Break the law? No problem, just change the laws, like *

[texpatriot2004]

Ok, so here' s the deal, I want to change the laws, you know the laws that I have broken, or may have broken, or could break in the future. You know, because I really don't want to suffer any consequences for having broken them so I figure if it's good enough for the pResident then we should all be able to do the same, right? If he gets to break the law only to have his corrupt crony friends change them so he escapes justice then why should we have to play by the rules?

So, how can we change the laws in order to escape the consequences? Anyone know?


:sarcasm:

[bryant69]

1. Because we live in a caste society

Those in the upper castes naturally have a bit of leniency. If i might direct you to one of my favorite posts on this subject --> http://politicalcomment.blogspot.com/2003/10/public-urination-modest-proposal.html

Bryant
Check it out --> http://politicalcomment.blogspot.com

[bullimiami]

2. if the lesson of clinton was that a bj isnt sex and parsing language is

not quite lying.

the lesson of bush will be anything goes if you can get away with it. anything.

[Double T]

3. Call the WH and have them send you a package of.........

EXECUTIVE ORDERS FORMS; problem solved.

[CrispyQ]

4. Ted Rall knows how...

Ted Rall 2/27/06


;)

[texpatriot2004]

6. Yes indeed, he does know exactly how...thanks for sharing :-) nt

[acmejack]

7. What Ted knows is how to get people to give him money to sue people .

Then never follow through. Probably had a good vacation on a bunch of suckers though...

[Solly Mack]

5. I speed in the interests of national security

If I don't get to where I'm going as quickly as possible the terrorists win.

[texpatriot2004]

9. Ha Ha :-) good idea...I'll join you nm

[Independent_Liberal]

8. Laws? Who needs laws?

Why don't we just suspend everything and have total anarchy?

:sarcasm:

[texpatriot2004]

10. Good question nm