Kansas City peaceful protest against a local nuke plant earned an oddball sentence that has finally found a home on the Internets.
Check it:
"Eight nuclear protesters found guilty of trespassing onto the Kansas City Plant were given an unusual sentence Dec. 13. Instead of jail or community service, Presiding Judge Ardie Bland sentenced the defendants with homework. They were required to write one-page, single-spaced answers to six questions Bland posed on the spot."
Now . . .
CLICK HERE TO READ THE ANSWERS FROM PEACE WORKS KANSAS CITY IN DEFENSE OF NUKE DISARMAMENT AND OTHER NICE IDEAS (RE: CHRISTIANITY AND TOLERANCE) THAT DON'T REALLY APPLY TO REAL LIFE!!!
From just a bit that I've read, it's clear the ideas are hokey, lame, naive about human nature, far too optimistic and inspiring.
Can't make a broad based generalization to a complex issue on this entry.
ReplyDeleteNo "cum" opportunity.
Nothing tangentially racist here.
So, why did you post this entry Tony?
I believe he may have been pointing out the idiotic actions of a judge which in turn showed idiotic answers by the protesters, but I could be wrong.
ReplyDeleteI know some of the members of these groups. They make Byron look sane. I don't know if they're attracted to sheep, though.
ReplyDeletethat will be back out there protesting first chance they get.
ReplyDeleteso what good does a essay do?
Hard to believe that "Penny" from "Big Bang Theory", looks that hot.....My, my..
ReplyDeleteArdie A. Bland, Presiding Municipal Judge... is this Senator Bland's family member? Seems fishy.
ReplyDeleteLeonard Hughes, III, Municipal Judge... is this Maimie Hughes, Micheal Hughes, family member. Seems fishy.