| Death Penalty: Yes in Principle, No in Practice by John Young <br /> <br />Imagine you are a member of an isolated tribe composed of 20 members: five men, five women and ten children. Imagine further that this tribe is on the edge of existence with the efforts of every adult being needed to assure the continuation and wellbeing of the tribe. Imagine even further that a stranger walks in from another village; and kills one of the men. What is to be done about this? <br /> <br />The first thing that is to be done is to protect all of the other members of the village from his predation through, at least, the incapacitation of the stranger. Say, through capturing him and tying him up. But what next? <br /> <br />In this tribe, is there any justice whatsoever to taking the limited food from the remaining members of the tribe, compromising their already meager diets, in order to sustain someone who, if he were to escape, might endanger others? Would there be any justice at all in taking food from the surviving children of the man who was killed and using it to feed the prisoner? <br /> <br />No. In this tribe, the only real answer to the criminal, the only real justice, is death. <br /> <br />It is fundamentally WRONG to expect the victims of a criminal, particularly a criminal who has slain a family member, to impoverish themselves in order to sustain him. The fact that in this example I am speaking of a small tribe does not change the principle when scaled to the size of a society where instead of sustaining the criminal directly through food; he is sustained indirectly through taxes. It is a moral insult of the most egregious sort to expect a father's paycheck to pay for the medical care of a man who raped and killed his daughter. |
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| Obama Administration: More Civil Rights Enforcement in Schools Enforcing 'equal outcome' Education Secretary Arne Duncan signaled Monday the Obama administration’s intention to step up enforcement of civil rights laws that apply to schools and colleges, many of which are often ignored. In remarks delivered in Selma, Ala, timed to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the marches in which civil rights protesters were brutally attacked by police, Secretary Duncan said, “The truth is that, in the last decade, the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has not been as vigilant as it should have been in combating gender and racial discrimination and protecting the rights of individuals with disabilities. But that is about to change.... We are going to reinvigorate civil rights enforcement.” |
| Larry Elders Talks About Black Racism, Black on White Crime Aired in 2008. Good for 2010. ">. |
| Dan Rather Discusses Watermelons and President Obama A Freudian slip from a leftist hack? ">. |
| Rep. Eric Massa (D) Calls White House Chief of Staff 'Son of the Devil's Spawn' Rep. Eric Massa resigned on Monday, but he didn’t go quietly. ">. |
| Cultural Genocide in Dixie The South was right. Get over it. by James Edwards Of all the issues that animate me to action this one strikes to the very marrow of my bones. I will fight many battles in the court of public opinion, but when you denigrate the Confederacy and spit upon the South's great legacy, you are attacking my family. And the day you attack my family is the day you'll see me take to the streets. We covered, at great length during our February 27 broadcast, the vicious attacks of Cultural Genocide being levied against Southern Heritage from the campus of Ole Miss. Playing their role in this unforgivable assault on our people is none other than the infamous Tuohy family, made popular in Hollywood by the film The Blind Side. We've provided ample commentary about the disturbing tenets of that film, so let us focus now on the issue at hand. |
| US Administration to Block Vote on Turkey Genocide The Obama administration has said it will seek to block a controversial bill describing as genocide the World War I killing of Armenians by Turks. A congressional panel on Thursday approved the resolution, paving the way for a possible vote by the House. But US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the administration would "work very hard" to prevent this. Turkey voiced strong protests after the vote and recalled its ambassador from Washington for consultations. |
| American Taliban Gadahn Arrested The treason charge carries the death penalty if he is convicted. He was also charged with two counts of providing material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization. The American-born spokesman for al-Qaida has been arrested by Pakistani intelligence officers in the southern city of Karachi, two officers and a government official said Sunday, the same day Adam Gadahn appeared in a video urging U.S. Muslims to attack their own country. The arrest of Gadahn is a major victory in the U.S.-led battle against al-Qaida and will be taken as a sign that Pakistan,
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| Anti-Racism is Code For Anti-White Pass it on. -- Ed. ">. |