Tucson tart gets advice in case police raid her glory hole.

[Carl]

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10028252395

Wed Oct 26, 2016, 12:20 AM

Lady Freedom Returns (8,635 posts)

It came! It came! It finally came!
My copy of the Constitution from the ACLU!
It even has how to handle yourself in a police encounter! It also has the full Bill of Rights.

In a nice pocket size blue book.

You can tear the Bill of Rights part out if cankles gets elected.

Response to Lady Freedom Returns (Original post)

Wed Oct 26, 2016, 12:28 AM

Lanius (85 posts)
1. Nice

I think I'll get one of those too.

Some of us read it in grade school.

Response to Lanius (Reply #1)

Wed Oct 26, 2016, 12:42 AM

Lady Freedom Returns (8,635 posts)
2. Just go to the ACLU website.

I got mine for free.

The one I once knew tried to keep us free.

Response to Lady Freedom Returns (Reply #2)

Wed Oct 26, 2016, 01:47 AM

DemInND (41 posts)
7. A good idea

You know, and Ill admit it, I've never read the entire Constitution. Now's maybe a good time. I should request a copy as well. It would be a good read what the Founding Fathers envisioned.

Take a good look at your candidate and it ain`t that.

Response to sunnystarr (Reply #3)

Wed Oct 26, 2016, 01:02 AM

Lady Freedom Returns (8,635 posts)
4. Everyone is starting to care.

It is becoming a big thing to know what it says, for all ages.
They here all this junk from the right and hear the corrections from the left, the want to see it in black and white for themselves.

And then they vote for Trump.

Response to Lady Freedom Returns (Original post)

Wed Oct 26, 2016, 02:38 AM

Feeling the Bern (2,973 posts)
10. That's nice, but you need to learn SCOTUS case law too.

The mask slips.
It is not what the Constitution clearly says but how leftists can alter it.

[SVPete]

DemInND (41 posts)
7. A good idea

You know, and Ill admit it, I've never read the entire Constitution. Now's maybe a good time. I should request a copy as well. It would be a good read what the Founding Fathers envisioned.

WTH?! Studying and passing a test on the Constitution was required here in CA to graduate from the 8th Grade, and we went over it again in a required class in our Senior year. How in Hades does one graduate from PS without ever reading the USC?!

Lady Freedom Returns (8,635 posts)
4. Everyone is starting to care.

It is becoming a big thing to know what it says, for all ages.
They here all this junk from the right and hear the corrections from the left, the want to see it in black and white for themselves.

  All kinds of orgs - government and private - have offered free copies of the USC for decades. Have DU-folk suddenly discovered this when the ACLU offers free copies?

[Karin]

TEA party groups passed these out in truckloads.  What, are you some kind of Freeper, Amber? 

[USA4ME]

Lady Freedom Returns

4. Everyone is starting to care.

It is becoming a big thing to know what it says, for all ages.

They here (sic) all this truth from the right and hear the distortions from the left, the (sic) want to see it in black and white for themselves.

Fixed.

.

[Gina]

DemInND (41 posts)
7. A good idea

You know, and Ill admit it, I've never read the entire Constitution. Now's maybe a good time. I should request a copy as well. It would be a good read what the Founding Fathers envisioned.

DemInND is coming to the dark side soon

[franksolich]

DemInND is coming to the dark side soon

That is, if he actually reads it, and understands what he reads.

<<<not so sure that's going to happen.

[BattleHymn]

There's a good chance the request arrived at the ACLU stamped "Arizona Department of Corrections Inmate Correspondence". 

[franksolich]

There's a good chance the request arrived at the ACLU stamped "Arizona Department of Corrections Inmate Correspondence".

It's most curious; Amber hasn't talked about life at the Sally lately.

She used to talk about it all the time.

[BattleHymn]

It's most curious; Amber hasn't talked about life at the Sally lately.

She used to talk about it all the time.

Odd, that.

It also seems strange she'd get so excited about receiving mail.   Almost as if she's restricted in the area of correspondence.  I still think she's under the custody of some arm of the mental health services in Arizona.

[franksolich]

Odd, that.

It also seems strange she'd get so excited about receiving mail.   Almost as if she's restricted in the area of correspondence.  I still think she's under the custody of some arm of the mental health services in Arizona.

Remember, a while back--when she was still new to Tucson--she participated in that one mental health study that used a whole lot of pharmaceuticals.  I wonder if her brain's burned now.

[BadCat]

Remember, a while back--when she was still new to Tucson--she participated in that one mental health study that used a whole lot of pharmaceuticals.  I wonder if her brain's burned now.

What do you mean "now"?

[Carl]

Odd, that.

It also seems strange she'd get so excited about receiving mail.   Almost as if she's restricted in the area of correspondence.  I still think she's under the custody of some arm of the mental health services in Arizona.

I believe this has been the case all the time and as GOBUCKS used to think,she may never have left Missouri.

[BlueStateSaint]

I believe this has been the case all the time and as GOBUCKS used to think,she may never have left Missouri.

Perhaps she was 'involuntarily confined.'

[BamaMoose]

Wed Oct 26, 2016, 12:20 AM

Lady Freedom Returns (8,635 posts)

It came! It came! It finally came!
<snip>

She had to really work for that five dollar bill apparently.

[BattleHymn]

Perhaps she was 'involuntarily confined.'

I can say beyond the shadow of a doubt that she is NOT in Missouri anymore.  She might be somewhere else, but she certainly isn't here anywhere.

[Tess Anderson]

She's so proud of this, she tweeted it:

https://twitter.com/AmberHoyt78

and she was in Tucson two months ago, eating (again) at BK:

Amber Hoyt the Whoppers! oh the Whoppers!
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[Carl]

She's so proud of this, she tweeted it:

https://twitter.com/AmberHoyt78

and she was in Tucson two months ago, eating (again) at BK:

 

Mentally an infant.

[franksolich]

She's so proud of this, she tweeted it:

https://twitter.com/AmberHoyt78

and she was in Tucson two months ago, eating (again) at BK:

 

I'm wondering how much weight she's put on since her last appearances here.

<<<bets she's no slim chick.

[I_B_Perky]

She had to really work for that five dollar bill apparently.

 

 

Now that there was damned funny!  H5!

[miskie]

That is, if he actually reads it, and understands what he reads.

<<<not so sure that's going to happen.

Well, one needs to remember that Obama is a 'Constitutional Scholar' - He learned The Constitution & the BoR well enough to discover loopholes, which he then taught to his students. Its these loopholes and intentional misinterpretations that make concepts such as 'Freedom *FROM* religion' possible, as well as the notion of classing ammunition separate from firearms - to end-run around the 2A.

[Big Dog]

I'm wondering how much weight she's put on since her last appearances here.

<<<bets she's no slim chick.

A diet of frybread and dick will do that to a gal.

[ROCKURWORLD]

Geez its also available  as a fee app for your smart phone. Of course it doesn't have an ACLU spin included

[Movie buff- The Sequel]

Umm, I'm fairly certain there are a billion different websites where you can look up the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
Still, I suppose getting it from the ACLU's website helped appease the DUmmies' Communist sensibilities.
" It would be a good read what the Founding Fathers envisioned."
Yeah, so you could then laugh at it, dismiss it as the irrelevant work of old, dead, racist white men, and long for the days when Hitlary comes into power and puts it through the shredder.
As for the part about how to handle yourself in a police encounter, I'd say Chris Rock gives all the advice needed:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2plo4FOgIU

[SVPete]

Geez its also available  as a fee app for your smart phone. Of course it doesn't have an ACLU spin included

A Google search of "us constitution text" will locate multiple sites where it can be read. When I did it just now, just one webpage on the first page of results did not have the text or a link to the text, and that was Wikipedia's article about the USC.

That the USC is easily available, free isn't remarkable. What I cannot fathom, given my personal history and what was MANDATORY when I was in school, is adult US citizens who have never read the US Constitution.

[BattleHymn]

" It would be a good read what the Founding Fathers envisioned."**

** Does not apply to Second Amendment