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Because he's a sodomite and raising children.

That won't last. Lawsuit coming, and it's a slam dunk.

Ichabod.910

Oh, btw, I like Rob Halford, too, one of my favorite singers because JP is one of my favorite bands. And though Elton John is disgusting, I'd be the first one to say he's quite a songwriter and musician.

Kinda hard to miss. Though I did work with a guy who was shocked when I told him. Freddie Mercury wasn't just gay; he was the most annoying kind--flaming.

Performed by one man in 25 annoying voices: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPpIFzjv6rE&feature=youtube_gdata_player

The 14th Amendment imposes all the Bill of Rights restrictions on the states, so it does.

The example I gave does just that, though.

Ok, now we're kind of mixing threads, but since you bring it up. It's a bit of a numbers game. Most of us go long periods of time with little-to-no contact with those real police. Expediting or trucking increases our chance of contact, as would living in a bad area or other factors, some of...

That would be assault & battery, of course. But I'm sure he wasn't "afraid of her." As far as what we choose and don't, maybe homosexuals don't choose what confused brain wiring they unfortunately received, but they can choose whether or not to sin.

At least I wouldn't tase you for it. Now, a real cop...

You had to quote Turtle's whole message for a one-sentence reply?

Yes, there is always a reason, and I've stated it clearly and repeatedly: the militarization of police and their desire to be more like GI Joe than Andy Taylor. If cops were like they were years ago, I'd think about them differently. Homophobia does not exist. It's just a means to paint those...

Ah, so that's you...

Ah, yes, the "I vas chust following ze ordnung" excuse. Doesn't fly. Some German guys tried it in the past and they were told "Sorry, Charlie, or Hans...doesn't work that way. I make out a point to avoid calling the cops. If a burglar kicks my door down, I'm likely in less danger from him than...

Same with me, but you don't seem to mind all the things that happen to other people, the guys like Harless in Ohio, Salvatore Rivieri in Baltimore, the cop in Washington who got away with executing a drunk in cold blood in a bar parking lot, or the cop in NM who tased a 10-year-old child after...

I don't think I've ever had a problem with a cop, ever. I dealt with them all the time when I was a guard in the housing projects. I've gotten very few tickets in my life, and only one was close to questionable, and all the others were deserved and I paid them. The last one, I posted about here...

There's not one iota of ridiculousness there.

Yep. But they're pre-loaded, and we're expressly prohibited from entering the back of our trailers without authorization. They want us to back it in & let the forklift driver fix it, or as a last resort, bring it back to the plant for them to fix. Liability issues, too many injuries, etc.

I run corrugated. Bales, stacked the whole length of the trailer, usually all the way to the back doors. They frequently fall against the doors and more than one driver has had a bale fall on him when opening the doors. In fact, it just happened recently, causing the company some money in...