Why are we welcoming this torturer?

[Melody]

If I see someone suspicious taking pictures of kids in my neighborhood ,you bet your *** their getting profiled and i'm asking questions.Not to do so would be totaly irresponsable on my part.Heaven forbid that the police should ignore this person!:149:

Yes, if someone comes into your neighborhood and starts taking pictures of children (minors), then someone should be asking questions as to why. However, in the case of the man taking pictures of building? Not the same thing.

That rationale has been used by the police in Florida city (West Palm Beach?) for many years. Basically, if you're black and in their city, the police will pick you up for questioning. It's not going over so well with the courts either. It's been a year or more since I've seen a news article on yet another incident so they're either getting better at hiding it or using tactics that can't be proven in court....such as having a police car follow the person around until they leave their city.

Who's next?

 

[Melody]

Wasn't a quote from them: "Gentlemen, we better hang together, or for sure we will hang together."

Benjamin Franklin and "Gentleman, better to hang together or most assuredly we will hang separately."

If you've never seen the movie "1776", you're missing a treat. The guy who plays Ben Franklin is perfect!

 

[TranceAm]

Benjamin Franklin and "Gentleman, better to hang together or most assuredly we will hang separately."

I stand corrected, thank you.. (grrrr, I knew when I wrote it, I should have typed it in google to find the correct quote... Lazyness doesn't pay of. )

If you've never seen the movie "1776", you're missing a treat. The guy who plays Ben Franklin is perfect!

Wrtien down, and next time when I am in the videoshop, I will look for it.
Thanks.