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Send the Justices FROM Hell TO Hell
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These men are pariahs who, cloaked behind the scales of justice, have made terribly bad decisions that are damaging the very fabric of America. They carry a karmic burden that demands a response from the Universe-- a response that gives them a bit of the dose of hell they've decreed for tens of thousands of others.
There are those who would argue that these men are just judges with conservative positions. I strongly disagree. Two of them interfered in the presidential selection process. The four of them continue to wreak havoc upon American values and justice. Their idea of justice is sick and perverted by the interests of corporations and the powerful. No, these are not just right wingers. They are a pox upon America. And I know I am not alone in wishing them the worst.
I would love to see them besieged and to the extent legally possible, made uncomfortable by a league of protesters, dogging them, wherever they go, wherever their wives or children go. Let this league of protesters, always within the law, use their rights to free speech, their rights to own guns and display them, as the law allows. Let this league of protesters shout from the rooftops as they hound the four monsters of the supreme court who are wreaking untold damage upon america, making unbelievably bad decisions that will cost so many American lives.
Remember that these four were the ones who voted for the death penalty for child rapists-- a stupid choice that would have caused many more murders of innocent children. Rape is bad enough. Bad laws are worse. In that case, Kennedy made the right choice. History will view him as a man who wavered between good and bad decisions, sometimes protecting America and Americans and the American vision, sometimes siding with corporations, the wealthy and powerful.
Okay. I'll confess I have pet names for two of them. It started with Scumbaglia (thanks Bill Clinton for breaking the path for me to use that word) and then Scumbagalito. I could use help coming up with comparably despising names for Thomas and Roberts. Any volunteers.
Yes, I want to see protesters with signs in front of the schools of Roberts' and Alito's children. Let's start with "Alito Causes Murder" for the signs. I want to see protesters in front of the hairdressers of the supreme's wives, until they decide it is not worth going to hairdressers. I want to see protesters acting like papparazzi flocking around the supremes wherever they go. It would even make sense for funding to become available to do this work so protesters can do it full time, with help from researchers to identify where they will show up next. The goal-- make the lives of these miserable partisan ideologues hell-- within the limits of the law. After all, they have done that for the families who survive the victims of handgun murders that would not have occurred without the supreme decision.
Yes these judges from hell will have security, but they also will be forced, every day, to walk their talk-- maintaining the constitutional rights of the people who despise them, who wish they would go away. And maybe they will think twice about whether it is worth being so hated, worth joining George Bush, going down ignominiously in history as people who did irreparable damage to the USA.
Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe they have not yet done irreparable damage. Even if their decisions cost tens of thousands of lives of innocent gun victims, maybe things can be turned around. That will absolutely not be the case if McCain gets to appoint the next justices. Then, America is toast. They'll have to call CSA-- the corporate states of America... or Conservative States of America, or Christian States of America. Take your choice. They all portend the darkest American future.
And while we're at it, why not also target the right wing religious extremists who helped put them there-- James Dobson, Pastor Hagee and the right wing megachurch leaders who are more corporate than spiritual.
There are risks in going to the edges of the rights to free speech. So, to avoid recurrences of past visitations from government officials, let me be clear. I am only calling for actions and protests that are within the law. And I am not in any way calling for anything other than the full use of our constitutional rights.
Rob Kall is executive editor, publisher and site architect of OpEdNews.com, Host of the Rob Kall Bottom Up Radio Show (WNJC 1360 AM), President of Futurehealth, Inc, (more...)
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