If it wasn't for the fact that I long ago lost the ability to cry, I would've done so for this. But with everything so sad, I am all cried out for what it is worth.
Sarah Fuckabee Slanders should be in a Supermax fvor life.
How do some humans end up so depraved? Money, power, prestige (from their perspective) Is there an equation for depravity? D=MPP to the 11th power? People from wealthy and political families just fail on up the food chain. She’s dangerous and wrong. Criminal. And she is also what I can glean from a few comments below. All that.
Ta, Robyn. Another Xtian who obviously never reads her bible. She should burn in the hell she purports to believe in, forever. Or at least for 36 years.
I seem to recall that Arkansas was part of the Confederacy, that its 1957 Governor Orval Faubus mobilized goons and his State National Guard to defy federal court orders to integrate Little Rock's Central High School, and the town of Hot Springs was a "cooling-off" center for mobsters avoiding the law during the 1920s and 1930s.
And that Bonnie and Clyde practiced their trade of robbing banks there, too. They were not like Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty, by the way. They were sociopaths.
Arkansas is certainly keeping up its old traditions.
I really liked The Highwaymen's portrayal. Bonnie and Clyde weren't on screen very much, but you definitely felt like these were not nice people. The spotlight on the public's sick fascination with them at the end was also good.
If it wasn't for the fact that I long ago lost the ability to cry, I would've done so for this. But with everything so sad, I am all cried out for what it is worth.
Sarah Fuckabee Slanders should be in a Supermax fvor life.
How do some humans end up so depraved? Money, power, prestige (from their perspective) Is there an equation for depravity? D=MPP to the 11th power? People from wealthy and political families just fail on up the food chain. She’s dangerous and wrong. Criminal. And she is also what I can glean from a few comments below. All that.
I really, REALLY, despise that buck-toothed, redneck, self-righteous, bug-fuck ignorant, soulless, sociopathic gasbag.
She has the eyes of a serial killer.
A just society would release him and allow him to sue the fuck out the prosecutors and police who railroaded him and Sanders.
Where's the fucking lectern, Sarah?
An innocent man. An innocent, intellectually challenged man. And no legal mechanism to save him. We have SOOOOO far to go.
To para-quote Jack Nicholson’s Joker, “you’re a ruthless bastard, [Scalia], and…I’m glad you’re dead. Hahahahaha! I’m glad you’re dead!”
To quote me, Nicholson should've been sent to jail for aiding Roman Polanski rape a 13-year old.
Ta, Robyn. Another Xtian who obviously never reads her bible. She should burn in the hell she purports to believe in, forever. Or at least for 36 years.
Apparently Governor Huckabee Slanders is unfamiliar with the quote "What you do to the least of us you do to me."
She should look it up.
"Kill them all, and let God sort them out" ("Caedite eos. Novit enim Dominus qui sunt eius.") Arnaud Amalric.~1209
I think the crime we need to get tough on is using government resources to incarcerate innocent people.
Congrats, Sarah!
You are now officially the worst Huckabee
That was a pretty high bar so be proud of yourself, you duplicitous jackass
Sarah, you really.....
.....you know what? Never mind......
I seem to recall that Arkansas was part of the Confederacy, that its 1957 Governor Orval Faubus mobilized goons and his State National Guard to defy federal court orders to integrate Little Rock's Central High School, and the town of Hot Springs was a "cooling-off" center for mobsters avoiding the law during the 1920s and 1930s.
And that Bonnie and Clyde practiced their trade of robbing banks there, too. They were not like Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty, by the way. They were sociopaths.
Arkansas is certainly keeping up its old traditions.
Let's not forget the new fictional one: "Ozark."
The great jazz bassist and composer wrote a piece called ''Fables of Faubus" which had it's own problems with the original release...
A must read if only for the lyrics...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fables_of_Faubus
I really liked The Highwaymen's portrayal. Bonnie and Clyde weren't on screen very much, but you definitely felt like these were not nice people. The spotlight on the public's sick fascination with them at the end was also good.
I have never had a "what the actual f" moment quite as strong as reading the linked Herrera opinion.
She thinks she has a chance at the Oval. Dad pardoned someone who went on to kill a cop during his presidential campaign.