January 18, 2006
Center for Constitutional Rights a Sham
Here is the lesser known of the two groups suing the NSA for wiretapping their friends conversations with their other friends, known terrorists. Does this sound like a civil liberties group to you? Center for Constitutional Rights:
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We hope to create a movement in support of the adoption of a Uniting for Peace Resolution by the United Nations General Assembly to prevent an attack on Iraq by the United States, the United Kingdom and other nations.Dan Riehl debunks other myths about The Center of Constitutional Rights here.
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Does this sound like a civil liberties group to you?
Well, if the Democratic party, led by a former Klansman, a drunken womanizer, and the blueblooded ultra-rich, can represent minorities, women, and the poor, then sure, why not?
Posted by: Improbulus Maximus at January 18, 2006 02:19 PM (0yYS2)
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Your first link is broken...
Even so, it doesn't sound like a civil liberties group given that particular stance...
Posted by: IO ERROR at January 18, 2006 02:34 PM (FVbj6)
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A circle-jerk by any other name. It does keep them off the streets though.
TheRE are more important events going on around the world - its best to let the lil' ones play with their meaningless lil' circuses and performance art.
Remember - they don't want to actually achieve anything - they want to upset you.
Don't be! Just smile, and say, "their they go again!"
TRUST ME! THEY HATE THAT MORE THAN ANTHING ELSE IN THE WORLD!
Posted by: hondo at January 18, 2006 03:28 PM (3aakz)
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Can anyone name civil or legal rights groups that have earned respect?
Posted by: Dale at January 18, 2006 08:13 PM (Dujiz)
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Nope, Dale, can't think of a single one.
Posted by: jesusland joe at January 18, 2006 08:52 PM (rUyw4)
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What does that imply?
Posted by: Dale at January 19, 2006 06:22 AM (Dujiz)
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That you ought to make yourself clear.
Posted by: jesusland joe at January 19, 2006 10:33 AM (rUyw4)
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There is a trend in America today that an accused person must be deemed worthy of a legal defense. Without that public worthiness, the person, or the legal organization, that defends that person is derided and ridiculed and sometimes declared to be unAmerican. An organization that defends the principles or the spirit of the Bill of Rights is attacked for defending the principles this country was founded upon.
Is Rush Limbaugh entitled to keep his doctor shopping private? Is the organization who agrees with Rush's privacy unAmerican? Is it right for Rush and his doctors to be pursued by the local prosecuting AG as he goes fishing for evidence of the crime because of a whistleblower who worked for Rush?
Perhaps the reason that no one can cite a positive example of a legal or civil rights group is that their clients are deemed unworthy.
I don't have any answers but maybe someone else can cite organizations that are responsible and admired for their legal and civil rights activities.
Posted by: Dale at January 19, 2006 07:58 PM (Dujiz)
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Hmm...ok, I'll bite. The organization I like the best is the National Rifle Association. It is well-organized, very effective, friendly and communicative with its members, fights for the legal rights of gun owners, and intervenes for all citizens in places like NO where law-abiding people in their own homes had their firearms ILLEGALLY confiscated by law enforcement officers from other jurisdictions.
Posted by: jesusland joe at January 20, 2006 04:07 PM (rUyw4)
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