The Politics of Cowardice

[bhallg2k]

This is the gist of the siuation:" Don't believe the propagandists who say the problem has always been there, that it is no worse now. It is worse..."

Also, don't believe everything Bill "Felafel" O'Reilly says. Not the best source for news. Ask anyone.

King's inaction is what kills children.

So it was the prosecutor who kidnapped the girl and killed her? News to me. I thought it was that Couey fellow who stood accused of the crime.

Now before you throw a fit and say that I'm defending a child molester/killer, don't. Because I'm not. If that man did those things, kindly throw his ass under a prison for a period of no less than the rest of his natural life.

My problem lies in the fact that rather than solely blaming the man who committed this crime, you (and obviously, your source of "news," O'Reilly) go further to say it's the fault of the DA and "liberal judges."

So by that rationale, it's Joan Lefkow's, the judge in Chicago whose husband and mother were killed, fault that her own family was murdered...by someone else? Are you going to take the Texas Senator John Cornyn and say that it was?

bhallg2k Reviewed by bhallg2k on 05-07-2005. The Politics of Cowardice The Politics of Cowardice By: Bill O'Reilly for BillOReilly.com Thursday, May 05, 2005 http://billoreilly.com/currentarticle It took the brutal sexual assault and murder of a nine year-old girl to force the state of Florida to pass a law to protect children. Just days after Jessica Lunsford was found murdered, buried alive, the state legislature passed a law mandating a penalty of 25 years to life for any person convicted of molesting a child under 12 years of age. And if the molester Rating: 5