June 29, 2005
well... he said it was legal
I love poetic justice whenever I see it happening. Nothing would please me more than to watch the government confiscate Justice David Souter's house and land in order to build a hotel. After all, Souter didn't see anything wrong with the government doing the same thing to someone else in the Kelo case.
I'm all for that hotel. See how Souter likes it when his decision applies to HIM.
Bloody instructions, once being taught, return to plague the inventor...
Macbeth
Act 1, Scene 7
Yes, maybe Souter would like to change his name to Dr. Frankenstein. I loved the Ann Rand thing. Is it too soon to make a reservation?
What goes around comes around? What's mine is mine and what's yours is mine? Good stuff.
.. only thing left to do is stock up on ammo...
I'm reading Ayn Rands Atlas shrugged now. The woman was a visionary. It is so scary seeing it happening.
It would be hilarious if they could go thru with it. That ruling was such a gross miscarriage of justice. How anyone can read the constitution and make that ruling is a mindless, leftist imbecile
Ivan: You beat me to the punch. As I heard of this, someone has filed an actual process before the town council. If enough of us were to pipe up and guarantee reservations to that hotel, perhaps the selectmen wouldn't be able to dismiss it out of hand.
Do you have the 800 phone number? I'd like to get my reservation in early.
