Experiments with truth: 6/7/10
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– Gaza, no further comment.
– “Citizens arrest” of Mr. Hayward for criminal negligence? I suppose asking for evidence would be too much to ask…
– DREAM Act? Where does Congress come up with these names? Come back to the US leagily if they want to be US citizens.
– So, let me get this straight: a Mexican national entered the United States illegally. “Hernandez became combative with agents” then “ignored repeated orders to stop fighting and wrestled two Border Patrol agents to the ground” and to top it all off “The coroner said Wednesday that methampetemaine abuse and hypertension contributed to the death” http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local-beat/Illegal-Immigrant-Taser-Death-Ruled-a-Homicide–95449094.html
To sum up, a 100 people were protesting that a drug using illegal alien that fought with law enforcement officers was shot with a taser?
– Arizona law is both legal and appropriate. I have no idea why people are upset about this.
– Unions throwing a contract tissy? There’s a shocker. What exactly WERE these poor working conditions? Not getting $40/hour?