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tea and oranges

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15. The stone age is way too good for them

Reply to DeSwiss (Reply #11)

Mon Mar 24, 2014, 10:15 PM

Mar 2014

But what a delicious thought to imagine them realizing, slowly, "maybe it wasn't such a great idea after all"as they are pressed w/ suit after suit. You know, like the Catholic Church? Only faster results.

That would be some real fine political theatre.

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kick 840high Mar 2014 #1

Well played, convict. Hold them accountable for their crimes. aikoaiko Mar 2014 #2

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I think I meant activist shareholders rather than corporate democracy. LiberalAndProud Mar 2014 #7

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kick Liberal_in_LA Mar 2014 #5

Next come lawsuits. DeSwiss Mar 2014 #8

Of course! You know, tea and oranges Mar 2014 #10

The only drawback I can see...... DeSwiss Mar 2014 #11

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Aren't there laws about preserving video surveillance? closeupready Mar 2014 #14

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Good luck to you, Sir! CrispyQ Mar 2014 #17

Brilliant Tsiyu Mar 2014 #18

Good for him. The whole notion of a "private" prison system is so akin to slavery it's appalling. Hekate Mar 2014 #19