[ZULU]

See the recent post in this forum concerning that simpleton from New Hampshire, Supreme Court Justice Souter.

It seems some local people, incensed at the idiotic and unconstitutional decision he and his henchmen have recently rendered, availed themselves of their constitutional right to peacefully petition the government by sending a letter to the local authorities urging them to condemn Souter's house and turn the property to another use.

There are now two police cruisers parked outside the Souter farmhouse "just in case".

So what kind of treatment is this? NOBODY has threatened any violence to Souter or his property, but the minions of the Court are out there to protect him from an as of yet inexistent threat.

Yet if somebody feels personally threatened and THEY call the police, this article tells it all.

In modern day America, all Americans are equal before the law, but judges, law enforcement personnel, lawyers, insurance lobbies, construction lobbies, intrusive left-wing journalists, atheists, homosexuals, illegal aliens, leftist politicians like Diane Feinstein (the anti-gun "gun moll")and pedophiles are apparently more equal than the rest of us.

[little jeremiah]

Yup, read it. And after reading all the comments on this thread, it is clear that police cannot possibly protect everyone from criminals. In this case, since the murderer had a restrainng order against him which he repeatedly violated, and threatened violence, it seems reasonable to think the cops could have done something.

The cops cars around Souter's house is disgusting example of "them" and "us" different treatments.

One reason the cops can't protect people is the (I'm shouting now) EFFING COURTS AND THE ACLU ARE SCREWING US EVERY WHICH WAY AND EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK. Criminals' have more rights than the victims they plunder, torment and kill. The death penalty needs to be brought back, public caning should be implemented, and the crime rate would plummet.

And, concealed and open carry in every state.