when lawmakers warn looters they will be arrested, its like warning people who leave work without an umbrella that they could get wet. the risk is usually accepted by the mindset. in a just world, when people take advantage of a horrible situation - punishment must be far worse than if they had committed the crime in a non-crisis. the horrible situation dictates that the justice be swift and complete. theres no time for arrests. the warning needs to be: we see you looting, we will shoot you. we'll be back to pick you up later.
Congratulations @Frenchi. Your question was chosen tonight’s Ask Greg and the Panelists
@Frenchi If you could change something about yourself, what would it be and why?
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@LeoLeeC What would cause you to change to a different restaurant table or airline seat?
@steve-allen Have you ever took blame for something you didn't do just to get it over with?
“Robert Redford, dead at 89”
My favorite Robert Redford role, was from his only ‘Twilight Zone’ appearance.
The episode ‘Nothing in the Dark’, features and aged women that lives in a basement ‘apartment’ in an old tenement building in what may be New York City.
The building is slated for destruction and she is the last tenant in the building which is holding up the demolition.
She refuses to leave, because ‘Death’ is waiting for her outside.
She has barricaded herself in her ‘apartment’ and won’t leave nor will she allow anyone to enter.
Then a handsome young Police officer(Redford) is shot, just outside her door. He lies wounded, begging for help.
So she finally gets him, and puts him into her bed while she debates with herself on whether she she can or should get him help.
If you’ve not seen the episode, it is worth your time.
So the ABC (Always Broadcasting Crap) Network just had to be shitheads one more time. Hey Fox News, please give her an interview.
