Starvin Larry

Even small children recognize injustice, especially when they are its victims. “No fair” is the common schoolyard refrain. A sense of justice undoubtedly serves a host of evolutionary purposes. Imagine a world where the unjust, the wrong, always triumphed. Thieves prospered as crime went unpunished, the few stalwarts hewing to honesty and rectitude were marginalized or eliminated, and this social order evoked commendation rather than condemnation. How long would such a society survive? Cynics will say we are there now. That’s overblown, but they have a point.

A desire for political change that becomes an actual movement drip-feeds on perceived injustices. No political movement of consequence fails either to wrap its objectives in the mantle of justice or portray its opponents as evil. The Declaration of Independence is a transcendently important work of political philosophy, but it’s also a laundry list of grievances against King George. The aggrieved, not the…

“We can do and get away with anything we want, and there’s nothing anyone can do to us.”  How many times have we heard “America is a nation of laws,” or “No one is above the law?”  Probably all our lives. Hell every president that’s come and gone since I’ve been alive has insisted that those ideas are what makes America a fair, just and equal nation. You know, “blind justice.” I should be treated the same as any one else, no better, no worse. The same laws which govern me and my actions apply to everyone else equally. Naturally there are exceptions like for remorse and such for errors in meting out justice. Anyway I’m sure you get the idea.

After sitting here and listening to FBI Director Cormey’s comments regarding Hillary’s email problem all I can do is sit back in astonishment. I mean, I’m not surprised at…

So she wasn’t indicted by her own created infrastructure.

Does this surprise you?

If so, you need to reconsider some things, then re-evaluate what it means to be a “Patriot.”

Dogs do not bite the hands that feed them.

Voting will not resolve this, nor will potification, nor will abject despair. A feeble belief and subsequent disbelief at the absence of rule of law by an agency wantonly committing murder at the behest of its parasitic masters is a fool’s pursuit; the wise are neither surprised nor swayed. The wise rather pray in communion with a like-minded community, then commit to training, preparing for what is coming. They will come to kill you, maybe not tomorrow, but soon. They have in the past most unmercifully and without legal recompense- we are no different.

To those currently serving in uniform, I point out your oath includes the clause “Against All Enemies…

I just visited the famous Earl of Taint’s web-site and had to borrow some of his stuff … Too good!

https://earloftaint.com/

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This is a great article. If you have a chance, hit up the link below and read the whole thing.

People assumed that the law mattered, that the same rules applied to everyone. That duly enacted laws would be enforced equally until repealed. That the Constitution set the foundation and that its guarantees would be honored even if we disliked the result in a particular case. But that’s not our country today.

The idea of the rule of law today is a lie. There is no law. There is no justice. There are only lies.

Hillary Clinton is manifestly guilty of multiple felonies. Her fans deny it half-heartedly, but mostly out of habit – in the end, it’s fine with them if she’s a felon. They don’t care. It’s just some law. What’s the big deal? It doesn’t matter that anyone else would be in jail right now for doing…