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From the LA Times (a registration site). Here it is without having to register
http://www.truthout.org/docs_04/103004U.shtml
http://www.truthout.org/docs_04/103004U.shtml
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Amazing.Tsunami said:From the LA Times (a registration site). Here it is without having to register
http://www.truthout.org/docs_04/103004U.shtml
pelastration said:Amazing.
But also amazing that the Bush supporters of PF don't react. Are they happy that their own civial rights are violated? Or don't they understand that this is happening systematic, step by step.
OK.Gokul43201 said:Damned if you do; damned if you don't ?? C'mon !
Let's stop bashing folks that haven't even posted yet, and get back to the topic, wot ?
pelastration said:Amazing.
But also amazing that the Bush supporters of PF don't react. Are they happy that their own civial rights are violated? Or don't they understand that this is happening systematic, step by step.
Tsunami said:OK, kat. Here's a direct link to a different source (major newspaper - San Jose Mercury News) which doesn't require registration. It was easy to find. Feel free to google for more. My first link has it's own direct link to the LA Times at the top of the page called 'Go to Original', but as I said, The Times is a registration site. However, my link does offer the article in its entirety.
http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/world/10045248.htm?1c
Which case are you wanting to see, kat? So far, there are seven (see WSJ link below). The Bush admin. lawyers have argued in only three that I can tell. Did you even read the article? Bush lawyers are trying to argue that only the Justice Department has to right to sue states over the rights of voters... Now, I'd prefer to keep that right, myself. I think we've already given up enough rights in the past four years.
http://online.wsj.com/article_email/article_print/0,,SB109892363852058034-INjfYNglah3n52mbHuIba2Im4,00.html
Tsunami said:The Bush admin. lawyers have argued in only three that I can tell. Did you even read the article? Bush lawyers are trying to argue that only the Justice Department has to right to sue states over the rights of voters...
I'm absolutely disgusted with my President and his administration.kat said:Thanks for the extra links. That's not really what I'm looking for. I'd like to see the actual arguments used. I'll scan the justice dept and maybe findlaw when I have time.
I did read the first link you posted and I'm actually registered at the LA Slime
I'm very disapointed with much of how this election is being manipulated on both sides, no all three sides...as well as both sides of the ocean... no, actually...I'm more then disapointed, I'm absolutely disgusted.
Tsunami said:I'm absolutely disgusted with my President and his administration.
What make you say that? From Bush we know that he went many times wrong and that has skrewwed his own people with corruption like Halliburton, that he skrewwed environment, civil rights, etc ... from Kerry we don't know that. But for sure it would be hard for Kerry to do it worser.franznietzsche said:Please, Kerry is no better.
pelastration said:What make you say that? From Bush we know that he went many times wrong and that has skrewwed his own people with corruption like Halliburton, that he skrewwed environment, civil rights, etc ... from Kerry we don't know that. But for sure it would be hard for Kerry to do it worser.
Qua mentality I believe Kerry is a real fighter - record Vietnam - while at that time Bush's battle was to empty the maximum of bottles and having his 0.psychedelic divine naps.
The phrase refers to a specific instance where the Bush administration has been accused of violating or limiting a fundamental right or freedom.
Examples include the denial of habeas corpus for detainees at Guantanamo Bay, the warrantless wiretapping of American citizens, and the refusal to recognize same-sex marriages at the federal level.
Critics argue that the administration's policies and actions have violated the Constitution and undermined civil liberties and human rights.
The denial of these rights can lead to violations of due process, privacy, and equality under the law. It can also erode trust in the government and damage the nation's reputation.
Individuals can speak out against these violations and advocate for change. The legal system also provides avenues for challenging the administration's actions. Additionally, voting for leaders who prioritize protecting rights and holding elected officials accountable can also make a difference.