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Surprise? - a brainwashed far-left Democrat plays the race card.
Socialism: There's one for you, nineteen for me Should five per cent appear too small Be thankful I don't take it all
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<b><font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote:
He was old, and he was a manipulative bastard who was the ruin of an already damaged justice system.

Dying at 80 is not bad, very many better people died much younger.


He was NOT a "bastard", he was a very kind-hearted, good man. You should be ashamed of yourself for speaking ill of the dead.
"Brian May, Freddie will."
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Mr.Jingles wrote:
Of course in some people's books there's no R.I.P for all the thousands of victims of Hurricaine Katrina.

Just because someone's poor, young, black, or unknown doesn't mean they deserve to be treated less than some who is old, rich, white, and famous. After all, we all know that if New Orleans was predominantly white and wealthy Bush would have sent the National Guard even before the hurricaine started.


And you would have been bitching if he HAD sent in the National Guard. Bush is hardly sitting there going "well, are these white people or black people?" He is weighing out options and doing the best he can. Bush is hardly a classist racist, Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice both grew up in poor black areas, and in Secretary Rice's case a poor black SOUTHERN area (Alabama, which is VERY close to the hurricaine-hit area.)
"Brian May, Freddie will."
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He did send the national guard.
Socialism: There's one for you, nineteen for me Should five per cent appear too small Be thankful I don't take it all
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FreddiesGhettoTrench wrote:
<b><font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote:
He was old, and he was a manipulative bastard who was the ruin of an already damaged justice system.

Dying at 80 is not bad, very many better people died much younger.


He was NOT a "bastard", he was a very kind-hearted, good man. You should be ashamed of yourself for speaking ill of the dead.


He wasn't only one 'a very kind-hearted, good man' on the Earth! Why should we need to know if he's dead or alive?! Most of the QZers have not got any clue who he was! Should I post topics on QZ about our Russian 'a very kind-hearted, good' governors, members of Parliament, about lives of pets of our President?
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I also had absolutely no idea who he was but there was a short notice about him in our national newspaper a few days ago so I read it to educate myself... they didn't praise him, they wrote he was VERY conservative (for death sentence, against abortion etc.). So his death doesn't sound like a big loss for the world or even for the US justice.
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Mr. Scully wrote:
I also had absolutely no idea who he was but there was a short notice about him in our national newspaper a few days ago so I read it to educate myself... they didn't praise him, they wrote he was VERY conservative (for death sentence, against abortion etc.). So his death doesn't sound like a big loss for the world or even for the US justice.


Oh, so his death wasn't a big loss because he favors the rights of innocent babies over the rights of heartless killers?

We need MORE people like him!
"Brian May, Freddie will."
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If he didn't help to your favorite Mr Bush with all those votes in Florida (as I remember it was his decision to stop to count them) - you wouldn't say there words FGT... I'm sure!
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Serry... wrote:
FreddiesGhettoTrench wrote:
<b><font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote:
He was old, and he was a manipulative bastard who was the ruin of an already damaged justice system.

Dying at 80 is not bad, very many better people died much younger.


He was NOT a "bastard", he was a very kind-hearted, good man. You should be ashamed of yourself for speaking ill of the dead.


He wasn't only one 'a very kind-hearted, good man' on the Earth! Why should we need to know if he's dead or alive?! Most of the QZers have not got any clue who he was! Should I post topics on QZ about our Russian 'a very kind-hearted, good' governors, members of Parliament, about lives of pets of our President?


Yeah, you should, if you feel like it! He was the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, if people don't know who he is that's their problem, it's not like I'm posting a message on the mayor of Sandpoint, Idaho!
"Brian May, Freddie will."
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It's not my problem, my dear, if I'm - citizen of Russian Federation - don't know the name of your chief justice! Do you know the name of Russian chief justice? You have two minutes for the answer, otherwise I'd think that you've used Google or - oh no, you don't know name of our chief justice??? Shame on you!
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'Yeah, you should, if you feel like it! He was the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, if people don't know who he is that's their problem, it's not like I'm posting a message on the mayor of Sandpoint, Idaho!'

You mean Ray Miller - don't tell me he has died as well, there is no justice in this world - well, there might be in the US now that Rehnquist has croaked.
Cleveland May 24 to June 4th 2007 - I came, I saw, I fucked off home again.
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FreddiesGhettoTrench wrote:
Mr.Jingles wrote:
Of course in some people's books there's no R.I.P for all the thousands of victims of Hurricaine Katrina.

Just because someone's poor, young, black, or unknown doesn't mean they deserve to be treated less than some who is old, rich, white, and famous. After all, we all know that if New Orleans was predominantly white and wealthy Bush would have sent the National Guard even before the hurricaine started.


And you would have been bitching if he HAD sent in the National Guard. Bush is hardly sitting there going "well, are these white people or black people?" He is weighing out options and doing the best he can. Bush is hardly a classist racist, Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice both grew up in poor black areas, and in Secretary Rice's case a poor black SOUTHERN area (Alabama, which is VERY close to the hurricaine-hit area.)


Even Bush himself has admitted that the response of the government was "unacceptable". If it makes you feel better I have a tiny bit more respect for someone who actually admits when he's wrong.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Brandon wrote: [/QUOTENAME]... and now the "best you can offer is Mr. Jingles? HA! He's... just pathetic.[/QUOTE]
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Everytime some Republican politician dies, we have SaraJane posting a thread. It doesn't take a wiseman to realize that fans of a rock band with a flamboyant singer don't give a flying fuck if some politician they've never heard of dies.

Does any remember when Leppar only posted messages about Def Leppard, and David Lee Rocks only posted about Van Halen, David Lee Roth, and how much he thinks Sammy Haggar sucks? Well, although I know many of us were getting tired of those posts, at least there are many of us here who are familiar with Def Leppard and Van Halen. Unlike the GOP, those were topics that were kinda worth discussing.

I'm sure there's plenty of Republican and conservative message boards on the web. Ever thought of rather spending your time posting there instead of here, SaraJane?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Brandon wrote: [/QUOTENAME]... and now the "best you can offer is Mr. Jingles? HA! He's... just pathetic.[/QUOTE]
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"He was the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, if people don't know who he is that's their problem"

Problem? I wouldn't call that a problem :-) How should anybody outside USA know him or be interested in the fact that he died?
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President Bush on Monday nominated Judge John Roberts to follow "Quistie" as Chief Justice...

...and Janet I can tell ya, he looks sexy to me too... and he´s still alive! :-)))
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