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: Crime & Federalism

Is the United States a Police State?

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As we slaves all learned during our compulsory education (skipping school is an arrestable offense), there are three branches of government - the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial.  You all voted for Obama.  How did that work out?Wall Street bought Congress.  The "reform" of Wall Street is anything but.  Bank stocks sky-rocketed today after news of the final "reform" bill.  Nothing will change.  Wall Street will continue raping the public.  In November, when Republicans take office, nothing will change.  Indeed, it was Republicans who fought back a measure that would have required hedge fund managers to pay the same income tax rate as every other small-business owner.What about the courts?  For that, ask lawyers who work in the trenches.  Lawyers regularly advise clients to plead guilty to crimes they are innocent of, and to not sue government officials who violate their rights...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on June 26, 2010 (boomark / email).

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