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RE: Is Moore about power-or about the end of due process?
(11-30-2017 09:03 AM)bullet Wrote: (11-30-2017 04:59 AM)bubbapt Wrote: (11-30-2017 04:14 AM)JRsec Wrote: (11-29-2017 08:56 AM)bullet Wrote: http://thefederalist.com/2017/11/27/roy-...e-process/
Good read on today's lynch mob mentality.
We can only hope that like McCarthyism and the Salem witch trials, the accusers and lynch mobs overstep and it destroys the movement.
It's really not that complicated. Moore is for Moore. There are oodles of politicians just like him on both sides of the aisle including his competition, Doug Jones. What separates the two is that Moore is a creep to boot. And not a first class sociopathic creep like Willie Clinton, but a cheap Gadsden Mall cruising, hushpuppie wearing, adolescent seeking, screw up of one.
I think I'm voting for Nick Saban. If he wins my most hated adversary loses their coach to Congress. And deep down I don't think Nick would simply go along with business as usual.
But I do agree with the article that due process is getting bushwhacked by the twitter crowd. But remember this, if twitter gets monitored and edited then it will be the same folks controlling the information as control most of the evening news, the "corporate media". So it is what it is, a mixed bag of fake news, truth, tabloid convoluted stories, and individual opinions. You know what it is going into it and have to be disciplined enough to research the truth for yourself.
Bill's first class?
Hard to be more white trash than Bill Clinton. He does it best.
I imagine that term (white trash) will soon be politically incorrect. SJWs and Blacks will say that it is insulting minorities by implication. (all the while they will talk about deplorables and flyover country).
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