[Earl B.]

"People ask me if it's legal. I say I don't care"

This is so dang typical. The guy is a crime victim. He has been ripped off. His goods have been stolen. But people don't care that theft is illegal. Instead, people are concerned that publicly posting the names of unrepentant thieves might somehow violate the crook's rights.

ARRRRGGGGGgghhhh!

[freep_toad]

Well said, EB, and how very true.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

Well I googled 'til I dropped and still couldn't find the names in the House of Representatives' Bank of the Sergeant-at-Arms (I believe it was called) scandal.

Since it appears that the list of names was never released or it's been purged I will assume that every Democ-->rat member of Congress during that party's control of the House was a crook.

I do know for sure that Ms Barbara Boxer was one of the worse criminal check bouncers.

[carenot]

Instead, people are concerned that publicly posting the names of unrepentant thieves might somehow violate the crook's rights.

The man that owns the little store about 6 blocks from me started taping the returned checks on the inside of his popcorn machine. Some were years old. Most were paid