Holder stepping down from Obama administration, official says

[Robby999 1,024]

What countries restrict the voting rights of convicted felons. http://felonvoting.procon.org/view.resource.php?resourceID=000289

Edited September 26, 2014 by Robby999

[lostinblue 1,989]

I have long contended that total control of society by the left is determined by the amount of laws they pass. Someday just spitting on a sidewalk will be justification for a felony .I found this interesting a few years ago.

New York: Penalty For 8 Round Magazines More Severe Than Being A Repeat Child Molestor

February 25, 2013 by Matt Liponoga | Second Amendment

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Common sense gun legislation. Having eight rounds in a 10 round magazine, or having magazines with more than a 10 round capacity in New York will be defined as criminal possession of a weapon in the third degree; a “Class D Violent Felony.” Wondering what some class E felonies in New York are?

Listed below the fold are a few crimes in New York that are class E felonies and A misdemeanors which are one or two arrest levels below a class D felony.

• 120.70 – Luring a child | E Felony
• 121.11 – Criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation | A Misdemeanor
• 125.10 – Criminally negligent homicide | E Felony
• 130.20 – Sexual misconduct | A Misdemeanor
• 130.25 – Rape 3rd degree | E Felony
• 130.40 – Criminal sexual act 3rd degree | E Felony
• 130.52 – Forcible touching | A Misdemeanor
• 130.53 – Persistent sexual abuse | E Felony
• 130.65A – Aggravated sexual abuse 4th degree | E Felony
• 130.85 – Female genital mutilation | E Felony
• 135.05 – Unlawful imprisonment 2nd degree | A Misdemeanor
• 135.10 – Unlawful imprisonment 1st degree | E Felony
• 135.45 – Custodial interference 2nd degree | A Misdemeanor
• 135.50 – Custodial interference 1st degree | E Felony
• 135.55 – Substitution of children | E Felony
• 135.60 – Coercion 2nd degree | A Misdemeanor
• 150.01 – 5th degree Arson | A Misdemeanor
• 150.05 – 4th degree Arson | E Felony
• 178.10 – 4th degree Criminal diversion of prescription medications and prescriptions | A Misdemeanor
• 178.15 – 3rd degree Criminal diversion of prescription medications and prescriptions | E Felony
• 220.28 – Use of a child to commit a controlled substance offense | E Felony
• 240.05 – Riot 2nd degree | A Misdemeanor
• 240.06 – Riot 1st degree | E Felony
• 240.08 – Inciting to riot | A Misdemeanor 240.10 – Unlawful assembly | B Misdemeanor
• 240.15 – Criminal anarchy | E Felony
• 240.20 – Disorderly conduct | Violation
• 240.61 – Placing a false bomb or hazardous substance 2nd degree | E Felony
• 250.45 – Unlawful surveillance 2nd degree | E felony (Hidden cams for sexual gratification)
• 255.25 – Incest 3rd degree | E Felony
• 263.11 – Possessing an obscene sexual performance by a child | E Felony
• 263.16 – Possessing a sexual performance by a child | E Felony

http://freepatriot.org/2013/02/25/new-york-penalty-for-8-round-magazines-more-severe-than-being-a-repeat-child-molestor/

[UncleBeer 244]

i didn't say anything about black people, i was talking about felons.

And I wasn't specifically discussing felons; I was talking about you. Or are you a felon?

[UncleBeer 244]

I have long contended that total control of society by the left is determined by the amount of laws they pass.

Yep. That's why several times a year you'll see the lefty-media whine about an "unproductive congress" because they didn't pass that many laws. Surely at some point there are enough laws? I always thought jus the Golden Rule oughta be enough...

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

i didn't say anything about black people, i was talking about felons.

nevermind. jeez you guys have a really limited scope. anyway, i don't believe many democrats agree with me. i don't know.

Babygirl, look at who you're arguing with. Take a deep breath and calm down. I know what you mean, and anyone who doesn't have a slanted view of the world does too. And for the felon's bit, that goes to show you how they view certain people. Because someone here used to be a 2 time felon who lost and had their gun rights restored, but the hate never flowed in their direction.

[Karee 4,189]

What about 'em? The fact they've committed a serious crime indicates they don't understand how society works, and should not have a say in its future workings.

Right on. Then by the same token, they shouldn't have to pay taxes. You know the whole taxation without representation thing? I've heard that complaint somewhere before.

[UncleBeer 244]

Right on. Then by the same token, they shouldn't have to pay taxes. You know the whole taxation without representation thing?

Well, I guess they could start their own armed revolt, but maybe that's why they were in prison to begin with.

Seriously though: you surrender certain rights when you break the social contract. It's a shame to have to treat grownups like children (time-outs and such) but as long as they prove themselves unfit for society, certain rights will be forfeited.

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

And to help Obama further flush the last 50 years of race relations down the toilet. He has one of the most proflic racist this country has ever known, helping pick the new AG.. Makes me want to vomit. What a shame our first black president had to act like a racist idiot , when elected.

Al Sharpton Says He's Helping The White House Pick The Next Attorney General

http://www.businessinsider.com/al-sharpton-says-hes-helping-pick-the-next-attorney-general-2014-9#ixzz3EQWPFDm9

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

And to help Obama further flush the last 50 years of race relations down the toilet. He has one of the most proflic racist this country has ever known, helping pick the new AG.. Makes me want to vomit. What a shame our first black president had to act like a racist idiot , when elected.

Al Sharpton Says He's Helping The White House Pick The Next Attorney General

http://www.businessinsider.com/al-sharpton-says-hes-helping-pick-the-next-attorney-general-2014-9#ixzz3EQWPFDm9

He doesn't have him helping. But in your mind this has already happened.

The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment about whether Sharpton is involved in the decision-making process for Holder's successor.

[decocker 7,198]

And I wasn't specifically discussing felons; I was talking about you. Or are you a felon?

go back and read yourself.

Heh: maybe you can email your preznit concerning this. He seems to listen to black people.

and nope. not a felon. sorry to disappoint ya.

[decocker 7,198]

Babygirl, look at who you're arguing with. Take a deep breath and calm down. I know what you mean, and anyone who doesn't have a slanted view of the world does too. And for the felon's bit, that goes to show you how they view certain people. Because someone here used to be a 2 time felon who lost and had their gun rights restored, but the hate never flowed in their direction.

don't worry, i'm not upset. it is annoying to try and exchange thoughts with folks and they're only interested in arguing back and forth. common ground to be avoided at all costs.

i find it sad that i can come right out and say that i don't agree with felons loosing their 2nd amendment rights for life in addition to their voting rights and nothing. it's just ridiculous really.

[Karee 4,189]

Babygirl, look at who you're arguing with. Take a deep breath and calm down. I know what you mean, and anyone who doesn't have a slanted view of the world does too. And for the felon's bit, that goes to show you how they view certain people. Because someone here used to be a 2 time felon who lost and had their gun rights restored, but the hate never flowed in their direction.

How sweet.

[decocker 7,198]

Seriously though: you surrender certain rights when you break the social contract. It's a shame to have to treat grownups like children (time-outs and such) but as long as they prove themselves unfit for society, certain rights will be forfeited.

seriously though: some people are of the notion that once you pay for your crime your punishment is over.

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

How sweet.

I wonder if he called her sweetheart, we would make him a Republican.

[Karee 4,189]

Well, I guess they could start their own armed revolt, but maybe that's why they were in prison to begin with.

Seriously though: you surrender certain rights when you break the social contract. It's a shame to have to treat grownups like children (time-outs and such) but as long as they prove themselves unfit for society, certain rights will be forfeited.

Why should you surrender certain rights? What other rights should be surrendered? 1st amendment rights? Maybe fourth amendment rights? We should probably take away free speech and the protection against illegal search and seizure. That'll teach them for breaking the "social contract" Seems they're handing out life sentences when it come to those rights.