Wednesday, July 19, 2023

Chicago will be crime-free after this ruling...


In what can only be described as one of the stupidest fuckin' rulings in the history of State Supreme Courts, the genuises sitting on the Illinois Supreme Court have ruled in favor of eliminating the state's cash bail system, ending bail as a condition of pretrial release. 
In a 5-2 ruling Tuesday, the state's highest court overturned a ruling from an Illinois judge last December that a new state law to end cash bail was deemed unconstitutional.
"Someone's experience with the criminal justice system should not vary based on their income level," state Attorney General Kwame Raoul said. "The law ensures that the decision about whether people are detained pending trial is not based on whether they can afford to pay for their release."
Under the new law, judges across Illinois will not require those charged with a crime to post bail in order to leave jail while they await trial. However, those who are considered to be a threat to the public or are likely to flee will be required to stay in jail. The state's Supreme Court said the law will go into effect across the state starting in September. Crime rates should drop almost immediately.
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You might want to remember that even while we're making 
fun of asshats like this broad - as funny and stupid and sad and moronic as she sounds - she, and people just like her, are crafting and passing laws and legislations that govern your life. Look around you. See the people who vote for jerkoffs like this broad, and deal with them accordingly as you see fit.
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Frankie and Joe grew up in and around my neighborhood when I was a kid. They are/were (Frank has since passed) my brother Bob's age, and they usta hang together on Bloomfield Avenue near the Belmont Tavern and at Biase's Restaurant. In fact, Joe was my barber when I was in high school - that's absolutely true. 
Back in the mid- to late 70's they had a lounge act with Frank getting top billing. It was comedy and music and the one bit they did that always got laughs was their versionof 'Three coins in the fountain'. Their version was 'Three queers in the bathtub'.
If you're interested, here's some more about their careers:
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Suffolk County cops ignored a key tip in the grisly Gilgo Beach murders case for over a decade — and had a general description of the suspect and a make and model of car he drove which they failed to act upon for 13 years.
It was only when a new task force went back over evidence in the case and reinterviewed a pimp that the clues pointed to Rex Heuermann, a 59-year-old architect who is now charged with three counts of murder. The crucial tip came from the pimp for Amber Lynn Costello, one of three women allegedly killed by Heuermann in 2010.
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Like I said - just one heart beat away...
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Either someone has a really great sense of humor and let this go through - or there are absolutely positively NO ITALIANS working at the Florida DMV. Either way, this guy is my new idol.
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The Australian man who spent over two months lost at sea with his dog parted ways with the faithful pooch when he returned to shore Tuesday. Tim Shaddock, 51, was rescued by a Mexican tuna boat over the weekend alongside his dog Bella, who he had met in Mexico before the disastrous voyage saw his boat drift over 1,000 miles into the Pacific Ocean following a storm.
“She’s amazing, that dog is something else, I’m a bit biased but yeah,” Shaddock said. “Bella seemed to have found me in the middle of Mexico, she’s Mexican, she is the spirit of the middle of the country and she wouldn’t let me go. 
The Today Show actually did a pretty good report on his rescue:
 
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2 comments:

  1. Terminators have greater humanity than Kamilla.

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  2. I've seen the photographs of the thermometer from 120,000 years ago, and she is absolutely correct. LOL

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