Jon Stewart on Dick Cheney

danmand

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The one statement that floored me: "Better to kill a few innocent people that to have a guilty man go free"
 


The one statement that floored me: "Better to kill a few innocent people that to have a guilty man go free"

Cheney dragged the US Intelligence agencies into the same gutter as the Gestapo.

And he can't even say 'I vass just folloving ze orders!'

Because he's the one who gave them.

If Nazi Germany had won WW2, they too would have said the same things.
 
Jon Stewart is one of those liberal New York Jews. One of the reasons why NYC was hit on 9/11 was because Al Qaeda thought the towers were filled with mostly Jews.
 
Where is Aardie? I thought he would defend Cheney's statement: "Better to kill a few innocent people than to let a guilty man go free"
 
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Jon Stewart is a fucking idiot.
Another brain-free banality just happened, only this time it wasn't a thread starter. It's what the packaging folks call slack-fill.
 
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Surprisingly, none of the pretend lawyers here have commented on Cheney's approach to justice: "Better to kill a few innocent people than to let a guilty man go free"

Law schools back in the old country preached a different tune.
 
Jon Stewart is a fucking idiot.

Why ? Is it because of his knack of using the recorded quotes of right wing bigots to expose them as hypocritical greedy genocidal sickos ? Or is it the uncomfortable feeling you have defending these assholes that you resent ?
 
Surprisingly, none of the pretend lawyers here have commented on Cheney's approach to justice: "Better to kill a few innocent people than to let a guilty man go free"

Law schools back in the old country preached a different tune.
So did the "…land of the free and the home of the brave". Some time ago.

We should take some comfort in the fact that no one elected Dick Cheney, not since his brief time in the House. Like the real Machiavelli, his talents were best peddled on bended knee for what he claimed was the benefit of those who bore the actual responsibilities of power.