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On 1/21/21 9:04 AM, Bod wrote:
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 C'mon man! Arlen is right. Put the "OT:" string at the beginning of the subject line so others don't have to see your juvenile political posts. |
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On 21/01/2021 15:16, Tesla wrote:
On 1/21/21 9:04 AM, Bod wrote: https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 C'mon man! Arlen is right. Put the "OT:" string at the beginning of the subject line so others don't have to see your juvenile political posts. The *vast* majority of posts are off topic and very few prefix a subject with OT. Arlen picked on a handful of posters and accused us of using different nyms and confusingly stating that we were ALL the same person. I've always used the same nym and I never posted to Usenet Farm, which he accused me of bombarding with posts. I'd previously never heard of that group. The man is a well known troll. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
On Thu, 21 Jan 2021 14:04:18 +0000, Bod wrote:
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
wrote in message ... On Thu, 21 Jan 2021 14:04:18 +0000, Bod wrote: https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 12:41:21 +1100, "Rod Speed"
wrote: wrote in message .. . On Thu, 21 Jan 2021 14:04:18 +0000, Bod wrote: https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. It is still against the federal law. I think the feds know they have to look the other way or open up a constitutional issue that might vacate a bunch of over reaching laws. Most came from the LBJ/Nixon era. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
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Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. I think the feds know they have to look the other way or open up a constitutional issue that might vacate a bunch of over reaching laws. Precisely, they arent stupid. Most came from the LBJ/Nixon era. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 14:55:05 +1100, "Rod Speed"
wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
On Thu, 21 Jan 2021 22:17:45 -0600, Jim Joyce
wrote: On Thu, 21 Jan 2021 22:27:03 -0500, wrote: On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 12:41:21 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote in message ... On Thu, 21 Jan 2021 14:04:18 +0000, Bod wrote: https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. It's not ironic. It's how the legal system works. Legalizing something isn't retroactive unless the law actually says so, and by default they usually don't. I suppose the question that still may come up is whether the feds have the power to make a plant that never crossed a state line illegal. Bear in mind, they had to pass a constitutional amendment to ban alcohol. Can you cite the language that changes that? If not you are stuck with the 9th and 10th amendments. Up until about 40 states legalized pot in some form, there wasn't anyone with standing who had the resources to fight the feds. 40 state attorneys general would have that critical mass. I suppose that isn't entirely true. Timothy Leary had the 1934 marijuana law struck down but the grounds did not address the issue of a federal ban. It was a tax law, similar to 1934 NFA (the machine gun tax) Timmy demonstrated it was impossible to pay that tax (buy the marijuana tax stamp). That was an easier lift. I can buy a tax stamp for a machine gun. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
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Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
wrote in message ... On Thu, 21 Jan 2021 22:17:45 -0600, Jim Joyce wrote: On Thu, 21 Jan 2021 22:27:03 -0500, wrote: On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 12:41:21 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote in message m... On Thu, 21 Jan 2021 14:04:18 +0000, Bod wrote: https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. It's not ironic. It's how the legal system works. Legalizing something isn't retroactive unless the law actually says so, and by default they usually don't. I suppose the question that still may come up is whether the feds have the power to make a plant that never crossed a state line illegal. Not now that they arent actually stupid enough to charge anyone in states where is now legal. Bear in mind, they had to pass a constitutional amendment to ban alcohol. They chose to go that route, anyway. Can you cite the language that changes that? If not you are stuck with the 9th and 10th amendments. Up until about 40 states legalized pot in some form, there wasn't anyone with standing who had the resources to fight the feds. That's bull**** with whats unconstitutional. 40 state attorneys general would have that critical mass. But the feds arent stupid enough to let that happen. I suppose that isn't entirely true. Timothy Leary had the 1934 marijuana law struck down but the grounds did not address the issue of a federal ban. It was a tax law, similar to 1934 NFA (the machine gun tax) Timmy demonstrated it was impossible to pay that tax (buy the marijuana tax stamp). That was an easier lift. I can buy a tax stamp for a machine gun. |
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Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed"
wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. .... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
wrote in message ... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. That's always been obvious, as I said. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. What I said. Try reading the quoting. |
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Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. The law I have great distaste for is the 'Patriot Act'. Tell me what it has done to benefit citizens. -- Tekkie |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
"Tekkie©" wrote in message ... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. Some do get wound up when they are no longer needed. The Work Projects Agency no longer exists, it didn't just ret renamed nor absorbed. The law I have great distaste for is the 'Patriot Act'. Tell me what it has done to benefit citizens. We havent seen another successful domestic plane hijacking in the USA. Great that you don't post on any political issue. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in finalhours
On 01/23/2021 03:11 PM, Tekkie� wrote:
On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. The law I have great distaste for is the 'Patriot Act'. Tell me what it has done to benefit citizens. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article...rveillance-joe Biden claims to have written it. If you don't believe that, here' a younger, more coherent Biden taking credit. https://www.antiwar.com/blog/2020/07...e-patriot-act/ |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
On Sat, 23 Jan 2021 17:11:21 -0500, Tekkie©
wrote: On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. The employees don't go away but they frequently change the signs on the buildings. The Bureau of Prohibition became The Federal Bureau of Narcotics. That morphed into the BNDD and then the DEA. They would find something else to make illegal and change the name again. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 11:02:12 +1100, "Rod Speed"
wrote: "Tekkie©" wrote in message ... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. Some do get wound up when they are no longer needed. The Work Projects Agency no longer exists, it didn't just ret renamed nor absorbed. They moved over to the War Production Board or they were simply drafted. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
wrote in message ... On Sat, 23 Jan 2021 17:11:21 -0500, Tekkie© wrote: On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. The employees don't go away but they frequently change the signs on the buildings. The Bureau of Prohibition became The Federal Bureau of Narcotics. That morphed into the BNDD and then the DEA. Didnt happen with the WPA. They would find something else to make illegal They dont get to do that. and change the name again. Fantasy. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
wrote in message ... On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 11:02:12 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: "Tekkie©" wrote in message ... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. Some do get wound up when they are no longer needed. The Work Projects Agency no longer exists, it didn't just ret renamed nor absorbed. They moved over to the War Production Board Wrong, as always. or they were simply drafted. That government agency had the plug pulled on it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Works_...on/Termination |
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On Sat, 23 Jan 2021 19:31:51 -0700, lowbrowwoman, the endlessly driveling,
troll-feeding, senile idiot, blabbered again: Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. The law I have great distaste for is the 'Patriot Act'. Tell me what it has done to benefit citizens. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article...rveillance-joe Biden claims to have written it. If you don't believe that, here' a younger, more coherent Biden taking credit. WTF has this **** got to do with ahr, senile gossip? |
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On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 15:24:29 +1100, cantankerous trolling geezer Rodent
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More Heavy Trolling by Senile Nym-Shifting Rodent Speed!
On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 15:29:53 +1100, cantankerous trolling geezer Rodent
Speed, the auto-contradicting senile sociopath, blabbered, again: FLUSH the trolling senile asshole's latest troll**** unread -- "Who or What is Rod Speed? Rod Speed is an entirely modern phenomenon. Essentially, Rod Speed is an insecure and worthless individual who has discovered he can enhance his own self-esteem in his own eyes by playing "the big, hard man" on the InterNet." https://www.pcreview.co.uk/threads/r...d-faq.2973853/ |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
On Sat, 23 Jan 2021 19:31:51 -0700, rbowman
wrote: On 01/23/2021 03:11 PM, Tekkie? wrote: On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. The law I have great distaste for is the 'Patriot Act'. Tell me what it has done to benefit citizens. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article...rveillance-joe Biden claims to have written it. If you don't believe that, here' a younger, more coherent Biden taking credit. https://www.antiwar.com/blog/2020/07...e-patriot-act/ That is true. The patriot act was originally proposed during the Clinton administration and some of the same people who were pimping it after 9-11 were vehemently opposed in 95-96. Benjamin Franklin said: "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 15:29:53 +1100, "Rod Speed"
wrote: wrote in message .. . On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 11:02:12 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: "Tekkie©" wrote in message ... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. Some do get wound up when they are no longer needed. The Work Projects Agency no longer exists, it didn't just ret renamed nor absorbed. They moved over to the War Production Board Wrong, as always. or they were simply drafted. That government agency had the plug pulled on it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Works_...on/Termination .... but nobody was fired. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in finalhours
On 1/24/2021 5:47 AM, wrote:
On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 15:29:53 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote in message ... On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 11:02:12 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: "Tekkie©" wrote in message ... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. Some do get wound up when they are no longer needed. The Work Projects Agency no longer exists, it didn't just ret renamed nor absorbed. They moved over to the War Production Board Wrong, as always. or they were simply drafted. That government agency had the plug pulled on it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Works_...on/Termination ... but nobody was fired. Please document that! |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
wrote in message ... On Sat, 23 Jan 2021 19:31:51 -0700, rbowman wrote: On 01/23/2021 03:11 PM, Tekkie? wrote: On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. The law I have great distaste for is the 'Patriot Act'. Tell me what it has done to benefit citizens. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article...rveillance-joe Biden claims to have written it. If you don't believe that, here' a younger, more coherent Biden taking credit. https://www.antiwar.com/blog/2020/07...e-patriot-act/ That is true. The patriot act was originally proposed during the Clinton administration and some of the same people who were pimping it after 9-11 were vehemently opposed in 95-96. Benjamin Franklin said: "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." It isnt a little temporary safety. Same with censorship in wartime. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
wrote in message ... On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 15:29:53 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote in message . .. On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 11:02:12 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: "Tekkie©" wrote in message ... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. Some do get wound up when they are no longer needed. The Work Projects Agency no longer exists, it didn't just ret renamed nor absorbed. They moved over to the War Production Board Wrong, as always. or they were simply drafted. That government agency had the plug pulled on it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Works_...on/Termination ... but nobody was fired. That particular government agency ceased to exist. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 08:06:55 -0800, Bob F wrote:
On 1/24/2021 5:47 AM, wrote: On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 15:29:53 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote in message ... On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 11:02:12 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: "Tekkie©" wrote in message ... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. Some do get wound up when they are no longer needed. The Work Projects Agency no longer exists, it didn't just ret renamed nor absorbed. They moved over to the War Production Board Wrong, as always. or they were simply drafted. That government agency had the plug pulled on it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Works_...on/Termination ... but nobody was fired. Please document that! They were drafted if they couldn't show that they had a critical job. This was 1943. Unemployment was virtually nothing. Even in more contemporary times, the last time there was any significant government layoff was during the Eisenhower administration. The usual pattern is you just move across the street to another agency or your agency changes names. During the Carter administration the GSA joke was they were going to start putting the signs on the building up with thumb screws because they changed so often. Inside, nothing changed. When I went in, the same people were sitting at the same desks doing pretty much the same thing. They just had a different sign on the building. My customer "Coast and Geodetic Survey" became ESSA, then NOAA and nothing changed at all in the building. They actually added staff in a new building. Nobody was laid off. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
On Mon, 25 Jan 2021 03:29:10 +1100, "Rod Speed"
wrote: wrote in message .. . On Sat, 23 Jan 2021 19:31:51 -0700, rbowman wrote: On 01/23/2021 03:11 PM, Tekkie? wrote: On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. The law I have great distaste for is the 'Patriot Act'. Tell me what it has done to benefit citizens. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article...rveillance-joe Biden claims to have written it. If you don't believe that, here' a younger, more coherent Biden taking credit. https://www.antiwar.com/blog/2020/07...e-patriot-act/ That is true. The patriot act was originally proposed during the Clinton administration and some of the same people who were pimping it after 9-11 were vehemently opposed in 95-96. Benjamin Franklin said: "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." It isnt a little temporary safety. True, it added little to safety. Same with censorship in wartime. That is an obsolete concept, made moot by the SCOTUS decision on the Pentagon papers. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
On Mon, 25 Jan 2021 03:30:28 +1100, "Rod Speed"
wrote: wrote in message .. . On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 15:29:53 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote in message ... On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 11:02:12 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: "Tekkie©" wrote in message ... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. Some do get wound up when they are no longer needed. The Work Projects Agency no longer exists, it didn't just ret renamed nor absorbed. They moved over to the War Production Board Wrong, as always. or they were simply drafted. That government agency had the plug pulled on it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Works_...on/Termination ... but nobody was fired. That particular government agency ceased to exist. Just because an agency ceases to exist does not mean the people are laid off. Another agency can take up right where they left off or those people can start firing off 171s and find a new home. Usually the shut down process is so slow they are never in danger of missing a paycheck. I lived in the belly of that beast for half of my life. I know a lot about how civil service works. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 08:45:42 -0500, wrote:
On Sat, 23 Jan 2021 19:31:51 -0700, rbowman wrote: On 01/23/2021 03:11 PM, Tekkie? wrote: On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. The law I have great distaste for is the 'Patriot Act'. Tell me what it has done to benefit citizens. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article...rveillance-joe Biden claims to have written it. If you don't believe that, here' a younger, more coherent Biden taking credit. https://www.antiwar.com/blog/2020/07...e-patriot-act/ That is true. The patriot act was originally proposed during the Clinton administration and some of the same people who were pimping it after 9-11 were vehemently opposed in 95-96. Benjamin Franklin said: "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." That quote probably doesn't mean what many people think it means. https://www.npr.org/2015/03/02/390245038/ben-franklins-famous-liberty-safety-quote-lost-its-context-in-21st-century |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
wrote in message ... On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 08:06:55 -0800, Bob F wrote: On 1/24/2021 5:47 AM, wrote: On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 15:29:53 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote in message ... On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 11:02:12 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: "Tekkie©" wrote in message ... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. Some do get wound up when they are no longer needed. The Work Projects Agency no longer exists, it didn't just ret renamed nor absorbed. They moved over to the War Production Board Wrong, as always. or they were simply drafted. That government agency had the plug pulled on it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Works_...on/Termination ... but nobody was fired. Please document that! They were drafted if they couldn't show that they had a critical job. This was 1943. Unemployment was virtually nothing. Even in more contemporary times, the last time there was any significant government layoff was during the Eisenhower administration. The usual pattern is you just move across the street to another agency or your agency changes names. During the Carter administration the GSA joke was they were going to start putting the signs on the building up with thumb screws because they changed so often. Inside, nothing changed. When I went in, the same people were sitting at the same desks doing pretty much the same thing. They just had a different sign on the building. Thats not what happened with the WPA, he is just plain wrong when he claimed Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. My customer "Coast and Geodetic Survey" became ESSA, then NOAA and nothing changed at all in the building. They actually added staff in a new building. Nobody was laid off. Irrelevant to what happened with the WPA. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
wrote in message ... On Mon, 25 Jan 2021 03:29:10 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote in message . .. On Sat, 23 Jan 2021 19:31:51 -0700, rbowman wrote: On 01/23/2021 03:11 PM, Tekkie? wrote: On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. The law I have great distaste for is the 'Patriot Act'. Tell me what it has done to benefit citizens. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article...rveillance-joe Biden claims to have written it. If you don't believe that, here' a younger, more coherent Biden taking credit. https://www.antiwar.com/blog/2020/07...e-patriot-act/ That is true. The patriot act was originally proposed during the Clinton administration and some of the same people who were pimping it after 9-11 were vehemently opposed in 95-96. Benjamin Franklin said: "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." It isnt a little temporary safety. True, it added little to safety. That's bull****. There hasn't been a successful domestic hijacking since. Same with censorship in wartime. That is an obsolete concept, Nope, plenty of what is recorded on gun camera footage still isnt allowed to be released. made moot by the SCOTUS decision on the Pentagon papers. BULL****. |
Full list after president grants clemency to 143 people in final hours
wrote in message ... On Mon, 25 Jan 2021 03:30:28 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote in message . .. On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 15:29:53 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote in message m... On Sun, 24 Jan 2021 11:02:12 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: "Tekkie©" wrote in message ... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:04:38 -0500, posted for all of us to digest... On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:56:43 +1100, "Rod Speed" wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Rod Speed wrote wrote Bod wrote https://www.standard.co.uk/news/us-p...&itm_content=1 Most of those people deserved a pardon. It is ridiculous that so many people were getting 20 to life sentences for non violent drug offenses. But he only pardoned a microscopic subset of those. It seems to be a tradition tho. Every outgoing president has a dose of conscience on his last day and pardons a bunch of them. Because it makes the pardoning of their own criminals like Bannon look a little more plausible for fools like you. I don't give a **** about Bannon either way. Irrelevant to why the fashion to pardon some criminals already in jail took off. He was busted for scamming people dumb enough to send Trump money for his wall. See above. It is really ironic that a lot of these people are in prison for selling pot in a state where you can buy it over the counter legally now. Yes, and that's why slick pardoned all the draft dodgers. That was Carter but I guess they were both goober governors before they went to the white house. I can see how you got confused. I wasn't confused and their history is irrelevant to why I remembered it wrong. It is still against the federal law. Federal law is irrelevant, they don't have the jurisdiction. Tell that to those people in federal prison for drugs. Don't need to, the feds don't jail anyone for drug use in states where its now legal. There is a huge agency (the DEA) that does nothing but arrest people breaking an unconstitutional law. But it doesn't do that in states where its no legal. ... and I told you why they are ignoring the federal law they are sworn to uphold. They know the whole controlled substances act might be in jeopardy and the DEA would have no reason to exist. Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. Some do get wound up when they are no longer needed. The Work Projects Agency no longer exists, it didn't just ret renamed nor absorbed. They moved over to the War Production Board Wrong, as always. or they were simply drafted. That government agency had the plug pulled on it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Works_...on/Termination ... but nobody was fired. That particular government agency ceased to exist. Just because an agency ceases to exist does not mean the people are laid off. What was being discussed was the stupid pig ignorant claim that Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. Another agency can take up right where they left off That didnt happen with the WPA. or those people can start firing off 171s and find a new home. Irrelevant to the stupid claim that Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. Usually the shut down process is so slow they are never in danger of missing a paycheck. Irrelevant to the stupid claim that Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. I lived in the belly of that beast for half of my life. I know a lot about how civil service works. But are clearly too stupid to realise that the claim that Once a government agency is formed it never ceases to exist. Is just plain wrong. |
More Heavy Trolling by Senile Nym-Shifting Rodent Speed!
On Mon, 25 Jan 2021 08:20:06 +1100, cantankerous trolling geezer Rodent
Speed, the auto-contradicting senile sociopath, blabbered, again: FLUSH the trolling senile asshole's latest troll**** unread -- Norman Wells addressing trolling senile Rodent: "Ah, the voice of scum speaks." MID: |
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