Salon owner in Dallas jailed for violating a decree, not a law

Posted by $ jbrenner 4 years ago to News
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I would have spit on the court in this case just to make a point.

This judge should have been shown contempt.

The salon owner is being jailed for "selfishness".

What a missed opportunity this was to completely annihilate this judge and all that he embodies. This salon owner was exercising her right to exist, but she didn't have the intellectual arsenal to reject all of the judge's incorrect premises. This could have been the ultimate example of The Virtue of Selfishness. It could have been a Henry Rearden in the kangaroo court moment.

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  • Posted by $ Markus_Katabri 3 years, 3 months ago
    So then abbot needs to put his money where is mouth is and immediately commute the sentence. That’s your job governor. No more words.
    Proof that Texas is not what it thinks it is.
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  • Posted by starguy 3 years, 3 months ago
    If the Dimotards get their way, we will become subjects, and not citizens.
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    Posted by $ allosaur 4 years ago in reply to this comment.
    Me dino figures too many Dem governors and mayors figure they are infallible know all see all figureheads. Ah, that goes for some Dem judges too.
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    Posted by $ Suzanne43 4 years ago in reply to this comment.
    Well, as they say, “Some are more equal than others.” I’m still trying to figure out why I’m NYC a Jewish funeral was against the law but people standing close to each other watching an air show wasn’t.
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  • Posted by $ allosaur 4 years ago in reply to this comment.
    Me dino takes the mask off inside my car unless it is a very short drive from A to B. My Bama GOP Gov. Kay Ivy is a tad on the nanny state side but at least she's finally opening up the state up Monday as far as hair salons, restaurants and other small businesses are concerned, though still wearing masks and social distancing are encouraged but not enforced.
    I'm in one of several satellite cities around Democrap run Birmingham and I'm not sure what they are doing save for the city council voting 9-to-zero that enforces everyone in public places to wear a mask or pay a $500 fine or go to jail (I forget for how long, maybe a week).
    In today's news a cop body slammed a woman in a Birmingham Walmart who resisted arrest for refusing to wear a mask. Some weed and some other unspecified controlled substance was found on the lady after that.
    Not everyone has to wear a mask at the Hueytown Walmart where I shop once every one or two months about a mile from the Birmingham city limits.
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  • Posted by $ Suzanne43 4 years ago in reply to this comment.
    I hope that you had your face mask on because cheering inside your own car without one will get you arrested.
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  • Posted by $ allosaur 4 years ago in reply to this comment.
    Ah, yes, the fearsome HellOSoros. It tastes like a look-alike Jabba the Hutt. What does Jabba the Hutt taste like? Well, just look at him.
    You bite, spit, maybe suffer some dry heaves and leave a dead HellOSoros to poison the vultures.
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  • Posted by mccannon01 4 years ago in reply to this comment.
    Wasn't that a factor that put Occasional-Cortex in con-gress? No shortage of stupid in D districts - that's why they are D districts.
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  • Posted by $ pixelate 4 years ago
    Somewhere along the timeline, we may witness the answer to the question "what were lampposts made for?"
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  • Posted by term2 4 years ago
    That judge is toast. He will never get elected to be judge again, at least if I had anything to do with it. Maybe he should be subjected to the coronavirus and see if he lives.
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  • Posted by rtpetrick 4 years ago
    The district judges in Texas are chosen in partisan elections.
    The judge in the Luther Salon case is Eric Moye’.
    He is black, a Democrat, and is running against a Republican for the 14th district on Nov. 3, 2020 as the incumbent.
    He is perceived to be a hyper-partisan Democrat who routinely discriminates against those he deems to be “conservative leaning”.
    He was educated at Harvard and has been the 14th district judge since 2008 (the Obama Regime years).
    He may not have been appointed be Obama, but here surely would have met Obama’s criteria for a judgeship appointment.
    His decision in the Luther case has been strongly criticized by the Texas Attorney General, the Lt. Governor, and the Governor.
    Just one more over-educated, racist, Democrat stooge.
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  • Posted by $ Abaco 4 years ago
    When I heard the details of this judge's behavior I nearly blew a gasket...
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