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There isn't any such thing as a presumption of innocence in the USA.
On the contrary, in every instance of so-called modern life, men are presumed
to be guilty of something in whatever situation is being contemplated.
Background checks provide an example in which the government goes fishing
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In every accusation, the accused bears a burden of proof. Allegations
of child molestation, in which it is nearly impossible to prove innocence,
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Men are always forced to provide information that will be used against
them. The outrageous requirement of DNA testing in paternity cases
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No one is ever permitted to remain silent. Any method that the
authorities desire will be used in order to induce a man to disclose information.
Consider the debates, in recent years, of what does or doesn't constitute
torture and whether or not it can be legitimately used. Plenty of
testimony exists that torture is routinely used whether or not it's regarded
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It
has been a long time since the U.S. government feared the people, if it
ever did. On the other hand, fear of the government by the people
is pervasive. Thus the conditions described by Thomas Jefferson are
satisfied. It's easy to arrive at the unavoidable conclusions.
There isn't any liberty. There's a lot of tyranny.![10x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/10x5_Page_Background.gif)
Don't feel sorry for the police.
Their job is supposed to be difficult. Otherwise, you're living in a police
state.
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Comeuppance
Sam Aurelius Milam III
I
don't usually watch the news but, on Wednesday, June 16, 2010, I was in
a room where somebody else was doing so. While I was there, I saw
a short video clip that showed a cop and some women in a scuffle.
The cop hit one of the women with his fist. The woman who was presenting
the news program seemed to believe that it was a big deal. Generally,
I regard all cops as gestapo thugs. On the other hand, women have
whined like dentist's drills for decades about the alleged injustice of
double standards. They've forced their way into every possible male
situation, demanding equal treatment. Equality was never their objective
but it was always their excuse. So, I had mixed feelings about the
incident. Should I condemn it as police brutality or as feminist
arrogance? I thought about it for a while and perceived something
good in the incident. That is, the incident gave me an opportunity
to use against the feminists one of their most hackneyed clichés.
It's annoying when they sneer and use it against men and now I get to use
it against them. That's a good thing. Ready? Here it
comes. "Things have changed! Get used to it!" Ain't equality
a bitch? Nowadays, a woman can take a punch same as a man.
Wooohooo!
As
Lisa Simpson noted after the schoolyard bullies hung Bart by his shorts
from a basketball hoop, "Aint it strange how, sometimes, two wrongs do
make a right?"![10x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/10x5_Page_Background.gif)
Letter to the Editor
You
wrote: "I learned at an early age to do as I was told.
When I was told to go to school, I went to school. When I was told
to get a driver's license, I got a driver's license. When I was told
to get a Social Security number, I got a Social Security number.
When I was told to register for the draft, I registered for the draft."
Yeah,
but when you were told to shut up you never did that! :) :) :) :)
I wonder how many similar emails you are going to get on that one.
You got Facebook?
sad
Carolyn, of Sierra Vista, Arizona
Question Everything: Fingerprints
Sam Aurelius Milam III
So
far as I'm aware, the idea that no two fingerprints are identical is only
a theory. It hasn't ever been proven. Indeed, the only way
that it could be proven is by the comparison of every fingerprint in the
world to every other fingerprint in the world with the result that no two
of them are identical. Short of such a comparison, the idea is only
an unproven theory, mere speculation. Even if such a comparison was
made, it would become obsolete after the birth of the next child.
Since
fingerprints cannot be proven to be unique, they cannot legitimately be
used as proof of identity or as evidence to convict somebody of something.
Don't unquestioningly believe the authorities. Don't accept authority
as truth. Insist on truth as authority.![10x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/10x5_Page_Background.gif)
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