Looks like we have a trend story here! A few days ago we brought you the story of Alabama Supreme Court Judge Tom Parker, who's working to end 'bortion forever by building a whole bunch of cases that treat fetuses as persons -- often in criminal prosecutions of pregnant women who are caught using drugs, even though laws they're prosecuted under don't specify that they apply to zygotes.
The California prison guards' unions support these prosecutions, which they refer to internally as "the Full Employment Initiative."
Man, the War on Drugs is going <i>great!</i> The enemy body count is up, we can see the light at the end of the tunnel, and we&#039;ll soon have peace in our time. It&#039;s almost like Henry Kissinger negotiated a truce.
It&#039;s Texas, for fuck&#039;s sake. Why go to all this fuss about &quot;reasons&quot; and &quot;laws&quot;, when all you wanna do is rig the system.
Speaking of which, does the Wonket babby have a babby license? If not you can get one at the abortionplex, in the basement, after you cross the chasm on the rickety rope bridge.
The California prison guards&#039; unions support these prosecutions, which they refer to internally as &quot;the Full Employment Initiative.&quot;
Man, the War on Drugs is going <i>great!</i> The enemy body count is up, we can see the light at the end of the tunnel, and we&#039;ll soon have peace in our time. It&#039;s almost like Henry Kissinger negotiated a truce.
Charging somebody with a non-existent crime should be a crime.
No, he&#039;s Texan.
It&#039;s Texas, for fuck&#039;s sake. Why go to all this fuss about &quot;reasons&quot; and &quot;laws&quot;, when all you wanna do is rig the system.
Speaking of which, does the Wonket babby have a babby license? If not you can get one at the abortionplex, in the basement, after you cross the chasm on the rickety rope bridge.
Throw that kid in jail, he&#039;s a drug user!