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“What the world needs now, is…”
Lawyers. Very very smart lawyers. Very very smart lawyers in Congress because, you know, it’s legislators who write the laws to advance policies and seal up holes in our foundation, and the people who know how to do that are … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Government, Law, suits and order, Lawyers, political campaigns, Politics, SCOTUS, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, voting and voting rights, War
Tagged Adam Schiff, Chief Justice John Roberts, Constitution, Dan Goldman, House Intelligence Committee, House of Representatives, Israel, Israelis, Middle East conflicts, Nancy Pelosi, Palestinians, SCOTUS, US Congress, US government, US government lawyers
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Is everyone going crazy?
From Harper’s Weekly Review: [L]aw enforcement officers in Massachusetts attempted to rehome a 7-foot-tall puppet. “If this belongs to you—or if you recognize it from your nightmares,” the department wrote, “please contact us.”
Posted in Law, suits and order, The Facts of Life
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A specific instance of egregious corporate sociopathy in one word: PLASTICS!
Plastics. I don’t remember the character who imparted this career advice — “Plastics” — to Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate. Someone did, though, and here we are, nearly 60 years later, facing the consequences. “Nearly 60 years later”? A speck in … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, climate change, Consumer boycott, Journalism, Law, suits and order, Lawyers, Science, Technology, The Facts of Life
Tagged "A Civil Action", "The Graduate", "The Island at the Center of the World", Achilles Hell, Amazon, Dark Waters, dolphins and plastic, Dustin Hoffman, Fairway, Morton Williams, Mother Nature, plastics, ShopRite, The Campbell Company, uranium shelf life, V8 juice
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