Supreme Court Sanctioned Murder Of Democracy! Keith Olbermann Special Comment pt.2

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January 21, 2010 MSNBC Keith Olbermann

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[loqutor]

Not only is this allowing our corporations to do whatever they want, it also opens the gates for foreign corporations to buy American politicians.

This is not about free speech. Corporations are not people.

[RadicalSolutions]

Doesn't this now mean that FOREIGN interests can now pump as much money into influencing American elections as they like?

[AsciiSillyQuestion]

And I remember learning in school never to get on any lists. I remember vowing to myself that I'd be a good Nazi if I were alive and German back then, because lots of good Nazis survived WWII, and I learned in school never to give a shit about your fellow man.

Life ain't worth living it in the DPRK.

[AsciiSillyQuestion]

So here I am liking this, and putting it in my youtube favorites.

I'm thinking that in the next few years I may be rounded up and thrown on a train to be sent to a camp for it. My name will be looked up in some database and I'll be sent off to the clink.

[vikfitz]

If u can murder unborn babies why not democracy ?

[TheLionSheikh]

Isn't it somewhat ironic that MSNBC is owned by NBC which is owned by GE, which is a gigantic corporation?

[therrydicule]

@utopiandesign Look, you are talking to a student in anthropology, I know the religious part ;) However, religion have a complex link into laws: it is just not that simple. Also, more than everything; this is not the only factor running the modern world.

The result is: many roman catholic I know disagree saying that this will result in greed&gluttony from one side and acedia and envy on the other, and this is the result of a corrupted system.

[utopiandesign]

@therrydicule In the 6th & 7th centuries 2 new religions rose to power: Catholicism and Islam; and the bloody competition began. Both united their religion with civil magistrates to impose penalties for disobedience to their dogmas; and all who stood in their way were deprived of goods and even life. And both deny the 10 Commandments. Their tyranny was most effectively used on the simple unobtrusive Christian churches first established by Christ's Apostles: who wouldn't force the will of anyone.

[utopiandesign]

@therrydicule Religion runs the world, bro. I ask that you check a little history and see the US relationship with the Vatican. A great number of traditions of this land were inherited from them: Christmas, Easter, Scholasticism (names and dates to determine your intelligence), Sunday sacredness, eternal hellfire for those who reject God's love. The list is long bro. I'm telling you this is all about religion. Atheism is the new guy on the block. You think the godfather is open to change?

[therrydicule]

@utopiandesign That is not a question of religion. For instance; I often look at porno movies, I don't believe in god, I often look at women on jobs saying that they are quit beautiful, I have a few friend with benefices and I work on Sunday. Based to that, I am way worst than any judge ever in place in the supreme court. However, I strongly disagree with this decision, so much that I will like a constitutional amendment to nullified it.

Keep your religious moral out of the juridic, please.

[utopiandesign]

What do you expect from lawless men? Six of the nine Supreme Court justices are Roman Catholic, whose religion has chosen to expunge Two of the Ten Commandments: the 2nd and the 4th. And these justices stand under the auspices of the most powerful and unrepentant religion of Earth. This nation has allowed them to determine the supreme law for the American people, while these supreme justices, who live in open sin, stand morally unfit to lead their own lives, let alone the lives of others.