Has there ever been a bigger joke of a justice department than Holder's?

Quote:On Friday, Attorney General Eric Holder issued a memo to everyone in the Department of Justice reminding them that they should not become customers in the commercial sex trade — and not just because of the threat of extortion or blackmail, either.

“Regardless of whether prostitution is legal or tolerated in a particular jurisdiction,” Holder wrote, “soliciting prostitutes creates a greater demand for human trafficking victims and a consequent increase in the number of minor and adult persons trafficked into commercial sex slavery.”

While there’s some debate, a 2012 study largely reinforces Holder’s point. “On average,” its authors write, “countries with legalized prostitution experience a larger degree of reported human trafficking inflows.” And they have a scatterplot to demonstrate it.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-...d=sm_tw_pp

dial-a-ho....it's pretty simple

jfc about pontificating moral legislation with what a woman wants to do with THEIR kitty-cat

does anyone remember what boys do when they are told, "not to"

it pains me that people think that all are equal.....they are not

it's strange you would 'dog' the premise of the blue promoting the 'religious right' of the red......never mind....it's easily believable....you are one of those 'phobia folks'

thank you for putting me on "ignore"

Only in Obama's A s s clown administration is this possible.

(04-11-2015 10:13 AM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  Only in Obama's A s s clown administration is this possible.

Except of course it includes incidents which occurred years prior to Obamas presidency. Do you at all care to check what you say is true?

This is not an Obama administration problem, this is a federal bureaucracy problem, and it has been ingrained for some time. These a-holes think they're invincible, that no bad consequences can come to them, starting because they pretty much can't be fired except in outrageously extreme cases. And that extends to every nook and cranny of the federal bureaucracy. This is a symptom, not the problem.

And really, you mean the biggest reason that justice department employees should not frequent prostitutes is because prostitution promotes human trafficking?

I could care less who hires a hooker as long as the principle of non aggression is not violated.

So ......... employees of the DOJ are held at a higher standard than private sector employees. Yet our Congress and Senate feel that the private sector and the public sector should be paid equal. hmmmmm

(04-13-2015 07:53 AM)NewJersey GATA Wrote:  So ......... employees of the DOJ are held at a higher standard than private sector employees. Yet our Congress and Senate feel that the private sector and the public sector should be paid equal. hmmmmm

No they are not held top a higher standard. In theory yes, but in practice no. When you can't be fired, who cares what the rules are?

And government workers are generally paid more, not equal.

(04-11-2015 10:13 AM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  Only in Obama's A s s clown administration is this possible.

You think this sort of behavior only started after Obama?

That's precious.

(04-13-2015 07:59 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  

(04-13-2015 07:53 AM)NewJersey GATA Wrote:  So ......... employees of the DOJ are held at a higher standard than private sector employees. Yet our Congress and Senate feel that the private sector and the public sector should be paid equal. hmmmmm

No they are not held top a higher standard. In theory yes, but in practice no. When you can't be fired, who cares what the rules are?

And government workers are generally paid more, not equal.

Who says you can't be fired? There are numerous grounds of firing.

Government workers in Washington DC are typically paid more. Unfortunately law enforcement is paid less than what state and local government pays considering locality.

The avg median salary for a LEO in New Jersey is 91,000 a year. The avg gov't employee in law enforcement is under 70,000.

It's amazing how everyone groups government workers with all the DC nutt jobs.

Quote: The avg median salary for a LEO in New Jersey is 91,000 a year. The avg gov't employee in law enforcement is under 70,000.

The cost of living for that LEO in New Jersey is probably far higher than the cost of living for the average federal LEO.

(04-13-2015 10:45 AM)UCF08 Wrote:  

Quote: The avg median salary for a LEO in New Jersey is 91,000 a year. The avg gov't employee in law enforcement is under 70,000.

The cost of living for that LEO in New Jersey is probably far higher than the cost of living for the average federal LEO.

My fault, I meant to say the avg federal LEO salary with locality pay of NJ is 70,000.

The avg federal LEO makes less than 70,000 across America.

Federal LEO from NJ receive locality pay from NYC and Philly. Also federal LEO receive less compensation in their retirement and less subsidy in health care.