Now back to your regularly scheduled rage.

[sabotabby]

Twelve years, 1,433 pages, 98 recommendations, and still no justice for Dudley George's family and community.

So the Liberals apologized but not the OPP, not the Conservatives, and particularly not Harris? That makes no sense. And the federal government is only now talking about giving back the land they stole before WWII.

Fail.

Comments

[5-miles.livejournal.com]

As far as I am concerned, Harris has George's blood on his hands. He should be charged with murder. Too bad my opinions don't count for shit in this country.

Off topic, is the e-protest still happening? I want to read your pr0n.
I wrote something, but LJ won't let me post entries over a sentence today.

[sabotabby]

I'd like to see Harris go to the Hague for war crimes, but it ain't gonna happen.

I've been debating about whether I should post the pr0n. It seems mildly pointless to post it in the fact of what seems to be WIKTORY. Then again, it's pr0n about insane fundagelicals, so it's a bit tempting to post it anyway.

[wlach.livejournal.com]

Isn't the problem that there wasn't enough evidence to actually indite Harris? If so, is it not surprising that he did not apologize? That would only serve to incriminate him. It is of no surprise to me that this man has no shame.

[sabotabby]

Oh, I'm not surprised in the least. The man has nothing vaguely resembling ethics.

[billie0.livejournal.com]

I love how Harris's lawyers says he has nothing to apologize for. All this certainly hasn't changed my opinion of him...

[sabotabby]

Didn't think that it would.

see? not my fault.

[stoneself.livejournal.com]

"It is impossible to attribute Mr. George's death to a single person, factor, decision or institution," Judge Linden told a packed hall at the community centre, about a 15-minute drive from the shooting scene near the shores of Lake Huron.

no one entity is to blame... so no on e is to blame. that's how people treat this kind of statement.

this thing didn't happen out of the blue.

Re: see? not my fault.

[sabotabby]

Of course not. It was an act of state terrorism, designed to beat First Nations communities into submission.

Really, though—if no one entity is to blame, doesn't it logically follow that more than one entity is to blame?

Re: see? not my fault.

[stoneself.livejournal.com]

logic?

when did that ever apply to politics?