Death Panels and Advocate Judges

Presented, for your moral out­rage, one Antonin Scalia, who is of the opin­ion that inno­cence is no bar­rier to impos­ing the death penalty. There is so much to be said about this topic. but I have nei­ther the time nor the avail­able blood pres­sure. I will, how­ever offer these brief thoughts:

This is the true face of the con­ser­v­a­tive move­ment in America. It’s not the deluded and delu­sional tools who answer Fox News’ call to dis­rupt health­care town halls. It’s not the closet racists who are fast run­ning out of slurs to throw at President Obama, and who seethe in frus­tra­tion at the fact that a nig­ger is in the White House. It’s not even the cor­po­rate douchebags who are will­ing to play nice with any­one as long as the prof­its keep rolling in. All these are either tools or opportunists.

The true face of American con­ser­v­a­tive thought are men like Antonin Scalia. Men who are so absolutely amoral, that to call them “evil” is an insult to true evil. These are men who are so morally bank­rupt, so locked into their psy­chotic fear of los­ing sta­tus and power that they are essen­tially sociopaths. These men can­not be reasoned

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Gaming the System

I write a lot about enti­tle­ment issues here. The way that I see it, one of the pri­mary dri­ving forces behind much of the ills of our soci­ety is the over­whelm­ing sense of enti­tle­ment that most peo­ple seem to have. We want things done our way, and we want them deliv­ered now gods damn it! We seem to have for­got­ten the old axiom, “Cheap, Perfect or Fast; pick two.” Which leads me to an odd lit­tle piece that I picked up via The Consumerist (I’ll link to them after I’ve for­given them for being part of the Gawker Family of Suck). The blog post in ques­tion is titled Hey Burger King, you’re get­ting timed for a rea­son! from the Selfish Mom blog. Yes, dear read­ers, I’m tak­ing on the mommy – blog­gers again. I only pray to Lord Satan that I emerge with my tes­ti­cles intact.

The gist of this lit­tle mis­sive, charm­ingly filed under the cat­e­gory of “How To Piss Me Off,” is the real­iza­tion by the author, Amy, that Burger King employ­ees have been gam­ing the timer sys­tem by hav­ing drive – though cus­tomers back up and pull for­ward to reset the timer. The shock, the

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Town Hall

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No, sadly, I didn’t go to a town hall meet­ing; try and con­tain your dis­ap­point­ment. Here is an account from The Rude Pundit relat­ing his expe­ri­ence at a health­care town hall. No one com­bines polit­i­cal com­men­tary with pro­fan­ity better.