November 29th, 2001 by Republibot
Silly liberals…
::points and laughs at Jerry’s nonsensical anti-American rant::
..sounds like SOMEONE’s been enjoying the Elmer’s Glue fumes too much again ![]()
Silly liberals…
::points and laughs at Jerry’s nonsensical anti-American rant::
..sounds like SOMEONE’s been enjoying the Elmer’s Glue fumes too much again ![]()
Yay! Lets hear it for undoing years of work to balance the federal budget, and then…ooops, President Bush made a tax cut? Who was helped? Oh, big corporations? And now we need to bail them out?
Such BS. Next time, cut the $34 million dollars for pork belly packaging in georgia, and don’t cut taxes unnecessarily.
Oh, and to further the dislike I have for this administration’s policies, I rather enjoy my civil liberties and the separation of powers between the Executive, Judicial, and Congressional branches.
It’s not the terrorism bill that concerns me the most (it does), but I’m worried more about John “I’m Nearly a Nazi” Ashcroft and President Bush’s recent executive order (meaning that he didn’t consult Congress on it), enabling alleged terrorists to be tried in military tribunals, as well as removing lawyer-client confidentiality.
The order means that such courts would be able to impose sentences as severe as the death penalty on a two-thirds vote, hold trials in secret and rely on evidence that may be rejected in a civil court, as well as not being subject to judical review. This can’t be compared to Roosevelt, who had the support of the Supreme Court…and had a war.
President of the American Bar Association Robert Hirshon said in a statement issued on 9 November that “these new rules run squarely afoul of the fourth and sixth amendments to the US Constitution. The sixth amendment guarantees a right to counsel, but the new rules clearly violate that privilege, and therefore seriously impinge on the right to counsel.”
We have not declared war. There is no war. We are policing, we are fighting against terrorism - but we have no declaration against any country. We are back in Vietnam.
Fuck secrecy, fuck the racial profiling against Arabs and people of Arabic descent, and fuck terrorism - both here and abroad.
Keep yourself informed.
pacchi on November 29th, 2001 | File Under Old Blog | No Comments -Teen Girls More Likely to Be Cyber-Schizoid
pacchi on November 29th, 2001 | File Under Old Blog | No Comments -So, I’ve determined that when I get depressed, all I have to do is buy a lot of chocolate and eat it.
Today I bought: Cocoapuffs, Hershey’s Cookies and Cream, a bag of Reeses, Peanut Butter M&Ms, a bag of Swedish Fish, 3 Hershey Bars, 2 Milky Ways, and more.
I was smiling. Chocolate contains happiness as an ingredient.
RANDOM ROOMMATE GEOFF COMMENT: “Hey, Chris! Feel my spoon!”
info update:
A watchdog group listing government information removed from public access since 9/11 : http://www.ombwatch.org/info/2001/access.html
Hey, this is patch, reminding you that my TWENTY-FIRST birthday is on December Fifth. Don’t forget to get me presents.
Updated List of Stuff I Want
Don’t forget - Cash, checks, and money orders are also acceptable.
pacchi on November 26th, 2001 | File Under Old Blog | No Comments -So, due to multiple requests, I shall provide a description of my weekend:
Wednesday: Drove home with Roomate Andy, Friend Liz, and Bob. Got home around 2. Saw people. Went out to dinner with parents and Kris. Went to bookstore with Marc. Met cute girl, Lindsay.
Thursday: Thanksgiving. Went to the Prime Rib for dinner. Once again, I was the only one who had turkey.
Friday: Got a tuxedo. Went to dad’s office. Met Ben Abo for coffee. Picked up my Delirium action figure. Saw some Haughwouts. Went out to dinner with Marc, Kris, Jen, Ben, and Cute Girl Lindsay. Went bowling.
Saturday: Haircut. Breakfast with Kevin and Josh. Drove to Delaware. Attended wedding. Drank. Partied.
Sunday: Went back to school.
Whee.
pacchi on November 26th, 2001 | File Under Old Blog | No Comments -At dinner tonight: jen says “it makes my uterus hurt.”
pacchi on November 23rd, 2001 | File Under Old Blog | No Comments -Hmm…does anyone else think that this image, from Planetary:
is a just a bit of a nod to Neil Gaiman’s Sandman, here?
If I was an Autobot, I’d be:
Take the Transformers personality test at android5.com!
pacchi on November 20th, 2001 | File Under Old Blog | No Comments -