lunaticxxcalm asked:


Randal D. “Randy” Ankeney, the convicted *** offender who just a few short years ago was a rising GOP star in Colorado, is being held on a $1 million bond in Larimer County.

Republicans abusing children:
It speaks for itself. The Dems had John Wayne Gacy; the Republicans have all of this. Coincidence???

* Republican mayor Thomas Adams of Illinois charged with 11 counts of disseminating child pornography and two counts of possession of child pornography.
* Republican campaign worker and self proclaimed reverend Steve Aiken convicted of having *** with two underage girls.
* Republican legislator Edison Misla Aldarondo was sentenced to 10 years in prison for raping his daughter between the ages of 9 and 17.
Republican activist and rising Colorado
Randal D. “Randy” Ankeney, the convicted *** offender who just a few short years ago was a rising GOP star in Colorado, is being held on a $1 million bond in Larimer County.

Republicans abusing children:
It speaks for itself. The Dems had John Wayne Gacy; the Republicans have all of this. Coincidence???

* Republican mayor Thomas Adams of Illinois charged with 11 counts of disseminating child pornography and two counts of possession of child pornography.
* Republican campaign worker and self proclaimed reverend Steve Aiken convicted of having *** with two underage girls.
* Republican legislator Edison Misla Aldarondo was sentenced to 10 years in prison for raping his daughter between the ages of 9 and 17.
http://houston.craigslist.org/pol/407762436.html <--- for more names and crimes

THOMASON

Wake up with the KING asked:


I find it hard to think grown men ages 27 & 33 would do something this foolish. Do you think they will get jail time for this?:

In an incident that at first left police incredulous, two men were charged Thursday in Southington with shooting a man in the leg with a blowgun. Police said the man was shot as he walked out of a store on Queen Street.

The man was one of three people shot apparently at random in the space of half an hour Thursday in Plainville and Southington. In all three cases, the attackers drove past their victim as they fired, police said.

Arrested were Jason Plourde, 27, of Waterbury, and Edward Youle, 33, of Southington. Police said they found three blowguns and a box of darts in their sport-utility vehicle.

“They thought it was funny,” Southington Police spokesman Sgt. Lowell DePalma said.

No one was seriously hurt, but one of the victims in Plainville went to the hospital to get a tetanus shot, said Plainville police Lt. Brian Mullins.

The attacks occurred on busy stretches of road, and the two in Plainville occurred less than half a mile apart.

The first incident occurred at the Connecticut Commons shopping complex on New Britain Avenue in Plainville, where a man walking out of a store was shot in the leg.

The man, Jason Warner of Bristol, said he felt as if he had been hit by a paintball. “I thought I would just wipe off the paint, but then I looked down and saw the needle sticking out.

“I had seen blowgun darts before and knew what it was, but I was still shocked. I thought, `That’s interesting,’ and then yanked it out.”

A few minutes later, a woman pumping gas at a service station a short distance from the shopping center was hit in the back.

PARTLOW

Wake up with the KING asked:


Below is some part of the newspaper article:

In an incident that at first left police incredulous, two men were charged Thursday in Southington with shooting a man in the leg with a blowgun. Police said the man was shot as he walked out of a store on Queen Street.

The man was one of three people shot apparently at random in the space of half an hour Thursday in Plainville and Southington. In all three cases, the attackers drove past their victim as they fired, police said.

Arrested were Jason Plourde, 27, of Waterbury, and Edward Youle, 33, of Southington. Police said they found three blowguns and a box of darts in their sport-utility vehicle.

“They thought it was funny,” Southington Police spokesman Sgt. Lowell DePalma said.

No one was seriously hurt, but one of the victims in Plainville went to the hospital to get a tetanus shot, said Plainville police Lt. Brian Mullins.

The attacks occurred on busy stretches of road, and the two in Plainville occurred less than half a mile apart.

A few minutes later, a woman pumping gas at a service station a short distance from the shopping center was hit in the back.

THYBERG

turkiesandwich asked:


The following was sent to my facebook account, and its members are saying what happened is in direct violation of people’s rights, blah blah, they’re holding protests etc. But I was under the impression that malls were not public property; since someone owns them, they are technically private, right? Can someone actually do something about this, or is this “movement” BS?:

On October 12, around 3 o’clock in the evening, Daniel MacDonald was kicked out of the Brass Mills Mall for protesting free hugs inside the malls premises. Daniel was immediately told to either put away his “free hugs” sign or get kicked out of the mall’s premises. When asked why, the security guard replied that it was a distraction to the customers. This group is a committee of people who believe free hugs should be allowed inside the Mall.

“”Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.”

A politician once stated that freedom of speech ends when people are put in danger. “You can’t yell fire in a crowded theater for no reason and call it freedom of speech.” However, nobody is in danger when someone decides to do nice things.

Dan MacDonald’s Constitutional Rights have been violated by the ignorant sloths that Waterbury has dubbed “Mall Security.” I will not stand for this, and I hope you won’t either.”

STRACKBEIN

Lou W asked:


What is being done about any cheating discovered.

REW