Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread Jean Laeremans
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 5:14 AM, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Being from the south, and having a family where all the men, and a few of
 the women, hunted, guns were just a part of life. Then the fact that my dad,
 three uncles, three cousins, and both brothers were cops, guns have always
 been around. Nobody ever got kilt either. Of course my next younger brother
 did shoot a guy once, because he was shooting at someone else. Even then, he
 just wounded the guy. I never shot at anyone, though I was shot at on 7
 different occasions.

Didn't know you had Scottish ancestors..

A+
jml


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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread John
Actually, I do. Harvey's Bristol Crème ring a bell? Brewed in Glasgow,
Scotland by John and Richard Harvey. My now deceased brother's name was
Richard!G

JH

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On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 5:14 AM, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Being from the south, and having a family where all the men, and a few of
 the women, hunted, guns were just a part of life. Then the fact that my
dad,
 three uncles, three cousins, and both brothers were cops, guns have always
 been around. Nobody ever got kilt either. Of course my next younger
brother
 did shoot a guy once, because he was shooting at someone else. Even then,
he
 just wounded the guy. I never shot at anyone, though I was shot at on 7
 different occasions.

Didn't know you had Scottish ancestors..

A+
jml


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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread Leland F. Jackson, CPA
Vince Teachout wrote:
 Michael Madigan wrote:
   
 No, not nice guys like Leland and I think Vince may be a Republican.

   
 

 Hey!  Now dammit, I've been being NICE to you lately!

 Ok, I did used to be a Republican, up until Reagan, then I switched to 
 Libertarian, because I thought it meant I could vote for whoever I 
 thought was best. 

 When I found out it meant you could only vote for whoever was wacky 
 enough to run as Libertarian, I switched to Independent, thinking THAT 
 meant I could vote for whoever I thought was best. 

 When I got turned away from the polls and couldn't vote, because it 
 turns out that in NY at least, it means you can only vote for whoever is 
 wacky enough to to run for Independent,* I switched to Democrat, so I 
 could at least get to vote in a way that hopefully would make some 
 difference.

 If I could truly vote an independent cross ticket, I'd vote 
 Obama-Palin.  (She had me at moose-munching mama)

 But lest you fear I'm not a left-wing liberal maniac, I DID join the 
 ACLU.  (And I was totally blown away when I found out they really do 
 give you a card!)
 And I joined because I truly do believe Bush is the worst threat the 
 U.S. Constitution has ever faced, and they were our best hope.
   

Sarah Palin made a condescending remark about the constitution last 
night.  Perhaps you didn't catch it, but it was in regards to our 
opponents, (eg the opposition party which I took to mean the 
Democrats) reading Terrorists their rights.  The remark leads me to 
believe she might not apply constitution guarantees of freedom, due 
process, and privacy evenly across the board, so she might also be a 
threat to the USA constitution democracy.

Regards,

LelandJ

 Oh, and I  got to hear Rush, finally.  And he's an igmo-maniac.

 * My uncle in Maryland informs me that in MD, Independent *does* mean 
 you get to vote for whoever you think is best.




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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread John
Non citizens should not be afforded rights granted to our CITIZENS. No other
country does that either.

JH

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Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 10:35 AM
To: ProFox Email List
Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

Vince Teachout wrote:
 Michael Madigan wrote:
   
 No, not nice guys like Leland and I think Vince may be a Republican.

   
 

 Hey!  Now dammit, I've been being NICE to you lately!

 Ok, I did used to be a Republican, up until Reagan, then I switched to 
 Libertarian, because I thought it meant I could vote for whoever I 
 thought was best. 

 When I found out it meant you could only vote for whoever was wacky 
 enough to run as Libertarian, I switched to Independent, thinking THAT 
 meant I could vote for whoever I thought was best. 

 When I got turned away from the polls and couldn't vote, because it 
 turns out that in NY at least, it means you can only vote for whoever is 
 wacky enough to to run for Independent,* I switched to Democrat, so I 
 could at least get to vote in a way that hopefully would make some 
 difference.

 If I could truly vote an independent cross ticket, I'd vote 
 Obama-Palin.  (She had me at moose-munching mama)

 But lest you fear I'm not a left-wing liberal maniac, I DID join the 
 ACLU.  (And I was totally blown away when I found out they really do 
 give you a card!)
 And I joined because I truly do believe Bush is the worst threat the 
 U.S. Constitution has ever faced, and they were our best hope.
   

Sarah Palin made a condescending remark about the constitution last 
night.  Perhaps you didn't catch it, but it was in regards to our 
opponents, (eg the opposition party which I took to mean the 
Democrats) reading Terrorists their rights.  The remark leads me to 
believe she might not apply constitution guarantees of freedom, due 
process, and privacy evenly across the board, so she might also be a 
threat to the USA constitution democracy.

Regards,

LelandJ

 Oh, and I  got to hear Rush, finally.  And he's an igmo-maniac.

 * My uncle in Maryland informs me that in MD, Independent *does* mean 
 you get to vote for whoever you think is best.




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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread Adam Buckland
US citizens can and have committed acts of terrorism... how do you stand
then?

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Non citizens should not be afforded rights granted to our CITIZENS. No
other
country does that either.

JH


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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread Leland F. Jackson, CPA
Pete Theisen wrote:
 Vince Teachout wrote:
   
 Pete Theisen wrote:
 
 My mother was a D and made my dad get rid of his shotgun. 
   
 Hmm.. I'm a D, and I think everyone should own a shotgun or a rifle, or 
 at the very least, know how to safely store, clean, and shoot them.
 (just butting in - sorry)
 

 Hi Vince!

 You and Leland. You at least *WERE* an R, maybe the gun heritage comes 
 from thence.


   

There is no perfect political party, either Democrat, Republican, or 
otherwise, that conforms totally with the ideology of all people.  
People also change, as do political parties.  It looks to me like the 
Republican party, under the Bush Administration, has become much more 
liberal with its calls for pre-emptive aggression and reckless spending 
on wars, rather than social issues, etc, so perhaps its time for 
everyone to re-evaluate their values and position on the issue, so they 
can join the party that best matches them.

I grew up around guns, I've been a hunter all my life,  I believe in the 
second amendment to the constitution regard the right to own and bear 
arms, and I'm a member of the National Rifle Association, but that 
doesn't make me a Republican.  I'm a Democrat;because, the Democratic 
platform best suit my overall political ideology.  Besides, the right to 
own and bear arms has become a non-issue with the resent Supreme Court 
ruling upholding the second amendment to the constitution.

Regards,

LelandJ



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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread Michael Madigan
Since when does our constitution apply to enemies of the United States?


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From: Leland F. Jackson, CPA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
To: ProFox Email List profox@leafe.com
Date: Thursday, September 4, 2008, 11:35 AM

Vince Teachout wrote:
 Michael Madigan wrote:
   
 No, not nice guys like Leland and I think Vince may be a Republican.

   
 

 Hey!  Now dammit, I've been being NICE to you lately!

 Ok, I did used to be a Republican, up until Reagan, then I switched to 
 Libertarian, because I thought it meant I could vote for whoever I 
 thought was best. 

 When I found out it meant you could only vote for whoever was wacky 
 enough to run as Libertarian, I switched to Independent, thinking THAT 
 meant I could vote for whoever I thought was best. 

 When I got turned away from the polls and couldn't vote, because it 
 turns out that in NY at least, it means you can only vote for whoever is 
 wacky enough to to run for Independent,* I switched to Democrat, so I 
 could at least get to vote in a way that hopefully would make some 
 difference.

 If I could truly vote an independent cross ticket, I'd vote 
 Obama-Palin.  (She had me at moose-munching mama)

 But lest you fear I'm not a left-wing liberal maniac, I DID join the 
 ACLU.  (And I was totally blown away when I found out they really do 
 give you a card!)
 And I joined because I truly do believe Bush is the worst threat the 
 U.S. Constitution has ever faced, and they were our best hope.
   

Sarah Palin made a condescending remark about the constitution last 
night.  Perhaps you didn't catch it, but it was in regards to our 
opponents, (eg the opposition party which I took to mean the 
Democrats) reading Terrorists their rights.  The remark leads me to 
believe she might not apply constitution guarantees of freedom, due 
process, and privacy evenly across the board, so she might also be a 
threat to the USA constitution democracy.

Regards,

LelandJ

 Oh, and I  got to hear Rush, finally.  And he's an igmo-maniac.

 * My uncle in Maryland informs me that in MD, Independent *does* mean 
 you get to vote for whoever you think is best.




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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread John
If US citizens commit crimes, of any type, they are afforded the full
protection of the constitution. It's a non issue.

JH

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US citizens can and have committed acts of terrorism... how do you stand
then?

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Non citizens should not be afforded rights granted to our CITIZENS. No
other
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JH


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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread Leland F. Jackson, CPA
John wrote:
 Non citizens should not be afforded rights granted to our CITIZENS. No other
 country does that either.

 JH

 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
 Of Leland F. Jackson, CPA
 Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 10:35 AM
 To: ProFox Email List
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

 Vince Teachout wrote:
   
 Michael Madigan wrote:
   
 
 No, not nice guys like Leland and I think Vince may be a Republican.

   
 
   
 Hey!  Now dammit, I've been being NICE to you lately!

 Ok, I did used to be a Republican, up until Reagan, then I switched to 
 Libertarian, because I thought it meant I could vote for whoever I 
 thought was best. 

 When I found out it meant you could only vote for whoever was wacky 
 enough to run as Libertarian, I switched to Independent, thinking THAT 
 meant I could vote for whoever I thought was best. 

 When I got turned away from the polls and couldn't vote, because it 
 turns out that in NY at least, it means you can only vote for whoever is 
 wacky enough to to run for Independent,* I switched to Democrat, so I 
 could at least get to vote in a way that hopefully would make some 
 difference.

 If I could truly vote an independent cross ticket, I'd vote 
 Obama-Palin.  (She had me at moose-munching mama)

 But lest you fear I'm not a left-wing liberal maniac, I DID join the 
 ACLU.  (And I was totally blown away when I found out they really do 
 give you a card!)
 And I joined because I truly do believe Bush is the worst threat the 
 U.S. Constitution has ever faced, and they were our best hope.
rights.

 

 Sarah Palin made a condescending remark about the constitution last 
 night.  Perhaps you didn't catch it, but it was in regards to our 
 opponents, (eg the opposition party which I took to mean the 
 Democrats) reading Terrorists their rights.  The remark leads me to 
 believe she might not apply constitution guarantees of freedom, due 
 process, and privacy evenly across the board, so she might also be a 
 threat to the USA constitution democracy.

 Regards,

 LelandJ

   
 Oh, and I  got to hear Rush, finally.  And he's an igmo-maniac.

 * My uncle in Maryland informs me that in MD, Independent *does* mean 
 you get to vote for whoever you think is best.




 
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread Leland F. Jackson, CPA
John wrote:
 Non citizens should not be afforded rights granted to our CITIZENS. No other
 country does that either.

 JH

   

Anyone under USA jurisdiction, or in USA custody, should be afforded the 
same Constitutional rights.  There should not be a separate courts or 
set of rules based on the crimes committed, race, religion, nationality, 
enemy combatant/terrorist status, or any other defining denominator.  
The USA Constitution should apply evenly to all under jurisdiction or 
under USA custody, or it should not apply to anyone; otherwise, there 
can be no justice.

During war, the USA Uniform Code of Military Justice should applies as 
agreed by all nation under the Geneva Conventions.

I noticed last night that Governor Sarah Palin was wearing her hair 
something like Condi Rice with hair drapped down to just below the 
eyebrow.  Sarah would look so much more open and attractive, if she 
would were her hair a little higher.

Regards,

LelandJ


 -Original Message-
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 Of Leland F. Jackson, CPA
 Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 10:35 AM
 To: ProFox Email List
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

 Vince Teachout wrote:
   
 Michael Madigan wrote:
   
 
 No, not nice guys like Leland and I think Vince may be a Republican.

   
 
   
 Hey!  Now dammit, I've been being NICE to you lately!

 Ok, I did used to be a Republican, up until Reagan, then I switched to 
 Libertarian, because I thought it meant I could vote for whoever I 
 thought was best. 

 When I found out it meant you could only vote for whoever was wacky 
 enough to run as Libertarian, I switched to Independent, thinking THAT 
 meant I could vote for whoever I thought was best. 

 When I got turned away from the polls and couldn't vote, because it 
 turns out that in NY at least, it means you can only vote for whoever is 
 wacky enough to to run for Independent,* I switched to Democrat, so I 
 could at least get to vote in a way that hopefully would make some 
 difference.

 If I could truly vote an independent cross ticket, I'd vote 
 Obama-Palin.  (She had me at moose-munching mama)

 But lest you fear I'm not a left-wing liberal maniac, I DID join the 
 ACLU.  (And I was totally blown away when I found out they really do 
 give you a card!)
 And I joined because I truly do believe Bush is the worst threat the 
 U.S. Constitution has ever faced, and they were our best hope.
rights.

 

 Sarah Palin made a condescending remark about the constitution last 
 night.  Perhaps you didn't catch it, but it was in regards to our 
 opponents, (eg the opposition party which I took to mean the 
 Democrats) reading Terrorists their rights.  The remark leads me to 
 believe she might not apply constitution guarantees of freedom, due 
 process, and privacy evenly across the board, so she might also be a 
 threat to the USA constitution democracy.

 Regards,

 LelandJ

   
 Oh, and I  got to hear Rush, finally.  And he's an igmo-maniac.

 * My uncle in Maryland informs me that in MD, Independent *does* mean 
 you get to vote for whoever you think is best.




 
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread Pete Theisen
Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:

 Sarah Palin made a condescending remark about the constitution last 
 night.  Perhaps you didn't catch it, but it was in regards to our 
 opponents, (eg the opposition party which I took to mean the 
 Democrats) reading Terrorists their rights.  The remark leads me to 
 believe she might not apply constitution guarantees of freedom, due 
 process, and privacy evenly across the board, so she might also be a 
 threat to the USA constitution democracy.

Hi Leland!

AHA! You ARE bitter!
-- 
Regards,

Pete
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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread John
Never, in our history, has the protection of our constitution been given to
non US citizens, until this year.

JH

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John wrote:
 Non citizens should not be afforded rights granted to our CITIZENS. No
other
 country does that either.

 JH

   

Anyone under USA jurisdiction, or in USA custody, should be afforded the 
same Constitutional rights.  There should not be a separate courts or 
set of rules based on the crimes committed, race, religion, nationality, 
enemy combatant/terrorist status, or any other defining denominator.  
The USA Constitution should apply evenly to all under jurisdiction or 
under USA custody, or it should not apply to anyone; otherwise, there 
can be no justice.

During war, the USA Uniform Code of Military Justice should applies as 
agreed by all nation under the Geneva Conventions.

I noticed last night that Governor Sarah Palin was wearing her hair 
something like Condi Rice with hair drapped down to just below the 
eyebrow.  Sarah would look so much more open and attractive, if she 
would were her hair a little higher.

Regards,

LelandJ


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 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
 Of Leland F. Jackson, CPA
 Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 10:35 AM
 To: ProFox Email List
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

 Vince Teachout wrote:
   
 Michael Madigan wrote:
   
 
 No, not nice guys like Leland and I think Vince may be a Republican.

   
 
   
 Hey!  Now dammit, I've been being NICE to you lately!

 Ok, I did used to be a Republican, up until Reagan, then I switched to 
 Libertarian, because I thought it meant I could vote for whoever I 
 thought was best. 

 When I found out it meant you could only vote for whoever was wacky 
 enough to run as Libertarian, I switched to Independent, thinking THAT 
 meant I could vote for whoever I thought was best. 

 When I got turned away from the polls and couldn't vote, because it 
 turns out that in NY at least, it means you can only vote for whoever is 
 wacky enough to to run for Independent,* I switched to Democrat, so I 
 could at least get to vote in a way that hopefully would make some 
 difference.

 If I could truly vote an independent cross ticket, I'd vote 
 Obama-Palin.  (She had me at moose-munching mama)

 But lest you fear I'm not a left-wing liberal maniac, I DID join the 
 ACLU.  (And I was totally blown away when I found out they really do 
 give you a card!)
 And I joined because I truly do believe Bush is the worst threat the 
 U.S. Constitution has ever faced, and they were our best hope.
rights.

 

 Sarah Palin made a condescending remark about the constitution last 
 night.  Perhaps you didn't catch it, but it was in regards to our 
 opponents, (eg the opposition party which I took to mean the 
 Democrats) reading Terrorists their rights.  The remark leads me to 
 believe she might not apply constitution guarantees of freedom, due 
 process, and privacy evenly across the board, so she might also be a 
 threat to the USA constitution democracy.

 Regards,

 LelandJ

   
 Oh, and I  got to hear Rush, finally.  And he's an igmo-maniac.

 * My uncle in Maryland informs me that in MD, Independent *does* mean 
 you get to vote for whoever you think is best.




 
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread Pete Theisen
Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:

 Besides, the right to 
 own and bear arms has become a non-issue with the resent Supreme Court 
 ruling upholding the second amendment to the constitution.

Hi Leland!

If we ever elect another D president he/she will be all over the issue. 
He will try to ban ammunition, perhaps by executive order, and dare the 
Supreme Court to try to do something about it. It will take years to 
resolve. Then he/she will appoint a despicable liberal to the bench and 
that will dog us for a generation. Non-issue indeed.
-- 
Regards,

Pete
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread Leland F. Jackson, CPA
Pete Theisen wrote:
 Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:

   
 Besides, the right to 
 own and bear arms has become a non-issue with the resent Supreme Court 
 ruling upholding the second amendment to the constitution.
 

 Hi Leland!

 If we ever elect another D president he/she will be all over the issue. 
 He will try to ban ammunition, perhaps by executive order, and dare the 
 Supreme Court to try to do something about it. It will take years to 
 resolve. Then he/she will appoint a despicable liberal to the bench and 
 that will dog us for a generation. Non-issue indeed.
   

I wouldn't worry about it Pete.  If Obama is elected President, he will 
be under a very watchful eye of congress with very little lead way to 
wander off the beaten path.  If he did, he would likely be impeached.

In order to put such a law in place, he would need congressional 
legislation, which  if even  passed, would shortly be overturned as 
UnConstitutional.  Otherwise it would be up to each state of pass its 
own law, which would eventually be stricken as unconstitutional.

Regards,

LelandJ



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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread Leland F. Jackson, CPA
John wrote:
 Never, in our history, has the protection of our constitution been given to
 non US citizens, until this year.

   

If I go to another country and commit a crime, I will go before that 
country's court, Judge, Jury, etc.Even if I commit a crime in 
another country and make it back to the USA, I could be extradited back 
to the foreign court to stand trial.  Otherwise, how would it work?  I 
commit a crime in Spain, and so Spain send me back to the USA to stand 
trial; because, I'm an American citizen.  What about people with dual 
citizenship.  LOL.  I don't think so.

By the way, If I were an American or otherwise, I wouldn't commit any 
crimes in China.  I hear the criminal justice system there is very harsh.

Regards,

LelandJ


 JH

   


 -Original Message-
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 Of Leland F. Jackson, CPA
 Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 11:57 AM
 To: ProFox Email List
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

 John wrote:
   
 Non citizens should not be afforded rights granted to our CITIZENS. No
 
 other
   
 country does that either.

 JH

   
 

 Anyone under USA jurisdiction, or in USA custody, should be afforded the 
 same Constitutional rights.  There should not be a separate courts or 
 set of rules based on the crimes committed, race, religion, nationality, 
 enemy combatant/terrorist status, or any other defining denominator.  
 The USA Constitution should apply evenly to all under jurisdiction or 
 under USA custody, or it should not apply to anyone; otherwise, there 
 can be no justice.

 During war, the USA Uniform Code of Military Justice should applies as 
 agreed by all nation under the Geneva Conventions.

 I noticed last night that Governor Sarah Palin was wearing her hair 
 something like Condi Rice with hair drapped down to just below the 
 eyebrow.  Sarah would look so much more open and attractive, if she 
 would were her hair a little higher.

 Regards,

 LelandJ


   
 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
 Of Leland F. Jackson, CPA
 Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 10:35 AM
 To: ProFox Email List
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

 Vince Teachout wrote:
   
 
 Michael Madigan wrote:
   
 
   
 No, not nice guys like Leland and I think Vince may be a Republican.

   
 
   
 
 Hey!  Now dammit, I've been being NICE to you lately!

 Ok, I did used to be a Republican, up until Reagan, then I switched to 
 Libertarian, because I thought it meant I could vote for whoever I 
 thought was best. 

 When I found out it meant you could only vote for whoever was wacky 
 enough to run as Libertarian, I switched to Independent, thinking THAT 
 meant I could vote for whoever I thought was best. 

 When I got turned away from the polls and couldn't vote, because it 
 turns out that in NY at least, it means you can only vote for whoever is 
 wacky enough to to run for Independent,* I switched to Democrat, so I 
 could at least get to vote in a way that hopefully would make some 
 difference.

 If I could truly vote an independent cross ticket, I'd vote 
 Obama-Palin.  (She had me at moose-munching mama)

 But lest you fear I'm not a left-wing liberal maniac, I DID join the 
 ACLU.  (And I was totally blown away when I found out they really do 
 give you a card!)
 And I joined because I truly do believe Bush is the worst threat the 
 U.S. Constitution has ever faced, and they were our best hope.
rights.

 
   
 Sarah Palin made a condescending remark about the constitution last 
 night.  Perhaps you didn't catch it, but it was in regards to our 
 opponents, (eg the opposition party which I took to mean the 
 Democrats) reading Terrorists their rights.  The remark leads me to 
 believe she might not apply constitution guarantees of freedom, due 
 process, and privacy evenly across the board, so she might also be a 
 threat to the USA constitution democracy.

 Regards,

 LelandJ

   
 
 Oh, and I  got to hear Rush, finally.  And he's an igmo-maniac.

 * My uncle in Maryland informs me that in MD, Independent *does* mean 
 you get to vote for whoever you think is best.




 
   
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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread John
If you are a prisoner of war, you'll probably get shot. You won't see a
court, most likely, because war criminal is different that dui, thief,
etc.

JH

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Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

John wrote:
 Never, in our history, has the protection of our constitution been given
to
 non US citizens, until this year.

   

If I go to another country and commit a crime, I will go before that 
country's court, Judge, Jury, etc.Even if I commit a crime in 
another country and make it back to the USA, I could be extradited back 
to the foreign court to stand trial.  Otherwise, how would it work?  I 
commit a crime in Spain, and so Spain send me back to the USA to stand 
trial; because, I'm an American citizen.  What about people with dual 
citizenship.  LOL.  I don't think so.

By the way, If I were an American or otherwise, I wouldn't commit any 
crimes in China.  I hear the criminal justice system there is very harsh.

Regards,

LelandJ


 JH

   


 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
 Of Leland F. Jackson, CPA
 Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 11:57 AM
 To: ProFox Email List
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

 John wrote:
   
 Non citizens should not be afforded rights granted to our CITIZENS. No
 
 other
   
 country does that either.

 JH

   
 

 Anyone under USA jurisdiction, or in USA custody, should be afforded the 
 same Constitutional rights.  There should not be a separate courts or 
 set of rules based on the crimes committed, race, religion, nationality, 
 enemy combatant/terrorist status, or any other defining denominator.  
 The USA Constitution should apply evenly to all under jurisdiction or 
 under USA custody, or it should not apply to anyone; otherwise, there 
 can be no justice.

 During war, the USA Uniform Code of Military Justice should applies as 
 agreed by all nation under the Geneva Conventions.

 I noticed last night that Governor Sarah Palin was wearing her hair 
 something like Condi Rice with hair drapped down to just below the 
 eyebrow.  Sarah would look so much more open and attractive, if she 
 would were her hair a little higher.

 Regards,

 LelandJ


   
 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf
 Of Leland F. Jackson, CPA
 Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 10:35 AM
 To: ProFox Email List
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

 Vince Teachout wrote:
   
 
 Michael Madigan wrote:
   
 
   
 No, not nice guys like Leland and I think Vince may be a Republican.

   
 
   
 
 Hey!  Now dammit, I've been being NICE to you lately!

 Ok, I did used to be a Republican, up until Reagan, then I switched to 
 Libertarian, because I thought it meant I could vote for whoever I 
 thought was best. 

 When I found out it meant you could only vote for whoever was wacky 
 enough to run as Libertarian, I switched to Independent, thinking THAT 
 meant I could vote for whoever I thought was best. 

 When I got turned away from the polls and couldn't vote, because it 
 turns out that in NY at least, it means you can only vote for whoever is

 wacky enough to to run for Independent,* I switched to Democrat, so I 
 could at least get to vote in a way that hopefully would make some 
 difference.

 If I could truly vote an independent cross ticket, I'd vote 
 Obama-Palin.  (She had me at moose-munching mama)

 But lest you fear I'm not a left-wing liberal maniac, I DID join the 
 ACLU.  (And I was totally blown away when I found out they really do 
 give you a card!)
 And I joined because I truly do believe Bush is the worst threat the 
 U.S. Constitution has ever faced, and they were our best hope.
rights.

 
   
 Sarah Palin made a condescending remark about the constitution last 
 night.  Perhaps you didn't catch it, but it was in regards to our 
 opponents, (eg the opposition party which I took to mean the 
 Democrats) reading Terrorists their rights.  The remark leads me to 
 believe she might not apply constitution guarantees of freedom, due 
 process, and privacy evenly across the board, so she might also be a 
 threat to the USA constitution democracy.

 Regards,

 LelandJ

   
 
 Oh, and I  got to hear Rush, finally.  And he's an igmo-maniac.

 * My uncle in Maryland informs me that in MD, Independent *does* mean 
 you get to vote for whoever you think is best.




 
   
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread Pete Theisen
Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:

 I wouldn't worry about it Pete.  If Obama is elected President, he will 
 be under a very watchful eye of congress with very little lead way to 
 wander off the beaten path.  If he did, he would likely be impeached.
 
 In order to put such a law in place, he would need congressional 
 legislation, which  if even  passed, would shortly be overturned as 
 UnConstitutional.  Otherwise it would be up to each state of pass its 
 own law, which would eventually be stricken as unconstitutional.

Hi Leland!

Around here the Ds aren't allowed by the party to have guns, politically 
incorrect. Unless, of course, they are criminals, KKK members or Rosie 
O'Donnell's bodyguards.
-- 
Regards,

Pete
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-04 Thread Leland F. Jackson, CPA
One of the reason I object to war is its wages; death and destruction of 
both people and property, so I really hate to see my hard earned money 
that I pay in taxes going to such a waste.  War should never occur 
except there be no escaping it.

There is nothing illegal about killing during the heat of battle during 
war.  It's ever man for himself; kill or be killed.  However, there are 
international laws that govern soldier that surrender and are taken 
prisoner.  Summarily executing a prisoner of war is an international 
crime under the Geneva Convention, which has been signed into agreement 
by all major countries.

Regards,

LelandJ

John wrote:
 If you are a prisoner of war, you'll probably get shot. You won't see a
 court, most likely, because war criminal is different that dui, thief,
 etc.

 JH

 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
 Of Leland F. Jackson, CPA
 Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 2:12 PM
 To: ProFox Email List
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

 John wrote:
   
 Never, in our history, has the protection of our constitution been given
 
 to
   
 non US citizens, until this year.

   
 

 If I go to another country and commit a crime, I will go before that 
 country's court, Judge, Jury, etc.Even if I commit a crime in 
 another country and make it back to the USA, I could be extradited back 
 to the foreign court to stand trial.  Otherwise, how would it work?  I 
 commit a crime in Spain, and so Spain send me back to the USA to stand 
 trial; because, I'm an American citizen.  What about people with dual 
 citizenship.  LOL.  I don't think so.

 By the way, If I were an American or otherwise, I wouldn't commit any 
 crimes in China.  I hear the criminal justice system there is very harsh.

 Regards,

 LelandJ


   
 JH

   
 


   
 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
 Of Leland F. Jackson, CPA
 Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 11:57 AM
 To: ProFox Email List
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

 John wrote:
   
 
 Non citizens should not be afforded rights granted to our CITIZENS. No
 
   
 other
   
 
 country does that either.

 JH

   
 
   
 Anyone under USA jurisdiction, or in USA custody, should be afforded the 
 same Constitutional rights.  There should not be a separate courts or 
 set of rules based on the crimes committed, race, religion, nationality, 
 enemy combatant/terrorist status, or any other defining denominator.  
 The USA Constitution should apply evenly to all under jurisdiction or 
 under USA custody, or it should not apply to anyone; otherwise, there 
 can be no justice.

 During war, the USA Uniform Code of Military Justice should applies as 
 agreed by all nation under the Geneva Conventions.

 I noticed last night that Governor Sarah Palin was wearing her hair 
 something like Condi Rice with hair drapped down to just below the 
 eyebrow.  Sarah would look so much more open and attractive, if she 
 would were her hair a little higher.

 Regards,

 LelandJ


   
 
 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
   
 Behalf
   
 Of Leland F. Jackson, CPA
 Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 10:35 AM
 To: ProFox Email List
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

 Vince Teachout wrote:
   
 
   
 Michael Madigan wrote:
   
 
   
 
 No, not nice guys like Leland and I think Vince may be a Republican.

   
 
   
 
   
 Hey!  Now dammit, I've been being NICE to you lately!

 Ok, I did used to be a Republican, up until Reagan, then I switched to 
 Libertarian, because I thought it meant I could vote for whoever I 
 thought was best. 

 When I found out it meant you could only vote for whoever was wacky 
 enough to run as Libertarian, I switched to Independent, thinking THAT 
 meant I could vote for whoever I thought was best. 

 When I got turned away from the polls and couldn't vote, because it 
 turns out that in NY at least, it means you can only vote for whoever is
 

   
 wacky enough to to run for Independent,* I switched to Democrat, so I 
 could at least get to vote in a way that hopefully would make some 
 difference.

 If I could truly vote an independent cross ticket, I'd vote 
 Obama-Palin.  (She had me at moose-munching mama)

 But lest you fear I'm not a left-wing liberal maniac, I DID join the 
 ACLU.  (And I was totally blown away when I found out they really do 
 give you a card!)
 And I joined because I truly do believe Bush is the worst threat the 
 U.S. Constitution has ever faced, and they were our best hope.
rights.

 
   
 
 Sarah Palin made a condescending remark about the constitution last 
 night.  Perhaps you didn't catch it, but it was in regards to our 
 opponents, (eg the opposition party which I took to mean the 
 Democrats) reading Terrorists

RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread John
Ahem, it seems the anarchists whose homes were raided were planning to
kidnap delegates. But, those terrible jack booted police stormed their cribs
and disrupted them. 

Now what do you have to say Ed?

http://www.twincities.com/ci_10365754

John

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Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
 Pete Theisen wrote:
 Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
   
 Senator John McCain really wanted to pick Joe Lieberman as his VP 
 Running mate

 Oh, you're back on the stuff again, I see.
   
 Nope, I haven't touched a drop since June 10, 1983.  I sensed something 
 was up when George Stephanopoulos of ABC news when down Senator John 
 McCain's short list of possible running mates, and then hinted that 
 McCain might pick a dark horse, (eg an unknown).  That was the day 
 before McCain made his announcement.

Hi Leland!

You've switched addictions, from the drop, as you put it, to political 
radicalism, but you are still craving a buzz. You now buzz on the 
crazy dreams.
-- 
Regards,

Pete
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Ed Leafe
On Sep 3, 2008, at 7:49 AM, John wrote:

 Ahem, it seems the anarchists whose homes were raided were  
 planning to
 kidnap delegates. But, those terrible jack booted police stormed  
 their cribs
 and disrupted them.

 Now what do you have to say Ed?

 http://www.twincities.com/ci_10365754


Geneva Finn of the National Lawyers Guild, which represents many of  
those arrested, said it was hard for her to weigh the evidence in the  
affidavit because it's all based on the testimony of people who are  
not identified, and that's a real problem.

I'm sure I can come up with equally weighty evidence that you were  
planning on kidnapping delegates, too.

I'm also impressed by your honesty in this discussion, by adding  
'Nazi' to the subject, and 'jack booted' to the description of the  
police, when I never used those terms. I'm sure it makes everyone find  
your opinions so much more trustworthy.

-- Ed Leafe





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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread John
I added the words you were intimating, as you well know. You are just anti
American, but don't won't to admit it. You just espouse it. Next time you
are about to be mugged, call an anarchist.

John

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Of Ed Leafe
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 9:03 AM
To: ProFox Email List
Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

On Sep 3, 2008, at 7:49 AM, John wrote:

 Ahem, it seems the anarchists whose homes were raided were  
 planning to
 kidnap delegates. But, those terrible jack booted police stormed  
 their cribs
 and disrupted them.

 Now what do you have to say Ed?

 http://www.twincities.com/ci_10365754


Geneva Finn of the National Lawyers Guild, which represents many of  
those arrested, said it was hard for her to weigh the evidence in the  
affidavit because it's all based on the testimony of people who are  
not identified, and that's a real problem.

I'm sure I can come up with equally weighty evidence that you were  
planning on kidnapping delegates, too.

I'm also impressed by your honesty in this discussion, by adding  
'Nazi' to the subject, and 'jack booted' to the description of the  
police, when I never used those terms. I'm sure it makes everyone find  
your opinions so much more trustworthy.

-- Ed Leafe





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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Jean Laeremans
On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:17 PM, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I added the words you were intimating, as you well know. You are just anti
 American, but don't won't to admit it. You just espouse it. Next time you
 are about to be mugged, call an anarchist.

ROFL was already wondering how long it would take before you called Ed
'anti-american' .
A lot can be said for being predictable.

A+
jml


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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread John
Yeah, I finally had to state the obvious, for those of you
socialist/communist/pinko/fags G

JH

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On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:17 PM, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I added the words you were intimating, as you well know. You are just anti
 American, but don't won't to admit it. You just espouse it. Next time you
 are about to be mugged, call an anarchist.

ROFL was already wondering how long it would take before you called Ed
'anti-american' .
A lot can be said for being predictable.

A+
jml


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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Helio Wakasugui
John, you need to get professional help.
HW

On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 12:24 PM, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Yeah, I finally had to state the obvious, for those of you
 socialist/communist/pinko/fags G

 JH

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 Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 9:21 AM
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 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

 On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:17 PM, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  I added the words you were intimating, as you well know. You are just
 anti
  American, but don't won't to admit it. You just espouse it. Next time you
  are about to be mugged, call an anarchist.

 ROFL was already wondering how long it would take before you called Ed
 'anti-american' .
 A lot can be said for being predictable.

 A+
 jml


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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Ed Leafe
On Sep 3, 2008, at 9:17 AM, John wrote:

 I added the words you were intimating, as you well know. You are  
 just anti
 American, but don't won't to admit it. You just espouse it. Next  
 time you
 are about to be mugged, call an anarchist.


I guess the Constitution is anti-American, too!

I always find it ironic that those who are the quickest to throw out  
charges of anti-Americanism usually hate the concepts behind the Bill  
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Jean Laeremans
On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:24 PM, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Yeah, I finally had to state the obvious, for those of you
 socialist/communist/pinko/fags G

 JH
In earnest John, once you start calling names like those i just think
playground stuff and your arguments - valid as they might be - lose
all possible value...

A+
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Ed Leafe
On Sep 3, 2008, at 9:31 AM, Jean Laeremans wrote:

 In earnest John, once you start calling names like those i just think
 playground stuff and your arguments - valid as they might be - lose
 all possible value...

More importantly, it shows just how credible his claim of being able  
to tell the guilt or innocence of a person just by looking at him. It  
also reinforces the notion that we have a significant number of such  
deluded people wearing a badge and carrying weapons.

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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread John
LAWFUL assembly, and protest is totally acceptable. Anarchists who plan to
disrupt LAWFUL assemblies, and commit crimes like kidnapping aren't. Being a
liberal, you just don't see the distinction, do you. Every time I see one of
you libs rail against the police, I'm reminding of that wonderful song from
the Wizard of OZ - If I Only Had A Brain

JH

-Original Message-
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Of Ed Leafe
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 9:31 AM
To: ProFox Email List
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On Sep 3, 2008, at 9:17 AM, John wrote:

 I added the words you were intimating, as you well know. You are  
 just anti
 American, but don't won't to admit it. You just espouse it. Next  
 time you
 are about to be mugged, call an anarchist.


I guess the Constitution is anti-American, too!

I always find it ironic that those who are the quickest to throw out

charges of anti-Americanism usually hate the concepts behind the Bill  
of Rights.

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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread John
Thanks, Coming from you, that tells me I'm on target.G

JH

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Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 9:31 AM
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John, you need to get professional help.
HW

On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 12:24 PM, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Yeah, I finally had to state the obvious, for those of you
 socialist/communist/pinko/fags G

 JH

 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
 Of Jean Laeremans
 Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 9:21 AM
 To: ProFox Email List
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

 On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:17 PM, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  I added the words you were intimating, as you well know. You are just
 anti
  American, but don't won't to admit it. You just espouse it. Next time
you
  are about to be mugged, call an anarchist.

 ROFL was already wondering how long it would take before you called Ed
 'anti-american' .
 A lot can be said for being predictable.

 A+
 jml


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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Helio Wakasugui
I mean, really... you must be worried about your precious bodily fluids...
HW

On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 12:49 PM, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Thanks, Coming from you, that tells me I'm on target.G

 JH

 -Original Message-
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 Of Helio Wakasugui
 Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 9:31 AM
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 John, you need to get professional help.
 HW

 On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 12:24 PM, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Yeah, I finally had to state the obvious, for those of you
  socialist/communist/pinko/fags G
 
  JH
 
  -Original Message-
  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
 Behalf
  Of Jean Laeremans
  Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 9:21 AM
  To: ProFox Email List
  Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
 
  On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:17 PM, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   I added the words you were intimating, as you well know. You are just
  anti
   American, but don't won't to admit it. You just espouse it. Next time
 you
   are about to be mugged, call an anarchist.
 
  ROFL was already wondering how long it would take before you called Ed
  'anti-american' .
  A lot can be said for being predictable.
 
  A+
  jml
 
 
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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Bob Calco

 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
 Behalf Of Jean Laeremans
 Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 10:31 AM
 To: ProFox Email List
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
 
 On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:24 PM, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Yeah, I finally had to state the obvious, for those of you
  socialist/communist/pinko/fags G
 
  JH
 In earnest John, once you start calling names like those i just think
 playground stuff and your arguments - valid as they might be - lose
 all possible value...

John:

I'm going to side with Jean on this one, but also defend you by putting your
unhelpful response in context.

Name calling, even when done with a G, seldom persuades anybody of
anything, and often makes you look petty. It can be great fun, and cathartic
when you're feeling a bit under the weather, or under attack, but it's
seldom effective at rallying people to your cause. Jean is right on this
point.

I am no proponent of PC, and a big fan of being tolerant of even the most
outrageous forms of expression (for reasons that are, I gather,
self-evident), but I would advise you NOT to indulge in it like this. I find
Pete's often interesting posts diminished by his occasional reference to
n-word for example. It makes me cringe because I know it gives people an
excuse to ignore the substance of his argument, whatever it may be. I
understand it's a protest in the name of free speech, and am sympathetic on
many levels but from experience I think it's more effective the more
sparingly it's done. 

In this case, Ed really did impugn John's profession and accused him,
personally, of enjoying acting like a Nazi and participating in a police
state when John was being facetious (with irrefutable proof provided by that
objective bastion of non-partisan news, Salon magazine). This is no less
outrageous than if he'd out and called John a Nazi, but it comes across as
more impassioned than personal, because Ed covered his ad
hominem/guilt-by-association argument with at least the fig leaf of a
magazine article on the topic of domestic surveillance. 

(BTW, I wonder how Bush-is-a-Nazi Dems these days would have responded to
Wilson's propaganda dept and domestic KGB-style police state, which
literally did round up people on baseless political charges whenever they
merely criticized government policy, predating even Stalin and Hilter with
that one. Wilson's actually one of their heroes, and the guy who brought us
our beloved income tax. I also note that it was the Dems who got Bush to
agree to create the Homeland Security Dept, after initially opposing it. But
I digress.)

But still, John, I think you could have shown more class with a little less
pejorative humor in response. Instead of responding explicitly in-kind,
which is what Ed was goading you to do, you should have simply called out
Ed's mean-spirited, ad-hominem, guilt-by-association argument against you
plainly for what it was.

- Bob

 
 A+
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Pete Theisen
Bob Calco wrote:

 Pete's often interesting posts diminished by his occasional reference to
 n-word for example. It makes me cringe because I know it gives people an
 excuse to ignore the substance of his argument

Hi Bob!

Of course, your criticism is valid, some people are looking for that 
excuse. However you are probably too young to remember the days when we 
were supposed to call them colored people.

Oh, swell! We had to call them Negroes in school, colored people to 
their faces and niggers amongst our friends. That is a lot of hypocrisy 
for a kid to come to terms with.

Then in the late 60s they decided that we couldn't refer to them as 
them, we couldn't say Negro or colored anymore, and it had to be 
black. Now they want to change it to African-American. I am waiting 
for them to just get over themselves and be one with us. I will most 
likely die before that happens.

It isn't that they can't assimilate, is not O-man an example of 
assimilation? Rather, it is that the agitators and the press who worship 
the agitators won't let assimilation happen.

All while this was going on, if you told a Pollock Joke the Polish 
kids laughed right along with the rest. I am waiting for this to happen 
to whatever they want to be called this week.
-- 
Regards,

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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Michael Madigan
Truth, the ultimate disinfectant! LOL


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 Subject: RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
 To: 'ProFox Email List' profox@leafe.com
 Date: Wednesday, September 3, 2008, 10:24 AM
 Yeah, I finally had to state the obvious, for those of you
 socialist/communist/pinko/fags G
 
 JH
 
 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
 Of Jean Laeremans
 Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 9:21 AM
 To: ProFox Email List
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
 
 On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:17 PM, John
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  I added the words you were intimating, as you well
 know. You are just anti
  American, but don't won't to admit it. You
 just espouse it. Next time you
  are about to be mugged, call an anarchist.
 
 ROFL was already wondering how long it would take before
 you called Ed
 'anti-american' .
 A lot can be said for being predictable.
 
 A+
 jml
 
 
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Michael Madigan
John's a real American.  I'd rather have John watch my back than you two silly 
men.


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 From: Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
 To: ProFox Email List profox@leafe.com
 Date: Wednesday, September 3, 2008, 10:35 AM
 On Sep 3, 2008, at 9:31 AM, Jean Laeremans wrote:
 
  In earnest John, once you start calling names like
 those i just think
  playground stuff and your arguments -
 valid as they might be - lose
  all possible value...
 
   More importantly, it shows just how credible his claim of
 being able  
 to tell the guilt or innocence of a person just by looking
 at him. It  
 also reinforces the notion that we have a significant
 number of such  
 deluded people wearing a badge and carrying weapons.
 
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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Michael Madigan
Again, John wasn't name calling, he was stating the facts.


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--- On Wed, 9/3/08, Bob Calco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 From: Bob Calco [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
 To: 'ProFox Email List' profox@leafe.com
 Date: Wednesday, September 3, 2008, 11:41 AM
  -Original Message-
  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
  Behalf Of Jean Laeremans
  Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 10:31 AM
  To: ProFox Email List
  Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
  
  On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:24 PM, John
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Yeah, I finally had to state the obvious, for
 those of you
   socialist/communist/pinko/fags G
  
   JH
  In earnest John, once you start calling names like
 those i just think
  playground stuff and your arguments -
 valid as they might be - lose
  all possible value...
 
 John:
 
 I'm going to side with Jean on this one, but also
 defend you by putting your
 unhelpful response in context.
 
 Name calling, even when done with a G, seldom
 persuades anybody of
 anything, and often makes you look petty. It can be great
 fun, and cathartic
 when you're feeling a bit under the weather, or under
 attack, but it's
 seldom effective at rallying people to your cause. Jean is
 right on this
 point.
 
 I am no proponent of PC, and a big fan of being tolerant of
 even the most
 outrageous forms of expression (for reasons that are, I
 gather,
 self-evident), but I would advise you NOT to indulge in it
 like this. I find
 Pete's often interesting posts diminished by his
 occasional reference to
 n-word for example. It makes me cringe because
 I know it gives people an
 excuse to ignore the substance of his argument, whatever it
 may be. I
 understand it's a protest in the name of free speech,
 and am sympathetic on
 many levels but from experience I think it's more
 effective the more
 sparingly it's done. 
 
 In this case, Ed really did impugn John's profession
 and accused him,
 personally, of enjoying acting like a Nazi and
 participating in a police
 state when John was being facetious (with irrefutable proof
 provided by that
 objective bastion of non-partisan news, Salon magazine).
 This is no less
 outrageous than if he'd out and called John a Nazi, but
 it comes across as
 more impassioned than personal, because Ed covered his ad
 hominem/guilt-by-association argument with at least the fig
 leaf of a
 magazine article on the topic of domestic surveillance. 
 
 (BTW, I wonder how Bush-is-a-Nazi Dems these days would
 have responded to
 Wilson's propaganda dept and domestic KGB-style police
 state, which
 literally did round up people on baseless political charges
 whenever they
 merely criticized government policy, predating even Stalin
 and Hilter with
 that one. Wilson's actually one of their heroes, and
 the guy who brought us
 our beloved income tax. I also note that it was the Dems
 who got Bush to
 agree to create the Homeland Security Dept, after initially
 opposing it. But
 I digress.)
 
 But still, John, I think you could have shown more class
 with a little less
 pejorative humor in response. Instead of responding
 explicitly in-kind,
 which is what Ed was goading you to do, you should have
 simply called out
 Ed's mean-spirited, ad-hominem, guilt-by-association
 argument against you
 plainly for what it was.
 
 - Bob
 
  
  A+
  jml
  
  
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Michael Madigan
What is amazing is that these anarchists will damage a liberal's business as 
fast as a conservative's business, yet these clowns need to support these scum 
to the bitter end.


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 I always find it ironic that those who are the quickest
 to throw out  
 charges of anti-Americanism usually hate the concepts
 behind the Bill  
 of Rights.
 
 Not really, and I have to agree with Jean, that Ed is
 predictable.  The problem is that the bill of rights, like
 many good things, is often abused by those who do not
 believe in free speech and or the things most Americans live
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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Bob Calco
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 Behalf Of Michael Madigan
 Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 1:19 PM
 To: ProFox Email List
 Subject: RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
 
 Again, John wasn't name calling, he was stating the facts.
 

Socialist -- OK, I think a case can be made. Supporting Obama is evidence.
His program is certainly rooting in socialist thought and activism.

Communist? Eh. I don't think any in-the-field liberal today really knows
what communism is, which is why they're so eager to make all its mistakes. I
think Communist is pushing it a bit, but that may be valid. 

Pinko is just a pejorative for Communist, so same comment above applies.

Fag? On what basis is that fact asserted? I personally have no knowledge
of Ed's sex life. But maybe John does...?

- Bob



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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Michael Madigan
Fag can also be used as a pejorative for an effeminate heterosexual.  It can be 
argued that if a male votes for Obama, by definition he is effeminate.


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  -Original Message-
  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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  Behalf Of Michael Madigan
  Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 1:19 PM
  To: ProFox Email List
  Subject: RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
  
  Again, John wasn't name calling, he was stating
 the facts.
  
 
 Socialist -- OK, I think a case can be made. Supporting
 Obama is evidence.
 His program is certainly rooting in socialist thought and
 activism.
 
 Communist? Eh. I don't think any in-the-field liberal
 today really knows
 what communism is, which is why they're so eager to
 make all its mistakes. I
 think Communist is pushing it a bit, but that may be valid.
 
 
 Pinko is just a pejorative for Communist, so same comment
 above applies.
 
 Fag? On what basis is that fact asserted? I
 personally have no knowledge
 of Ed's sex life. But maybe John does...?
 
 - Bob
 
 
 
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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread John
You are right Bob. I guess, I just was over my daily quota of idiots!
Liberals are a known commodity, and Ed is at the head of the crowd. It ticks
me off, when twerps want to talk about how wrong the police are,
particularly when they've probably never even defended themselves, much less
others. Ed falls into that category believe dope and many other crimes
should be legal, and everything the police do should be criminal. I'm sick
of hearing how mean spirited the police are, especially when I think about
the years of risking my life for the likes of Ed and his anarchist buddies.
I've seen what these people do, and heard what they have to say. They need
to go to one of those other perfect countries like Russia, where things
are much, much better and the police treat people so much better. 

John


-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Bob Calco
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 10:41 AM
To: 'ProFox Email List'
Subject: RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis


 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
 Behalf Of Jean Laeremans
 Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 10:31 AM
 To: ProFox Email List
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
 
 On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:24 PM, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Yeah, I finally had to state the obvious, for those of you
  socialist/communist/pinko/fags G
 
  JH
 In earnest John, once you start calling names like those i just think
 playground stuff and your arguments - valid as they might be - lose
 all possible value...

John:

I'm going to side with Jean on this one, but also defend you by putting your
unhelpful response in context.

Name calling, even when done with a G, seldom persuades anybody of
anything, and often makes you look petty. It can be great fun, and cathartic
when you're feeling a bit under the weather, or under attack, but it's
seldom effective at rallying people to your cause. Jean is right on this
point.

I am no proponent of PC, and a big fan of being tolerant of even the most
outrageous forms of expression (for reasons that are, I gather,
self-evident), but I would advise you NOT to indulge in it like this. I find
Pete's often interesting posts diminished by his occasional reference to
n-word for example. It makes me cringe because I know it gives people an
excuse to ignore the substance of his argument, whatever it may be. I
understand it's a protest in the name of free speech, and am sympathetic on
many levels but from experience I think it's more effective the more
sparingly it's done. 

In this case, Ed really did impugn John's profession and accused him,
personally, of enjoying acting like a Nazi and participating in a police
state when John was being facetious (with irrefutable proof provided by that
objective bastion of non-partisan news, Salon magazine). This is no less
outrageous than if he'd out and called John a Nazi, but it comes across as
more impassioned than personal, because Ed covered his ad
hominem/guilt-by-association argument with at least the fig leaf of a
magazine article on the topic of domestic surveillance. 

(BTW, I wonder how Bush-is-a-Nazi Dems these days would have responded to
Wilson's propaganda dept and domestic KGB-style police state, which
literally did round up people on baseless political charges whenever they
merely criticized government policy, predating even Stalin and Hilter with
that one. Wilson's actually one of their heroes, and the guy who brought us
our beloved income tax. I also note that it was the Dems who got Bush to
agree to create the Homeland Security Dept, after initially opposing it. But
I digress.)

But still, John, I think you could have shown more class with a little less
pejorative humor in response. Instead of responding explicitly in-kind,
which is what Ed was goading you to do, you should have simply called out
Ed's mean-spirited, ad-hominem, guilt-by-association argument against you
plainly for what it was.

- Bob

 
 A+
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Ricardo Araoz
Jean Laeremans wrote:
 On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:17 PM, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I added the words you were intimating, as you well know. You are just anti
 American, but don't won't to admit it. You just espouse it. Next time you
 are about to be mugged, call an anarchist.
 
 ROFL was already wondering how long it would take before you called Ed
 'anti-american' .
 A lot can be said for being predictable.
 
 A+
 jml
 

LOL

Besides that. Man! You get fucking paid to do your job. So you'd better
come zipping if he calls you, 'cause he's paying your rent!
It would seem you think people have to be thankful that you do the job
you are being paid to do. If you consider the pay is too low for the
risk then quit the job, but stop whining every time somebody does not
appreciate your fellow uniformed thugs.


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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Ricardo Araoz
John wrote:
 You are right Bob. I guess, I just was over my daily quota of idiots!
 Liberals are a known commodity, and Ed is at the head of the crowd. It ticks
 me off, when twerps want to talk about how wrong the police are,
 particularly when they've probably never even defended themselves, much less
 others. Ed falls into that category believe dope and many other crimes
 should be legal, and everything the police do should be criminal. I'm sick
 of hearing how mean spirited the police are, especially when I think about
 the years of risking my life for the likes of Ed and his anarchist buddies.
 I've seen what these people do, and heard what they have to say. They need
 to go to one of those other perfect countries like Russia, where things
 are much, much better and the police treat people so much better. 
 
 John
 

Johnny, Johnny, Johnny... I guess now Ed should act offended and tell
you that next time you need a ProFox forum you should ask a Nazi...
erhhh... repub to provide it. LOL

P.S.: The years you spent risking my life for the likes of... you were
paid and did because you liked the job. It's been paid in full, so don't
come begging for sympathy or a pat in your head.



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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Michael Madigan
It's called being a straight shooter.  Keep up the good work!


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--- On Wed, 9/3/08, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 From: John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
 To: 'ProFox Email List' profox@leafe.com
 Date: Wednesday, September 3, 2008, 6:00 PM
 You are right Bob. I guess, I just was over my daily quota
 of idiots!
 Liberals are a known commodity, and Ed is at the head of
 the crowd. It ticks
 me off, when twerps want to talk about how wrong the police
 are,
 particularly when they've probably never even defended
 themselves, much less
 others. Ed falls into that category believe dope and many
 other crimes
 should be legal, and everything the police do should be
 criminal. I'm sick
 of hearing how mean spirited the police are, especially
 when I think about
 the years of risking my life for the likes of Ed and his
 anarchist buddies.
 I've seen what these people do, and heard what they
 have to say. They need
 to go to one of those other perfect countries
 like Russia, where things
 are much, much better and the police treat people so
 much better. 
 
 John
 
 
 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
 Of Bob Calco
 Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 10:41 AM
 To: 'ProFox Email List'
 Subject: RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
 
 
  -Original Message-
  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
  Behalf Of Jean Laeremans
  Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 10:31 AM
  To: ProFox Email List
  Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
  
  On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:24 PM, John
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Yeah, I finally had to state the obvious, for
 those of you
   socialist/communist/pinko/fags G
  
   JH
  In earnest John, once you start calling names like
 those i just think
  playground stuff and your arguments -
 valid as they might be - lose
  all possible value...
 
 John:
 
 I'm going to side with Jean on this one, but also
 defend you by putting your
 unhelpful response in context.
 
 Name calling, even when done with a G, seldom
 persuades anybody of
 anything, and often makes you look petty. It can be great
 fun, and cathartic
 when you're feeling a bit under the weather, or under
 attack, but it's
 seldom effective at rallying people to your cause. Jean is
 right on this
 point.
 
 I am no proponent of PC, and a big fan of being tolerant of
 even the most
 outrageous forms of expression (for reasons that are, I
 gather,
 self-evident), but I would advise you NOT to indulge in it
 like this. I find
 Pete's often interesting posts diminished by his
 occasional reference to
 n-word for example. It makes me cringe because
 I know it gives people an
 excuse to ignore the substance of his argument, whatever it
 may be. I
 understand it's a protest in the name of free speech,
 and am sympathetic on
 many levels but from experience I think it's more
 effective the more
 sparingly it's done. 
 
 In this case, Ed really did impugn John's profession
 and accused him,
 personally, of enjoying acting like a Nazi and
 participating in a police
 state when John was being facetious (with irrefutable proof
 provided by that
 objective bastion of non-partisan news, Salon magazine).
 This is no less
 outrageous than if he'd out and called John a Nazi, but
 it comes across as
 more impassioned than personal, because Ed covered his ad
 hominem/guilt-by-association argument with at least the fig
 leaf of a
 magazine article on the topic of domestic surveillance. 
 
 (BTW, I wonder how Bush-is-a-Nazi Dems these days would
 have responded to
 Wilson's propaganda dept and domestic KGB-style police
 state, which
 literally did round up people on baseless political charges
 whenever they
 merely criticized government policy, predating even Stalin
 and Hilter with
 that one. Wilson's actually one of their heroes, and
 the guy who brought us
 our beloved income tax. I also note that it was the Dems
 who got Bush to
 agree to create the Homeland Security Dept, after initially
 opposing it. But
 I digress.)
 
 But still, John, I think you could have shown more class
 with a little less
 pejorative humor in response. Instead of responding
 explicitly in-kind,
 which is what Ed was goading you to do, you should have
 simply called out
 Ed's mean-spirited, ad-hominem, guilt-by-association
 argument against you
 plainly for what it was.
 
 - Bob
 
  
  A+
  jml
  
  
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Michael Madigan
Why does everything you write have to be laced with obscenities?  Is your 
vocabulary so limited that you have to resort to that?


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--- On Wed, 9/3/08, Ricardo Araoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 From: Ricardo Araoz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
 To: ProFox Email List profox@leafe.com
 Date: Wednesday, September 3, 2008, 6:42 PM
 Jean Laeremans wrote:
  On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:17 PM, John
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  I added the words you were intimating, as you well
 know. You are just anti
  American, but don't won't to admit it. You
 just espouse it. Next time you
  are about to be mugged, call an anarchist.
  
  ROFL was already wondering how long it would take
 before you called Ed
  'anti-american' .
  A lot can be said for being predictable.
  
  A+
  jml
  
 
 LOL
 
 Besides that. Man! You get fucking paid to do your job. So
 you'd better
 come zipping if he calls you, 'cause he's paying
 your rent!
 It would seem you think people have to be thankful that you
 do the job
 you are being paid to do. If you consider the pay is too
 low for the
 risk then quit the job, but stop whining every time
 somebody does not
 appreciate your fellow uniformed thugs.
 
 
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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Bob Calco
I can't believe how the rights of these peaceful anti-war community
organizers are being violated:

http://apnews.excite.com/article/20080902/D92U955O0.html

- - -
Members of the Connecticut delegation said they were attacked by protesters
when they got off their bus near the Xcel Center, KMSP-TV reported. Delegate
Rob Simmons told the station that a group of protesters came toward his
delegation and tried to rip the credentials off their necks and sprayed them
with a toxic substance that burned their eyes and stained their clothes.

One 80-year-old member of the delegation had to be treated for injuries, and
several other delegates had to rinse their eyes and clothing, the station
reported.

...

Terry Butts, a former Alabama Supreme Court justice who is a convention
delegate, was on a bus taking delegates to the arena when a brick through
the window sprayed glass on him and two others. Butts said he wasn't hurt.

It just left us a little shaken, he said. It was sort of a frightening
moment because it could have been a bomb or a Molotov cocktail.
- - -

Or an Alinsky beer mug. Or a Weather Underground shot glass.

- Bob



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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Michael Madigan
I understand that Minnesota has mandatory sentencing for some of these crimes.  
It would be great to see some of these Demcorat pigs in jail for 10 years.

Would make it all worthwhile.





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--- On Wed, 9/3/08, Bob Calco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 From: Bob Calco [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis
 To: 'ProFox Email List' profox@leafe.com
 Date: Wednesday, September 3, 2008, 7:25 PM
 I can't believe how the rights of these peaceful
 anti-war community
 organizers are being violated:
 
 http://apnews.excite.com/article/20080902/D92U955O0.html
 
 - - -
 Members of the Connecticut delegation said they were
 attacked by protesters
 when they got off their bus near the Xcel Center, KMSP-TV
 reported. Delegate
 Rob Simmons told the station that a group of protesters
 came toward his
 delegation and tried to rip the credentials off their necks
 and sprayed them
 with a toxic substance that burned their eyes and stained
 their clothes.
 
 One 80-year-old member of the delegation had to be treated
 for injuries, and
 several other delegates had to rinse their eyes and
 clothing, the station
 reported.
 
 ...
 
 Terry Butts, a former Alabama Supreme Court justice who is
 a convention
 delegate, was on a bus taking delegates to the arena when a
 brick through
 the window sprayed glass on him and two others. Butts said
 he wasn't hurt.
 
 It just left us a little shaken, he said.
 It was sort of a frightening
 moment because it could have been a bomb or a Molotov
 cocktail.
 - - -
 
 Or an Alinsky beer mug. Or a Weather Underground shot
 glass.
 
 - Bob
 
 
 
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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Bob Calco
I don't think these are average run-of-the-mill Democrats. These are Alinsky
style agitators, the hard core Left radicals, whose ideological idols are
influential in the left wing of the Democrat party. 

But I can't picture, say, Leland or Vince or anybody on this list (Ricardo
excepting, perhaps) doing anything violent like this.

Oh, did I mention that Obama's friends and career-starting fundraisers Bill
Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn did this kind of thing, and worse, and to this day
wish they could have done more of it?

- Bob

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 I understand that Minnesota has mandatory sentencing for some of these
 crimes.  It would be great to see some of these Demcorat pigs in jail
 for 10 years.
 
 Would make it all worthwhile.
 




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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Michael Madigan
No, not nice guys like Leland and I think Vince may be a Republican.

But these people are being funded by the same people who are funding Move On 
and Code Pink.

I'd love to watch video of these people being waterboarded.




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--- On Wed, 9/3/08, Bob Calco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 From: Bob Calco [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 To: 'ProFox Email List' profox@leafe.com
 Date: Wednesday, September 3, 2008, 7:57 PM
 I don't think these are average run-of-the-mill
 Democrats. These are Alinsky
 style agitators, the hard core Left radicals, whose
 ideological idols are
 influential in the left wing of the Democrat party. 
 
 But I can't picture, say, Leland or Vince or anybody on
 this list (Ricardo
 excepting, perhaps) doing anything violent like this.
 
 Oh, did I mention that Obama's friends and
 career-starting fundraisers Bill
 Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn did this kind of thing, and
 worse, and to this day
 wish they could have done more of it?
 
 - Bob
 
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  I understand that Minnesota has mandatory sentencing
 for some of these
  crimes.  It would be great to see some of these
 Demcorat pigs in jail
  for 10 years.
  
  Would make it all worthwhile.
  
 
 
 
 
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Vince Teachout
Michael Madigan wrote:
 No, not nice guys like Leland and I think Vince may be a Republican.

   

Hey!  Now dammit, I've been being NICE to you lately!

Ok, I did used to be a Republican, up until Reagan, then I switched to 
Libertarian, because I thought it meant I could vote for whoever I 
thought was best. 

When I found out it meant you could only vote for whoever was wacky 
enough to run as Libertarian, I switched to Independent, thinking THAT 
meant I could vote for whoever I thought was best. 

When I got turned away from the polls and couldn't vote, because it 
turns out that in NY at least, it means you can only vote for whoever is 
wacky enough to to run for Independent,* I switched to Democrat, so I 
could at least get to vote in a way that hopefully would make some 
difference.

If I could truly vote an independent cross ticket, I'd vote 
Obama-Palin.  (She had me at moose-munching mama)

But lest you fear I'm not a left-wing liberal maniac, I DID join the 
ACLU.  (And I was totally blown away when I found out they really do 
give you a card!)
And I joined because I truly do believe Bush is the worst threat the 
U.S. Constitution has ever faced, and they were our best hope.
Oh, and I  got to hear Rush, finally.  And he's an igmo-maniac.

* My uncle in Maryland informs me that in MD, Independent *does* mean 
you get to vote for whoever you think is best.




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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread John
That is just the courage of these wackos. They wouldn't attack those who
might defend themselves. They go after 80 year olds.

I wish the police had used rubber bullets on them.

John Harvey

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I can't believe how the rights of these peaceful anti-war community
organizers are being violated:

http://apnews.excite.com/article/20080902/D92U955O0.html

- - -
Members of the Connecticut delegation said they were attacked by protesters
when they got off their bus near the Xcel Center, KMSP-TV reported. Delegate
Rob Simmons told the station that a group of protesters came toward his
delegation and tried to rip the credentials off their necks and sprayed them
with a toxic substance that burned their eyes and stained their clothes.

One 80-year-old member of the delegation had to be treated for injuries, and
several other delegates had to rinse their eyes and clothing, the station
reported.

...

Terry Butts, a former Alabama Supreme Court justice who is a convention
delegate, was on a bus taking delegates to the arena when a brick through
the window sprayed glass on him and two others. Butts said he wasn't hurt.

It just left us a little shaken, he said. It was sort of a frightening
moment because it could have been a bomb or a Molotov cocktail.
- - -

Or an Alinsky beer mug. Or a Weather Underground shot glass.

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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Michael Madigan
It seems the ACLU only protects lefty causes.  If a town wants to take your 
house via eminent domain, the ACLU doesn't give a crap.


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--- On Wed, 9/3/08, Vince Teachout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 From: Vince Teachout [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 To: ProFox Email List profox@leafe.com
 Date: Wednesday, September 3, 2008, 9:32 PM
 Michael Madigan wrote:
  No, not nice guys like Leland and I think Vince may be
 a Republican.
 

 
 Hey!  Now dammit, I've been being NICE to you lately!
 
 Ok, I did used to be a Republican, up until Reagan, then I
 switched to 
 Libertarian, because I thought it meant I could vote for
 whoever I 
 thought was best. 
 
 When I found out it meant you could only vote for whoever
 was wacky 
 enough to run as Libertarian, I switched to Independent,
 thinking THAT 
 meant I could vote for whoever I thought was best. 
 
 When I got turned away from the polls and couldn't
 vote, because it 
 turns out that in NY at least, it means you can only vote
 for whoever is 
 wacky enough to to run for Independent,* I switched to
 Democrat, so I 
 could at least get to vote in a way that hopefully would
 make some 
 difference.
 
 If I could truly vote an independent cross ticket, I'd
 vote 
 Obama-Palin.  (She had me at moose-munching
 mama)
 
 But lest you fear I'm not a left-wing liberal maniac, I
 DID join the 
 ACLU.  (And I was totally blown away when I found out they
 really do 
 give you a card!)
 And I joined because I truly do believe Bush is the worst
 threat the 
 U.S. Constitution has ever faced, and they were our best
 hope.
 Oh, and I  got to hear Rush, finally.  And he's an
 igmo-maniac.
 
 * My uncle in Maryland informs me that in MD, Independent
 *does* mean 
 you get to vote for whoever you think is best.
 
 
 
 
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Vince Teachout
Michael Madigan wrote:
 It seems the ACLU only protects lefty causes.  If a town wants to take your 
 house via eminent domain, the ACLU doesn't give a crap.

   

Totally wrong!  They've gone against a LOT of eminent domain actions!  
Go to www.aclu.org, type eminent domain into the search box, and be 
prepared to do a lot of reading.
You can thank them by joining today.
You'll get a cool card.  Really.


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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Michael Madigan
Well good for them then.


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 Michael Madigan wrote:
  It seems the ACLU only protects lefty causes.  If a
 town wants to take your house via eminent domain, the ACLU
 doesn't give a crap.
 

 
 Totally wrong!  They've gone against a LOT of eminent
 domain actions!  
 Go to www.aclu.org, type eminent domain into
 the search box, and be 
 prepared to do a lot of reading.
 You can thank them by joining today.
 You'll get a cool card.  Really.
 
 
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Pete Theisen
Michael Madigan wrote:
 It seems the ACLU only protects lefty causes.  If a town wants to take your 
 house via eminent domain, the ACLU doesn't give a crap.

Hi Michael!

In my callow youth I was an ACLU member. It sounds nice, American Civil 
Liberties but actually, they only occasionally protect a right-winger's 
liberty. They all-the-time support left wing causes.

I got to thinking it should stand for American Communist-Liberal Union.
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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread John
Hahaha. From Republican to Democrat. That is sad. The funny thing about this
is, I went from Democrat to Republican, when Reagan became president.

John

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Michael Madigan wrote:
 No, not nice guys like Leland and I think Vince may be a Republican.

   

Hey!  Now dammit, I've been being NICE to you lately!

Ok, I did used to be a Republican, up until Reagan, then I switched to 
Libertarian, because I thought it meant I could vote for whoever I 
thought was best. 

When I found out it meant you could only vote for whoever was wacky 
enough to run as Libertarian, I switched to Independent, thinking THAT 
meant I could vote for whoever I thought was best. 

When I got turned away from the polls and couldn't vote, because it 
turns out that in NY at least, it means you can only vote for whoever is 
wacky enough to to run for Independent,* I switched to Democrat, so I 
could at least get to vote in a way that hopefully would make some 
difference.

If I could truly vote an independent cross ticket, I'd vote 
Obama-Palin.  (She had me at moose-munching mama)

But lest you fear I'm not a left-wing liberal maniac, I DID join the 
ACLU.  (And I was totally blown away when I found out they really do 
give you a card!)
And I joined because I truly do believe Bush is the worst threat the 
U.S. Constitution has ever faced, and they were our best hope.
Oh, and I  got to hear Rush, finally.  And he's an igmo-maniac.

* My uncle in Maryland informs me that in MD, Independent *does* mean 
you get to vote for whoever you think is best.




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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Vince Teachout
John wrote:
 Hahaha. From Republican to Democrat. 

I became enlightened.  :-)

 That is sad. The funny thing about this
 is, I went from Democrat to Republican, 
Alas, the scales grew over your eyes...  :-)

 when Reagan became president.

   
Hmm, that's kind of interesting, isn't it?  Reagan seems to have been a 
pivot point for a lot of people.



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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread John
Ronald Reagan is THE model for a president. Even Barak and Slick Willie have
been heard to invoke his name when they wanted attention.

JH

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John wrote:
 Hahaha. From Republican to Democrat. 

I became enlightened.  :-)

 That is sad. The funny thing about this
 is, I went from Democrat to Republican, 
Alas, the scales grew over your eyes...  :-)

 when Reagan became president.

   
Hmm, that's kind of interesting, isn't it?  Reagan seems to have been a 
pivot point for a lot of people.



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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Pete Theisen
John wrote:
 Hahaha. From Republican to Democrat. That is sad. The funny thing about this
 is, I went from Democrat to Republican, when Reagan became president.

Hi John!

My mother was a D and made my dad get rid of his shotgun. I tended D in 
68 (except for the gun issue) but went R during the early Nixon years 
after seeing the Ds in Chicago. After Watergate I went American 
Independent and During the Carter years I went with Reagan. I have been 
R ever since.
 
 Michael Madigan wrote:
 No, not nice guys like Leland and I think Vince may be a Republican.
-- 
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Vince Teachout
Pete Theisen wrote:

 My mother was a D and made my dad get rid of his shotgun. 
Hmm.. I'm a D, and I think everyone should own a shotgun or a rifle, or 
at the very least, know how to safely store, clean, and shoot them.
(just butting in - sorry)



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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Pete Theisen
Vince Teachout wrote:
 Pete Theisen wrote:
 My mother was a D and made my dad get rid of his shotgun. 
 Hmm.. I'm a D, and I think everyone should own a shotgun or a rifle, or 
 at the very least, know how to safely store, clean, and shoot them.
 (just butting in - sorry)

Hi Vince!

You and Leland. You at least *WERE* an R, maybe the gun heritage comes 
from thence.


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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Vince Teachout
Pete Theisen wrote:
 Pete Theisen wrote:
 
 My mother was a D and made my dad get rid of his shotgun. 
   
 Hmm.. I'm a D, and I think everyone should own a shotgun or a rifle, or 
 at the very least, know how to safely store, clean, and shoot them.
 (just butting in - sorry)
 

 Hi Vince!

 You and Leland. You at least *WERE* an R, maybe the gun heritage comes 
 from thence.

   
Or from hunting with my dad.  Or from not trusting our government  :-)



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RE: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread John
Being from the south, and having a family where all the men, and a few of
the women, hunted, guns were just a part of life. Then the fact that my dad,
three uncles, three cousins, and both brothers were cops, guns have always
been around. Nobody ever got kilt either. Of course my next younger brother
did shoot a guy once, because he was shooting at someone else. Even then, he
just wounded the guy. I never shot at anyone, though I was shot at on 7
different occasions.

JH

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John wrote:
 Hahaha. From Republican to Democrat. That is sad. The funny thing about
this
 is, I went from Democrat to Republican, when Reagan became president.

Hi John!

My mother was a D and made my dad get rid of his shotgun. I tended D in 
68 (except for the gun issue) but went R during the early Nixon years 
after seeing the Ds in Chicago. After Watergate I went American 
Independent and During the Carter years I went with Reagan. I have been 
R ever since.
 
 Michael Madigan wrote:
 No, not nice guys like Leland and I think Vince may be a Republican.
-- 
Regards,

Pete
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Pete Theisen
Vince Teachout wrote:

 My mother was a D and made my dad get rid of his shotgun. 
   
 Hmm.. I'm a D, and I think everyone should own a shotgun or a rifle, or 
 at the very least, know how to safely store, clean, and shoot them.
 (just butting in - sorry)

 You and Leland. You at least *WERE* an R, maybe the gun heritage comes 
 from thence.

   
 Or from hunting with my dad.  Or from not trusting our government  :-)

Hi Vince!

But Obama is going to save you from your own evil instincts . . .
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Re: [OT] Nazi police in Minneapolis

2008-09-03 Thread Pete Theisen
John wrote:
 Being from the south, and having a family where all the men, and a few of
 the women, hunted, guns were just a part of life. Then the fact that my dad,
 three uncles, three cousins, and both brothers were cops, guns have always
 been around. Nobody ever got kilt either.

Hi John!

Might be easier to draw from a thigh holster . . .

risque video

http://www.utilikilts.com/
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