Friends… on Crime (Part 3)
Yikes! Ok, soup for you! I had initially planned to respond to comments on Friends… (Part 2) with return comments, and in fact started that process with Jeff’s comment, but *sigh* it worked itself into...
View ArticleVietnam… On Crime (Part 4)
In the last few posts on crime, a few ideas were presented that made me “kick the can” around in the empty recesses of my mind. Posing a question on the causes of crime (in the neighborhood of poverty)...
View ArticleWhat if the Congress of 2008 had Rewritten the Constitution?
What if the 2008 Congress re-wrote the constitution? Here's the "Bill of Wrongs"
View ArticleAnother PJTV Entry – On Violence…
In the latest Left Exposed, Sonja takes us on a walk down Memory Lane…at least the parts that weren’t destroyed in the fiery wakes of the 1965 & 1992 Los Angeles riots, which destroyed, not just...
View ArticleCourage, Ebony, and Ivory
Last year, during black history month, Eric Holder, our first black AG, called us “a nation of cowards” when it comes to discussing race. That was the single phrase seized on by many in the media, on...
View ArticleCrime and Punishment: Our Legal System
This post is a result of a post by my blogger buddy, Tom, over at Responsibility – Freedom Demands It. There were a series of topics he listed – all relating to things we should look for in our...
View ArticleRehabilitation and Corrections…
Middle management sent out an email recently addressing the concept of rehabilitation with respect to Correctional Officers. One of the ideas equated Oregon’s framework of accountability (within the...
View ArticleRestricting Freedom of Speech
If you haven’t visited The Virginian, take a trip on by for this tidbit: The Virginian: U.S. flag burning: OK…Koran burning: Restricted. I’ll be attempting fuller and richer posts of my own soon, but I...
View ArticleThe Meme Eater: Bill Whittle
Tired of hearing our blue brethren whine about nuanced views of this or that, when what they usually mean is, “let’s obfuscate the issue?” Here’s Bill Whittle on a very nuanced view of several memes...
View ArticleGetting Borked – The Origin of Nastiness
Joe Nocera at the NYT had a great little opinion piece, and it resonated with me because I remember the nastiness to which he refers. Especially the lead up to a vote that revealed some vile human...
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