In this case, the lawyer is focusing on the F-word to play the victim and to obfuscate the real issue which is that the property owner has every right to remove signs that were planted without his permission on HIS OWN PROPERTY, by law! The law that says you cannot touch political signs does not apply in these cases.

Conversely, they liberals love to steal signs then run away and hide them, and the next day vote illegally.

Witness the audacity, as of yet, unprosecuted:
http://www.cnht.org/news/2008/06/09/voter-fraud-takes-center-stage/

These f-n lawyers are just sick, especially the liberal ones.

Arj Barker Explains

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Anecdotally, I’d add that terms such as “(F-bomb) you!” and “(expletive)!” not infrequently comprise the main thrust if not the entirety of political discourse at some lefty sites

Well, since they A. are massively full of unrestrained rage and B. have no real argument to offer, bad words are pretty much all they have.

Oh, I can testify about the effect such things can have and the frequency of their use. Why, in Maine, I was visiting a small shop to get a cuppa joe, and was wearing a T-shirt with a political message on it. Apparently, some of the college-aged children there didn’t appreciate my support for conservative values. I was barraged by comments from 5 or 6 of the little brown shorts about any number of topics, including whether I belonged to the Klan, the Nazi Party, why I hated blacks, and (fill in the blank), etc. All with a great deal of profanity. I was amazed at my being able to remain calm and not respomd to the situation with the language and response I would have liked to.

The kids thought they were going to have the last laugh, as the older guy (me) with the coffee would leave and they could return to their lattes’ bottled water, and the NYT and gloat over their victory of driving me out. Rather, I calmly went over to empty table beside them and sat myself down. This caused the kids to come unglued and they ramped up their language, which I probably enabled by ignoring them. Finally, the owner came over and told the miscreants to leave, which shocked them to no end. They literally had gone pale about being told to “get out”. The best part, however, was having several other customers applaud as they left the store.

The owner came over and refunded my money, but i said that wasn”t at all necessary, but the owner insisted, so i took it and put it in the tip jar on the counter.

I guess what bothers me the most is that we have lost the days of reasonably civil discourse. I have a gentleman whom I have known for many many years. He and I are polar opposites, politically. We’ve clashed at a number of debates, rallies, and town meetings, but always without acrimony. It was never personal. Afterward, we could always have a couple drinks together, and he and I have had each other over for dinner many times. I consider us political enemies, but good friends.

Nowadays, not so much with other folks. He’s retired from politics and is a gentleman retiree. The new wave of “in your face” activists are a bothersome lot, and I can see little good coming in the next few years. Rather, I see an escalation to where riot and violence replaces debate and reason. Sooner, rather than later.

respects,