I am just suggesting that Corporations that cause deaths through malice or criminal negligence have no right to exist, and that executives who cause or allow deaths should get the full treatment.Exactly--really, going down that road is for people that want to kill or at least permanently imprison their political opponents. I'd hope most of us believe that's wrong.
I still want to see some assurance that Fox Goons didn't off the whistleblower.
Yes. The cause of death would be a good start.
We’ve seen many mentions these last few days of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, the U.S. law under which some suggest Rupert Murdoch could be prosecuted. But is it really plausible that Murdoch and/or his News Corp. could be prosecuted in the United States for alleged bribes paid to British police officers by British employees of its British sister company? Yes, it is. So says the act, and so say two legal experts I spoke with Tuesday who have extensive experience in working with the law.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...n-lawbreaking-how-he-could-be-prosecuted.html
Sorry, but I have no reason to trust British law enforcement until we are sure that every cop with any involvement with Newscorp has been sent home in disgrace or to the lock-up in shackles.What you've been given is more than enough.
Sorry, but I have no reason to trust British law enforcement until we are sure that every cop with any involvement with Newscorp has been sent home in disgrace or to the lock-up in shackles.
And Newscorp is still a criminal organization.
So that's it? No reasonable conversation about NewsCorp and the investigation into their alleged and admitted crimes until Lefty's unreasonable demands are met.
Things would have to get really much worse before I would consider starting a Reign of Terror.
But there is a point at which you would consider it. How... delightful.
I guess lefty doesn't have to fantasize about political violence alone any more. I'm sure you'll be the best of friends.
“There are only two possible ways Ailes found out,” Mr Cooper said. “Either Brock told him or they got hold of Brock’s phone records and saw I spoke to him.”
He first alleged that the records were obtained by researchers in the “brain room” in 2005 in an article on his website about the launch of the channel.
“Most people thought it was simply the research department of Fox News,” he wrote. “I knew it also housed a counter intelligence and black ops office. So accessing phone records was easy pie.”
Mr Cooper said yesterday that he helped to design the high-security unit. “It was staffed by 15 researchers and had a guard at the door. No one working there would engage in conversation.”
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukn...k-ops-department-former-executive-claims.html
So, if the literal Nazis staged a putsch you wouldn't consider joining the Resistance? Interesting.But there is a point at which you would consider it. How... delightful.Things would have to get really much worse before I would consider starting a Reign of Terror.
The word was not "resistance", the words used were Reign of Terror.
I'm sure Ziggurat would "resist". I believe you would "resist", Ben. But someone who would consider repeating Robspierre's bloody savagery is not what you want.
None of which is even the point. What we have here, is two people openly talking about killing mere political opponents, today, just a few months after we had one of our bigger hissy fits in JREF politics over the Tuscon-Loughner shooting.
Any nutbar who wants to kill political opponents, today, is just that - a nutbar, a whackjob, a <insert leftysargeantism here>.
The problem a lot of people don't realize is that once you start to use violence and murder, only someone ignorant of history would say, there will just be a little killing. These events tend to spin out of anyone's control.
So, if the literal Nazis staged a putsch you wouldn't consider joining the Resistance? Interesting.
The word was not "resistance", the words used were Reign of Terror.