no gore, just a kindly judge and an old fart (1 Viewer)
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Red-Footed Booby
Christmas never ends!
Poor old guy seems so confused. Has a nice head of hair though.
That brings out my empathy
imagine us in our 90s doing anal and stuffGod bless that 96yr father caring for his disabled son
march7thisdamned
Rookie
Selective justice
If I can bend you over and fuck u up the ass at 96yrs old, well God bless you too 😇imagine us in our 90s doing anal and stuff
9/10 Judges are arrogant cunts that think they are Gods. I’ve seen this one before…they cherry pick cases to make him seem like he’s gracing people with his forgiveness and humanity.
I'll be honest, if I was a judge I'd be an arrogant cunt and act like a god. I'd sentence jaywalkers to the electric chair.
And if I was still on the bench at 96 I'd bone @Interregnum in the shitter with my cane.
True, I wonder if they’d catch on if I was a judge and gave all minorities death penalty?
Wear a black robe, get a little gavel and see what happens
I don't know if this is American or not. You post a lot of stuff about America. Is Canada close to American politics and whatnot? I'm really not having a go.
I believe its in the US. Cameras aren't normally allowed in Canadian courtrooms as we believe cameras are dark magic and they steal our souls.
lol. I'm not trying to give you a hard time, but a lot of the political stuff you post is related to the U.S. Is this because you're so close and what hits them will hit you soon enough, or because when shit happens you know it as soon as them, or what?
Although I've lived in Canada most of my adult life and its where I presently call home I have dual Canadian/US citizenship so I'm interested in what happens on both side of the border. Even in the absence of that I'd likely still be fairly curious in the goings on of America as what happens there, particularly with the economy, has a demonstrable impact on what happens in Canada. I'm also kind of a nosey cunt and I want to know if my neighbors are up to any shenanigans that might affect me.
Yes well that's all well and good, but are you a subject of Queen Charles teh III or nah?
Hookah-smoking-catapillar
Feed your head🐛
Judge is a sweetheart
Not by choice but yes I am. At the federal level we have a governor general who's the representative of the monarch in Canada. Its a largely ceremonial role but she (currently some indian woman who I honestly know very little about, the previous one was an astronaut who was bat.shit.crazy! and was forced to resign, something that's never happened) is still the last one who needs to sign off on any new laws by giving them royal assent. They almost never say no to the governing party and just rubber stamp whatever they get. Many Canadians have little use for the position and think its a waste of money but if we're going to remain a constitutional monarchy we keep the position.
**You can ignore the following as it gets a little long about some local provincial politics.
At the provincial level we have lieutenant governors who act as the local representative of the monarch. Without getting into too deep a rathole ours in Alberta recently made the news in saying they'd refuse to sign a particular piece of provincial legislation because they felt it would be unconstitutional. As some background we have two major political parties the New Democratic Party (NDP) and the United Conservative Party (UCP). The NDP are very left of center and socialist in their policies. Politically Alberta is traditionally very conservative and the NDP have only ever been elected for one four year term (2015-2019) in our 117 year history. They were elected largely out of protest against the Conservative government who had been in power for 44 years. The NDP were a fucking gongshow and lost power to the UCP in 2019. The UCP is an amalgamation of what was the Wildrose Party (WR; relatively new, quite right wing, most support came from rural ridings) and the Conservative Party (CP; very established, not quite as right wing, most support from urban ridings particularly from Calgary). Despite supposedly being "united" they've always been rather disjointed and that was made worse by the covid pandemic. The current leader & premier is a little rat fucker named Jason Kenney. There was a scheduled leadership review earlier this year and he had lost the confidence of the party which triggered a leadership race that we're currently just about to wrap up. One of the leading contenders for the leadership of the UCP is Danielle Smith. She was previously the leader of the WR but before the 2015 election she fucked the WR membership by crossing the floor to join the CPs. She didn't win a seat in that election so went into talk radio. That lasted for a few years till she started whining that people were mean, social media was toxic and said she was going to fuck off and work in her husband's restaurant and sell trinkets online. But when the UCP leadership race was announced her ego decided it needed back in the spotlight so she threw her name in the hat and is doing quite well.....partly because voters are stupid.
To bring all of this back to the lieutenant governor...one of the things Smith has campaigned on is to have a provincial law which would guarantee Alberta's sovereignty by ignoring federal laws that would go against Alberta's interests. There's a long history of Alberta being fucked over by the federal government, in particular Liberal governments like the ones run by Justin Trudeau or his father Pierre Trudeau (that's a whole other story I could rant about) and Smith has told the rubes that if she's premier of Alberta she'll protect us by not allowing federal laws for firearms, the oil & gas industry, etc....all things that are quite emotional topics for many Albertans. The lieutenant governor has quite reasonably said she wouldn't give that law royal assent because Smith's law would be unconstitutional. While I might agree with some of what Smith proposed she does seem to have lost the concept of the hierarchy of laws. Like most of the world there are local bylaws which are superseded by provincial laws which are superseded by federal laws which are superseded by constitutional law. So Smith can promise whatever she likes but the reality is that her provincial law wouldn't be able to be enforced if there's a federal law that contravenes it. That she's getting support from a bunch of rubes who don't seem to understand that is driving me crazy. I wouldn't much care but she has a very real chance to win.
Hope that made at least a little sense.
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