Fight on Paul

[ColevilleH2S]

Rockpile "Since when did truth in the
courts ever count for anything?"
Personal experience?

[rockpile]

Funny question. Actually, I have never been in a
court room. Now I am curious and just might go in
one day to observe. My comments were based on
the observation That truth and justice can really be
secondary in Canada to good legal representation.
We now have a thing going on in parts of Alberta
where lawyers keep delaying proceedings until the
courts are so backed up, years go by, and the cases
are dismissed. Just in the last month, 2 DUI's
causing death were ended after 2 or 3 years of
delays, and one vicious sexual assault in Airdrie was
closed off. The victim has been ****d a second
time, this time by the courts. Tom, I have no idea
what you were rambling on about.

[ColevilleH2S]

Toms talking about the Saskatchewan
kangaroo.. er.. I mean humanrights court
decision on Bill Whatcott. Someone's
little feelers got hurt, so they were
awarded compensation.

I would have just called them
waaaaambulance;-)

[rockpile]

Gotcha. He may be a wing nut, I don't know, but that's
his right. If you don't like - walk away or offer a
counter argument, but don't stifle speech or thought.
I'm still pissed that some school districts banned 'To
Kill a Mockingbird"

[ColevilleH2S]

I think you misunderstood. Free speech
is what I preach. Reread my post. I
agree with Tom.

[rockpile]

Huh? You better re-read my post!

[ColevilleH2S]

You win. I'm completely confused.

[rockpile]

Ah, gotcha means I understand you - not I caught you.
Big difference. How about this Alberta budget?

[ColevilleH2S]

Oh yes, that is what threw me. Thanks
for the clarification.

The Alberta budget is a disgraceful. A
fiance ministers first job should be to
balance the books. Not drain the
heritage fund.

[highwayman]

Question for albertans, what has changed so
drastically in your province from the Klein era til
now that has taken the government from feast to
famine. Oil patch has been brisk there for
decades and population growth as well. Is the
problem the current Redford policy or has this
been building for years under all administrations.
Seems that Sask. could learn a lot by avoiding
those same mistakes made by big brother Alberta