.

Afterwards I had a few officers approach me saying the soldiers can buy whatever they want but the inmates can't. They even said that the soldiers lived in better conditions than the inmates. They said the soldiers volunteered to join and the inmates didn't vounteer to be put in jail.

It was sickening.

Dolomite

Seriously? You are a better man than me if you didn't get some time off for excessive use of profanity.