What does it matter what you think? The bitch broke the law on several occasions. That's why the judge had no mercy on her. If she was a law abiding citizen with a clean record and respect for the court, she would have gotten a break.
What she did was try to rob taxpayers of the schools they were paying for. What if everybody did that? The more kids you have, the more teachers you need. The more teachers you need, the larger schools you need. We had the same problem here when the ghetto started to move in. Our city prosecuted them the same.
Okay. Felicity Huffman also broke the law... and she got 11 days... Again- one law for white people, one law for black people. This is why they're rioting, dummy.
Either they both get 11 days, or they both get five years. Of we realize neither one of these things is worth locking people up over, and move on with it.
The absurdity of Huffman's sentence is that she was sent to a "prison" that was more like a resort. That we even have these prisons for the rich and famous is absurd.
Take the rich white criminals and throw them in the same nasty overcrowded prisons we send poor black people to, you'd be AMAZED how fast we get prison reform in this country.
Yet you on the left are always telling us how wonderful other countries do things that we don't. But something that works against Americas enemies, now you have a problem with it. And yes, rioters are America's enemy.
No, they are your fellow citizens, they are damned angry about something and they have every right to be.
This is something a very wise officer said to me when I was in the service during Civil Disturbance Training.
Dumb ass racists like you kept making excuses for the thug cops, and they are done listening to your excuses.
I don't want to live like a Zionist, next door to people who want to kill me and have a very good reason to. I'm not sure why you want to live like that, cowered in your home bunker with your guns, listening to the police scanner while you wait for your welfare... er.. "disability" check to arrive. It sounds like a pretty miserable experience.
No, they don't write the ad for perfect candidates. It's what's called job requirements. I'm beginning to wonder if you write resumes at all if you don't know a simple thing like that. The requirements are not written for a perfect employee, they are written as a minimum acceptable standard. You need at least X years in X field to get this job at a minimum.
Actually, people in the know, know that they write these job descriptions for exaggerated qualifications... Perfect candidates aren't out there. Then again, it's kind of sad that you've gathered so few skills in 60 years that you can't do anything but one job. Kind of a poor reflection on you, buddy.
Here is a great article by the Great Liz Ryan, that talks about this very subject.
Are written job descriptions still necessary?
www.forbes.com
Why do we take the time to create job descriptions that are out of date before the ink is dry on the paper? We do it in order to be able to say "You're not doing this thing you're supposed to do -- it's right here on your job description! You're in trouble." We do it so that we can say "Stop doing that -- it isn't your job description." We say that we need job descriptions to pay people appropriately, but that is not true.