The Supreme Dorks

The last session of the Supreme Court has been fantastic. I feel so secure in my liberties now!

1) You no longer own any land that cannot be taken away by the government as long as they justify the potential to make more property tax off it with the next owner.

2) Cable companies do not have to share their lines with other broadband providers. So what, you mention? Well, we the people allow them to string the cable up to provide us a service. That cable is them the people’s domain. The cable service can still charge other broadband providers a fee for using the infrastructure, but they still should have to allow the use. This type of issue first came up with the railroads. One company laid the line, and then claimed monopoly not only of the line, but also nay type of vehicle that passed. They controlled the rates for passengers and cargo. They also used their great power to slow other competition from mounting. The cable companies did the same thing. They built the infrastructure with our approval. Then they established monopolies on townships for cable providing. Then they lobbied congress and got them to not allow satellite TV providers to give their customers local TV. You thought that the satellite technology was not there to give people those local channels. Nope! The cable lobby manipulated your elected officials and made it illegal, not impossible! Now they have somehow manipulated the system again and are not allowing other providers for internet service to use your cable infrastructure.

3) Wishy washy as ever, the Supremes allowed some 10 commandment displays and not others. What? I’m still trying to figure out the delineation. It has as much concrete thought and support as Roe v Wade.

4) They spent time on making sure that big media can sue kids getting music off the internet, but…

5) They would not hear a case regarding the ramifications of reporters putting classified data from the CIA leaks out into the public domain.

Can you believe these geeks? Now Renquist and O’Connor look like they’ll be leaving. Plus, John Paul Stevens is 85, and isn’t looking all that great either. The Supreme Court could really see a shake up. So what if it does. These old farts aren’t interpreting the law and the Constitution. They’re making it up as they go along.

How can you allow a city to force out people from 3 generation family homes so that a developer can open a strip mall?

Why would you deny decades long decided law and not allow free competition over a government sanctioned infrastructure that has allowed the builder to already recoup its costs and then some?

When is a Commandment not offensive to the one anal atheist in the back of the court threatened by the word of God? When should we hide the rules that are the foundation of all Judeo-Christian and Western law?

When will the police break my door down for taping the radio, or my favorite TV show, now that the internet music is illegal?

How many secrets that hold our national security together…how many covers of American operatives need to be blown before someone can stop it from happening again?


The Supremes are buying into their titles. They have become elitist and decadent.

WE NEED TERM LIMITS ON THE SUPREMES! END THE FASCIST RULE OF UNVOTED JUDGES IN THE USA!