Comments on Pro Libertate: The State: Always the Accuser, Never the Defendant

PS: He was getting the best of him. Where was the...

2013-07-14T02:42:53.370-06:00

PS: He was getting the best of him.

Where was the ref? Who was going to break this up?

Off topic, but I'm really looking forward to y...

2013-07-14T02:40:07.077-06:00

Off topic, but I'm really looking forward to your post about double jeopardy vis a vis the Zimmerman verdict.

Trayvon,
Trayvon likes his skittles
And he got the best of George,
Until George used his rights
His rights to self-defense
And gun shots, gun shots from his gun
Yeah he carried like he could....

'The officer perceived a “threat”' I'...

2013-07-13T12:16:38.910-06:00

'The officer perceived a “threat”'

I'm thinking "perceived" is actually "assumed" or "imagined".

Those guys are indoctrinated to assume that *everything* is a lethal threat. No sense loading them with the burden of rational thought. :/

So I suppose, using Ogden logic, that prostitutes ...

2013-07-09T21:09:06.532-06:00

So I suppose, using Ogden logic, that prostitutes deserve to die without question no matter the hour or location. Especially if official vermin are involved in it.

Will, Many thanks for your insight on the likely ...

2013-07-09T12:55:00.558-06:00

Will,

Many thanks for your insight on the likely use of spying dossiers as well poisoning/ ad hominem etc material in courts and the media.

Friends have already pointed out the potential for spying data being used to blackmail judges and defense lawyers (as though the prospect of state salaries and promotion to state judge in state monopoly court, weren't corrupting enough!).

It says little of a judge and the jurors, that they swallowed a combination of some of the most basic logical fallacies. State education has done its job well.

@ Bob, Try getting one to do something useful like...

2013-07-09T12:46:45.106-06:00

@ Bob,
Try getting one to do something useful like look for truffles ;^)

I started calling my best landrace sow, "Fine Swine"

which is totally unfair as she's a plump, sweet natured and highly productive individual... no human can make bacon like she can(and I wouldn't eat it if they tried!)

Calling our steroid enhanced fatties in blue, "thugs" is probably offensive too. It would take a terminally dumb private sector gangster to employ such narcissistically arrogant, trigger happy, cowardly, unreliable and ill disciplined bunch.

I was going to refer to these slimeballs in police...

2013-07-09T11:07:13.304-06:00

I was going to refer to these slimeballs in policemen's customes as Pigs, except that it would be a horrible insult.

To the pigs, that is.

Another solid post, Will.

Your title put a thought into my mind, just to con...

2013-07-09T07:24:32.055-06:00

Your title put a thought into my mind, just to contemplate. What if the state's job was to defend it's masters (citizens) when they are accused and prosecution could come only from private individuals who suffered loss. Why would such a reversal of roles be any problem? Of course, begging the question that the servant, the state, should have any such role at all. -- An intriguing thought.

Oh, and by the way... Interesting that I describe...

2013-07-08T09:43:13.135-06:00

Oh, and by the way...

Interesting that I describe the victim above as a
"loving mother," but I don't have access to her "secret"
dossier as will the State's attny when this case comes
to civil trial.

High speed pursuit makes for great TV but really f...

2013-07-08T09:25:14.039-06:00

High speed pursuit makes for great TV but really
fucked-up reality.

These guys are all buck'n for an episode on Cops
while creating a deadly nuisance for the rest of us.

Recently here near Houston an innocent was killed
by two young women fleeing police after having
shoplifted from a nearby mall.

Who is really at fault? Reckless police policy or
the panic stricken suspects (who were minors.)
In either case, was it worth the life of the loving
Mother who was killed?
(Hint: these are rhetorical questions.)

This case and many other similar cases reveals the...

2013-07-08T03:33:51.180-06:00

This case and many other similar cases reveals the transition of this Country from individual sovereignty to government tyranny. The police, prosecutors and courts are not providing "justice" for the individual, they are enforcing the illegal acts of government agencies. Taxpayers/citizens must quit paying for this abuse of power and demand that violators and supervisors be fired.