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Prioleau Alexander: Supreme Court Doesn’t Need Ethics Lessons From Congress
“Congress isn’t a governing body — they’re a trailer trash divorce in slow motion.”
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I paid Drunkle in one case of Bud Light and a hand job to write this blog post.
Good for you, Mr. Schlep! We are all so grateful for your post…
Honestly you have to question what kind of person would sell hundreds of millions of people down the river for a mediocre vacation.
Once you’ve wrapped your head around that you’d have to figure out how ignorant you’d have to be to try to defend that behavior as if it is a sign of a functioning government.
Again, the simplest explanation applies. The state exists to serve capital. Public power and private power rely on each other to suppress labor. Selling your citizenry into a hellscape of debt slavery and ever dwindling rights only requires a complete lack of empathy and a cheap guarantee that you’ll be spared.
The only thing we have to lose is our chains.
What the hell are you on about? I can’t make out what you’re trying to say. You sound like one of those whacked-out speakers I see down on the campus quad haranguing passers-by that no one pays any attention to because they are so incoherent.
Love this guy. He gets it. This should be required reading for all of Congress & plastered on the walls. Term limits would cure some of this rampant unaccountability and egregious BS.
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Well, they need lessons from someone because right now they look like a laughingstock. They refuse to follow the same every other judge follows. They need to disclose all their business entanglements and gifts. There are no non-corrupt reasons they would be getting tremendous gifts from billionaires.