Wanted for Murder: Antonin Scalia

By GottaLaff

Your Daily Dose of BuzzFlash, courtesy of my pal, Mark Karlin:

Antonin Scalia is guilty of initiating the theft of the 2000 election from Al Gore through a stay he issued forcing the stop of the State Court ordered recount in Florida, and his subsequent coordination a 5-4 majority to annoint George W. Bush as President.

But as of just yesterday, August 17th, he also added state sanctioned murder to his list of crimes.

Scalia was one of just two written dissenters (along with his puppet, Clarence Thomas), who ferociously challenged the notion that the Supreme Court should ensure that an innocent man not be put to death. That's right, Scalia [...] asserts that there is nothing in the Constitution that prevents an innocent person from being executed. [...]

But, every person must be responsible for his or her actions -- that is what the law is all about, isn't it? -- and when it comes down to Scalia as a man, he's just an accessory to murder wearing a black robe.

Tried by a D.C. jury, the guy would do less harm to the nation and innocent Americans if he were put behind bars himself.

Much more here. Please go read the rest.