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  • Video of South Texas Judge beating daughter sparks outrage, investigations

    11/02/2011 3:29:56 PM PDT · by Dallas59 · 68 replies
    Star Telegram ^ | 11/2/2011 | Star Telegram
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  • Judicial Activism Goes Berserk

    10/08/2011 12:14:46 PM PDT · by BuckeyeTexan · 17 replies
    LawInjustice ^ | 10/08/2011 | Carey Branstetter
    In a pending civil lawsuit in a Texas Federal Court, a constitutional nightmare is occurring that could have ominous consequences for all Americans. In violation of the Constitution, The activist federal judge in this case has made a U.S. business owner essentially a slave without any due process or hearing. All of the relevant details of this profoundly disturbing case are summarized at case overview tab on LawInjustice.com. No case in recent judicial history resembles more of a Stalinist show trial. The conduct appears to be more corruption than merely judicial activism and the litany of outrages occurring are almost...
  • Victims Gone Wild (How Feminism Has Messed Up Relationships)

    02/09/2005 8:38:22 PM PST · by teldon30 · 27 replies · 2,188+ views
    www.metroactive.com ^ | 2005 | Amy Alkon
    "IN SEDUCTION, the rapist often bothers to buy a bottle of wine," proclaimed radical feminist Andrea Dworkin in 1976. If you're a woman born 20 years ago, you probably don't even recognize Dworkin's name. Yet, there's a good chance you've had some seriously frustrating dates with her unwitting progeny: the guy who waits until date three or four—not to grab you, throw you up against the wall and suck face—but to politely inquire, "May I kiss you?" Equal pay for equal work? It's a beautiful thing. Equal opportunity? Thrilled to have it. We women owe an enormous debt to Susan...