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Some skinny guy might have used illegal drugs (or something) in order to cheat Frenchmen out of a bicycle racing victory.  Why care?  I don't.  Why does the United States Department of Justice care?  Isn't there fraud on Wall Street to investigate?  Imagine what a world would look like if we started paying attention only to the stuff that impacts us.  If Lance Armstrong cheated, what's it to you?  If Wall Street rigged the financial markets, doesn't that actually impact you?  Can't you see that you are part of the problem?  Stop caring about things that don't matter.  Start caring about things that do matter. The mainstream media wants to know if the men in Hartford deserved to be murdered.  If they were racist, so what?  Do we sentence racists to death?  People die every day, and the Hartford victims are strangers to me...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on August 05, 2010 (boomark / email).

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