Infamous Political Figures who Treat Particular Humans as Garbage

Vigilante reasoning brings about practically the same kind of hatred seen not too distant in America's history of human rights violations. In the title don't let the word "men" fool you, it applies to the unreasoned venum spewed by women as well.

By Benoliwal
June 15, 2008

Behind every smile is a person filled with unreasoning hate, the type of hate often seen with people who want to take laws into their own hands and make convenience laws in order to carry out their dirty work. In part the United states constitution was written to protect those who would live under it, a means of protection against the police powers of the state that can often lead to injustice and even murder.

You don't think this possible? Go back to the days of racial segregation where both lawmakers and their enforcers were strongly involved in treating people as garbage, as animals, [Civil Rights Movement] resulting in many murders, rapes, and all the other heinous crimes against humanity they could dish out. These days are a little different but the viciousness of the powerful remains the same.

What do these governors; Governor Ted Strickland of Ohio, Governor Rick Perry of Texas, Governor Charlie Crist of Florida, Governor, Sonny Perdue of Georgia, and Governor Rod R. Blagojevich of Illinois (not in order) have in common? These men, these politicians, these state leaders are among the worst violators of Human rights violations in the United States against United States citizens, through their deprivation of constitutional protections against ex post facto, due process of law, double jeopardy, and the Takings clause of the United States Constitution, and the weakening of their own state constitutions in order to treat ALL people labeled as [registered] sex offenders the same. It's called convenience lawmaking and convenience justification.