ACLU needs cash
The ACLU, whose primary purpose for existing is to take money from people so they can have more money to use to take more money from people, so that they can get enough money to force communism on Americans, is apparently tired of suing governments for cash.
They've decided they need to sue the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. So, you might be wondering what the Bucs are doing to annoy the ACLU. Are they discriminating against blacks? No. Are they refusing to let women play quarterback? Nope. Maybe they're attempting to crush the Bucs' players from being able to have sex parties on boats? Not even that. What are they doing? Well, nothing, but they have a lot of cash, so the ACLU targets them. The ACLU claims that they are suing because they don't like being searched for explosives when entering the stadium. This just goes to show you, once again, how bad the ACLU has become. If the owners of a stadium, in compliance with the rules of a private organization (the NFL) cannot search you when you enter their private property, then you MUST have a "Constitutional Right" to enter private property with explosives. No, really, that's what the ACLU is attempting to argue! Keep in mind, this isn't random searches, or even targeted searches -- this is EVERYONE -- EVEN THE PLAYERS. The ACLU says there is a "constitutional freedom to be free from a pat-down search without probable cause or even any individualized suspicion." Yes, that's correct. IF THIS WERE GOVERNMENT! This is a private company. You are not required to enter the stadium if you don't like the damn search. Today the ACLU is NOT interested in civil rights AT ALL. I wish I were the judge in this case -- I'd fine the ACLU and this moron Gordon Johnston large amounts of money for wasting the court's time. (Hat tip to Stop the ACLU).
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Nice Vikings referrence there. What a damned disgrace!!
Joe Soucheray, a local talk radio host, has been trying to get people to boycott the next home game (which happens to be against the Packers - the biggest home game of the year) in response to their latest recreational activity debacle. Man, I wish he could make it happen.
As for the ACLU and the Bucs, have you forgotten that Communists don't believe in Private Property?
Joe Soucheray, a local talk radio host, has been trying to get people to boycott the next home game (which happens to be against the Packers - the biggest home game of the year) in response to their latest recreational activity debacle. Man, I wish he could make it happen.
As for the ACLU and the Bucs, have you forgotten that Communists don't believe in Private Property?
Posted by: Echo Zoe at October 14, 2005 01:59 PM (K+h36)
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I would be willing to be large amounts of cash that absolutely NOTHING comes about because of the Vikings' activity. ZERO. The fans won't care, the media won't care, the teams won't care -- no one cares.
And I've searched for the actual legal filing in this case online, and I haven't found it yet. I'd like to see how the ACLU is going to argue that this person has a Constitutional Right to enter private property.
And I've searched for the actual legal filing in this case online, and I haven't found it yet. I'd like to see how the ACLU is going to argue that this person has a Constitutional Right to enter private property.
Posted by: Ogre at October 14, 2005 02:05 PM (/k+l4)
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I can think of hudreds of thousands of people around the world who hate hope the tampa bay bucks lose they are all manchester united fans who hate malcom glazer, so go aclu keep up the fight
Posted by: angry sam at October 16, 2005 06:33 AM (1EpFj)
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Well, Angry Sam, one of the problems with this setup is that whenever people try to punish government or businesses through these money-grabbing lawsuits is that the money is actually paid by PEOPLE! If the Bucs lose, they'll just raise prices for ads or tickets and everyone else will end up paying the money. It's nonsense.
Posted by: Ogre at October 16, 2005 08:31 AM (iJFc9)
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