I wanna see Bushco go down like the last episode of Seinfeld

[rudy23]

Where someone finally brings them into court, and everyone who's been wronged over the past 6 years lines up in droves to testify against them--the Wilsons, the fired attorneys, Cindy Sheehan, Michael Schiavo, a few New Orleanians, Iraqi civilians, John Kerry, Helen Thomas, injured soldiers, and for the finale, Al Gore.

Then you see Bush and Cheney sitting in jail in their orange jumpsuits. Bush starts to mumble, "9-11 changed everything. We have to fight the terrorists over there so we don't have to fight them over here", and Cheney replies, "Haven't we had this conversation before?"

[soothsayer]

1. from your mouth to god's ear!

[Auggie]

2. Put some Halliburton execs in the cell with them.

[FuzzyDicePHL]

3. What a coincidence

That episode aired in syndication just yesterday in the Philadelphia market.

[CrazyOrangeCat]

4. It could happen, friend.

Leahy's eyes are twinkling . . . like a man who's holding a royal flush.

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[Gidney N Cloyd]

6. As I recall, the Seinfeld crew were sentenced to only one year.

I want at least one year of hard labor for every one Bush had in office.

[The Count]

10. because they were merely obnoxious jerks, not criminals, accountable for

thousands and thousands of deaths...
But I do love the scenario.

[ithinkmyliverhurts]

7. Well, if we had Good Samaritan laws on the books,

they'd no doubt be guilty, every last one of them.

[Rydz777]

8. Seinfeld brought laughter

and there is nothing funny about this disaster Bush has brought us. At least three thousand of the victims are dead and not available to testify - although their families might speak up. In any case, your point is apt, and the trials have begun (e.g. Scooter) and if there is any justice there will be more and more.

[rudy23]

9. I agree--I don't mean to minimalize the seriousness of the crimes--I do want to see everybody get

their chance to weigh in, to put together one overwhelming case against Bushco, the way they got to do in the Seinfeld "trial".

It would be so much better than if they went down due to just one scandal (though I'll take that in a heartbeat). I wanna see everybody get their due revenge!

[tgnyc]

11. At the end of the episode, a fellow convict yells to Seinfeld: "I'm gonna cut you!"