Odessa

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOBLSmiSDFQ&feature=related

Well, I guess its progress . . .

There are many who will "stand with their Muslim brother" before anyone else. That think that all Muslims are innocent and all non-Muslims are guilty of crimes against god and therefore deserve to be raped and murdered. Muslims are calling Shihira law in their adopted countries. The insanity will continue until we finally say enough is enough - but that might be too late.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=maHSOB2RFm4&feature=related

Only in America

Prisoners have filed a class-action lawsuit against Vermont, charging that a food called Nutraloaf is so disgusting it should be considered “cruel and unusual punishment.” Nutraloaf is made of cubed bread, vegetables, and powdered milk, and is served without utensils to prisoners who’ve used forks as weapons or hurled food at guards. The prisoners, however, say that Nutraloaf is clearly a punishment, and should therefore only be served after a formal disciplinary hearing. “Even in prison,” said attorney Seth Lipschutz, “you get a little bit of due process.”

I am so sick of hearing about "prisoner's rights" - Most criminals have demonstrated they don't give a shit about other people's rights and we are supposed to care about their rights. Furthermore, the Nutraloaf is only being served to those prisoners that have demonstrated that they have not learned from their incarceration and fall short of being civil. Furthermore, what about the rights of the other prisoners and the staff to not have food or utensils thrown or used on them?

Also I saw a segment on the Nutraloaf where they had a couple people on the street try it. One guy (probably a picky-eater) said it was gross at first, then said it wasn't too bad after his female companion tried it and said it wasn't bad at all and "tasted healthy". If two random people on the street said it was ok, then how cruel is it?