Senate be damned!

It is yet another blasphemous day in the now almost 8 years of blasphemy under the Bush administration. The Senate has decided to let telecom companies that spied on AMERICAN CITIZENS remain immune to litigation. Translation: It is OK to spy on people who pay for their telephone service. That means you, buddy. But don't worry: It's all in the name of national security. You'll be safer now that they can listen to your telephone calls. Because then people won't talk about you behind your back, right? Thanks, government! I owe you one.

http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/us/AP-Terrorist-Surveillance.html?_r=1&hp&oref=slogin

Again

...and again, and again, and again...

Why are people continuing to be Tased to death? Why do the police continue to use this tool?

If you haven't recently, visit Amnesty International. They are against Tasing, against Guantanamo, against lots of things. Amnesty International is a HUMAN RIGHTS GROUP. It is absurd that we actually have to have an organization responsible for looking out for the rights of human beings, considering anyone making any choices that Amnesty fights against IS HIM/HERSELF a human being.

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