Criminal NYC Cop Beats Woman After Breaking Into Her Home

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Criminal NYC Cop Eugene Donnelly

Criminal NYC Cop Eugene Donnelly

NYC Cop Accused of Breaking Into Woman’s Home and Beating Her: “Sometimes, I’m a Bad Guy”:
http://www.rawstory.com/2014/09/nyc-cop-accused-of-breaking-into-womans-home-beating-her-sometimes-im-a-bad-guy/

(David Ferguson) A Bronx police officer plead innocent on Monday to charges that he broke into a 30-year-old woman’s apartment in June, appearing by her bed in his underwear and saying, “Sometimes I’m a good guy, but sometimes I’m a bad guy” before dragging her from the bed and beating her.

According to the New York Daily News, Officer Eugene Donnelly attacked the woman mere hours after an awards ceremony celebrating his bravery in the line of duty.

On June 10, Donnelly, 27, was awarded the Police Combat Cross, the second highest honor that can be bestowed upon an officer of the NYPD. In 2012, the officer successfully disarmed and arrested a suspect who was shooting at him.

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My Commentary: Sometimes? Keep dreaming, pig!

Behold! State Delivers “Justice” in Their War Against a Non-Toxic Plant

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As I scrolled through my Facebook news feed, I discovered the following artwork here, being shared by the page, “Cop Block,” and originally posted it to my own wall, along with commentary…

“A family had this baby taken away after the father admitted to using marijuana in Colorado where marijuana is legal. The baby was given to this 20-year-old State-approved foster care parent where she died from blunt force trauma to the head.”

My Commentary: “Justice”

Discussing State “Justice” in Their War Against a Non-Toxic Plant

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The following correspondence originally took place on my Facebook wall, upon my post, “Behold! State Delivers ‘Justice’ in Their War Against a Non-Toxic Plant“…

Rayn: “Justice”

“A family had this baby taken away after the father admitted to using marijuana in Colorado where marijuana is legal. The baby was given to this 20-year-old State-approved foster care parent where she died from blunt force trauma to the head.”

Nelly J.: Omg !

Brooke N.: Foster care is almost never worse than the biological family in practice unless it is some special well funded better supervised professional level foster care.

Want to Actually OWN Your Home? Buy an RV!

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As I scrolled through my Facebook news feed, I discovered the following artwork here, being shared by the page, “Free Talk Live,” and originally posted it to my own wall, along with commentary…

"Property taxes show you that you don't own your property. You don't own it because the government owns it and you rent it from them on an annual basis." - Mark Edge, Free Talk Live co-host

“Property taxes show you that you don’t own your property. You don’t own it because the government owns it and you rent it from them on an annual basis.” – Mark Edge, Free Talk Live co-host

My Commentary: RV, FTW! 😉

Doublethinking About Murder: Statist Edition

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“Drone strikes are as barbaric as beheadings” (At least this protestor understands)

Why Do Americans Hate Beheadings But Love Drone Killings?:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/coleen-rowley/why-do-americans-hate-beh_b_5897958.html

() The answer lies in human psychology. And probably like the old observation about history, people who refuse to understand human psychology are doomed to be victims of psychological manipulation. How is it that even members of peace groups have now come to support US bombing? One lady framed the issue like this: “I request that we discuss and examine why the videotaped beheading of a human being is understood to be more egregious than the explosion (almost totally invisible to the public) of a human being by a missile or bomb fired from a drone.”

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My Commentary: Doublethink much?