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January 2, 2012 • 408 notes • bobbyhundreds

bobbyhundreds:

While America nurses hangovers and revels in rose parades and football, President Obama snuck behind the distractions to sign the NDAA into law today. Although he has made it clear that he reluctantly does so, no one is more reluctant about the act then the socially conscious Americans who recognize the potentially damaging ramifications of “Section D: Counter-terrorism.”
This law leaves wide open a gray area where the federal government can INDEFINITELY DETAIN terrorism suspects without trial. I am not meaning to be alarmist here, but I do aim to educate. What the President is signing has long been declared unconstitutional because it foregoes due process of the law. All in the name of the War on Terrorism, which basically means, the government can do whatever the fuck they want (for your safety, of course).
The NDAA scares me for a number of reasons, but none moreso than the Japanese-Americans’ experience during World War II. Although the United States profusely apologized for it later and vowed for it to never happen again, American citizens (just like me, with Asian features) were uprooted and confined to internment camps because they were suspected of being in cahoots with the enemy. WITHOUT TRIAL.
There is a reason why we have due process, why our founding fathers wrote checks and balances into our Constitution, why Americans have been blessed with civil liberties, which are to be upheld to experience true liberty and freedom.
Shame on you Mr. President. Oh hey, you dropped your backbone.
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MEDIA BLACKOUT !!! The mainstream news is NOT covering this story — please REBLOG and share this with as many of your followers as possible, IF you are adequately educated on the subject and agree with my sentiments above.
To further inform yourself on the NDAA, you can read the differing viewpoints through the following links and make your own decision. Thanks for reading.
The ACLU:
http://www.aclu.org/blog/national-security/president-obama-signs-indefinite-detention-law
The Guardian (UK):
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/cifamerica/2012/jan/02/ndaa-historic-assault-american-liberty?newsfeed=true
S. Floyd Mori, Mercury News (Head of the Japanese American Citizens League):
http://www.mercurynews.com/opinion/ci_19413004
Lawfare:
http://www.lawfareblog.com/2011/12/ndaa-faq-a-guide-for-the-perplexed/

While America nurses hangovers and revels in rose parades and football, President Obama snuck behind the distractions to sign the NDAA into law today. Although he has made it clear that he reluctantly does so, no one is more reluctant about the act then the socially conscious Americans who recognize the potentially damaging ramifications of “Section D: Counter-terrorism.”

This law leaves wide open a gray area where the federal government can INDEFINITELY DETAIN terrorism suspects without trial. I am not meaning to be alarmist here, but I do aim to educate. What the President is signing has long been declared unconstitutional because it foregoes due process of the law. All in the name of the War on Terrorism, which basically means, the government can do whatever the fuck they want (for your safety, of course).

The NDAA scares me for a number of reasons, but none moreso than the Japanese-Americans’ experience during World War II. Although the United States profusely apologized for it later and vowed for it to never happen again, American citizens (just like me, with Asian features) were uprooted and confined to internment camps because they were suspected of being in cahoots with the enemy. WITHOUT TRIAL.

There is a reason why we have due process, why our founding fathers wrote checks and balances into our Constitution, why Americans have been blessed with civil liberties, which are to be upheld to experience true liberty and freedom.

Shame on you Mr. President. Oh hey, you dropped your backbone.

_____________

MEDIA BLACKOUT !!! The mainstream news is NOT covering this story — please REBLOG and share this with as many of your followers as possible, IF you are adequately educated on the subject and agree with my sentiments above.

To further inform yourself on the NDAA, you can read the differing viewpoints through the following links and make your own decision. Thanks for reading.

The ACLU:

http://www.aclu.org/blog/national-security/president-obama-signs-indefinite-detention-law

The Guardian (UK):

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/cifamerica/2012/jan/02/ndaa-historic-assault-american-liberty?newsfeed=true

S. Floyd Mori, Mercury News (Head of the Japanese American Citizens League):

http://www.mercurynews.com/opinion/ci_19413004

Lawfare:

http://www.lawfareblog.com/2011/12/ndaa-faq-a-guide-for-the-perplexed/

January 2, 2012 • 348 notes • allahthegod

eatcerealwithwater:

shehateme:

eyanj:

allahthegod:

allahthegod:

I just want to walk around handing these out all day.

Tryna make this happen in 2012.

yoooooooo, my nephew is going to be on the losing end of this tomorrow. lmao

This I promise: The first person that pisses me off this year catches one.

STUNNER

STUNNER

STUNNER

STUNNER

January 1, 2012 • 211,754 notes • laakeycharms

rilleh:

nignoramus:

notcayleb:

mxmlmn:

incensewoman:

iwantcupcakes:

epicmurdock:

Bless this post

Here’s the video — 4-year-old girl blasts companies for forcing pink stuff on girls.

I love kids. They say what they really feel. If you have children listen to them. At times they make more sense then grown ups do. It is sad most parents do not listen to their kids. We do not have to agree with everything they say, but to hear what they say is important. The Incensewoman

I love watching kids get animated about things. It’s really cute.

The things parents make their kids do these days.

bitch aint even old enough to wipe her own ass….

but yall stupid enough to believe she somehow figured out color & toy placement amongst humanity?

Yeah, if you watch the video closely, you can tell that she was clearly coached, but I wouldn’t expect a 4 year old to be able to speak her mind well enough on her own.

These probably are her own thoughts, but her parents probably helped her put her words together better…

December 30, 2011 • 508 notes • applebird

applebird:

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