Archives for the 'justice' Category

Cosby Unfunny

Published on 26 Apr 2008 at 12:34 am. 14 Comments.
Filed under justice, law & order, mockery, racism.

 
(Note the messages on Cosby’s shirts. They do not say something stupid.)
I was about eight the last time I was a Cosby fan, which is about when he was edgy. That was a long time ago. This unfunny Cosby act has been pretty good, though. Bill Cosby has been aggravating elements of the black status quo/powers that be … white sq/ptb [...]

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Wrong > Right

Published on 4 Apr 2008 at 6:52 am. 2 Comments.
Filed under justice, racism.

But it’s hard to argue with what this black judge was trying to accomplish, clumsily, when he booted the whites out of his courtroom. via Herald.

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Random Humiliation = Social Commentary

Published on 2 Apr 2008 at 8:45 pm. 2 Comments.
Filed under justice.

Great news for social commentators.  In New York, you’re free to harass, mock and humiliate citizens at random, chase them with threats of unwanted physical contact, and make money off it, as long as it vaguely resembles social commentary. Anti-American commentary in this case.* Idiot judge tosses Borat lawsuit:  

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An Ear for an Ear

Published on 28 Mar 2008 at 7:50 am. 1 Comment.
Filed under ancient mysteries, filthy Crusader pigs, justice, law & order.

Ancient justice advocated for a Finnish tourist’s vandalism of ancient mystery statues on Easter Island. via Boston Herald:  

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My New Favorite Judge

Published on 27 Mar 2008 at 11:09 pm. 4 Comments.
Filed under English, crime, justice, opportunity, punishment.

Meet Peter Olszewski: 

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