A Complete Waste of Space

Pudfark wrote:Check this out....the pictures....anybody have any similar Tea Party Pics?

http://www.foxnews.com/slideshow/us/201 ... k/#slide=1

Old Pudfark sez: " Saturday......in the park...I think it was the Fourth of July... "

of course not. The Tea Partiers go back to their all-white neighborhoods and wouldn't have the balls to sleep in a city park.

I thought a little different?
"Most of them are fortunate to have a job...and have to be back at work on Monday...."

callmeslick wrote: The Tea Partiers go back to their all-white neighborhoods and wouldn't have the balls to sleep in a city park.

Funny, the Tea Party meeting I went to wasn't all white......................

ruggbutt wrote:

callmeslick wrote: The Tea Partiers go back to their all-white neighborhoods and wouldn't have the balls to sleep in a city park.

Funny, the Tea Party meeting I went to wasn't all white......................

Howdy Rugg....Surely, you don't think that Slick was desperate enough to play the "race card".....do ya?

In a mostly "white" state there seemed an disproportionate number of "people of color"
in the few meetings I have attended. Strange how people with jobs seem to be color blind?????

Wow

HH

Not trying to "rub it in"....Nic.

Quote Nic: " I think you're a bit harsh on the mexican cops, because being a good cop overthere probably means being a dead cop. BTW I never denied that most cops take their job seriously and are probably good people. None of my points in this thread imply the contrary. "

Town's Entire Police Force Held for Investigation

More than 100 officers, the entire police force of the town of Linares, Mexico --75 miles (120 kilometers) southeast of the northern industrial city of Monterrey -- were herded into buses and driven to a nearby town, Linares Mayor Francisco Medina Quintanilla told Milenio Television on Sunday.

They are being held for investigation of possible corruption and ties to organized crime. Mexican soldiers and Nuevo Leon state police are patrolling instead.
The detention of more than 100 officers comes after a rise in kidnapping and extortion in the area. A series of investigations in other towns already has put hundreds of officers in custody.

The military action comes as Monterrey and the surrounding region have been the scene of an ongoing war between the Zetas and Golfo drug cartels.

Read more: http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/news/2 ... z1aOWugQTO

Old Pudfark sez: " How do you tell a good Mexican cop from a bad one?..................The smell. "