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You can't make this stuff up. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/from-ellecom-gay-dad-wrongly-accused-of-fondling_us_59958a3ce4b055243ea1361c

A vote for Trump was a vote against Loretta Lynch. :lol: There is nothing at all crazy about not wanting to see that woman again in a top government position.....being rewarded for reprehensible behavior.

She should get out before completely crumbling in front of the cameras. She's not likely the resigning type though, self admiration until the bitter end. She's got the wild eye look that tells you things are not going to get any better.

Pelosi is in free fall.

It seems like a worthy headline among all the depressing things.

They should leave the confederate statues and put a disclaimer. "This statue represents the good guys". There were some, and equally can be said, some bad guys fighting for the north's side.

For people with infants. http://edition.cnn.com/2017/08/21/health/baby-sleep-guidelines-sids-study/index.html

No doubt a home invasion for the residents must be a highly stressful and often panicking situation. Following the course of the law could be difficult.

Squish, I appreciate your view and clarification.

Do you look at the laws or at the culture when comparing crime rates between countries. Does Canada have the inner city strife that the US has, which is where the vast majority of violent crimes take place.

I believe the law changed in Canada pertaining to people convicted of severe crimes being eligible for parole, making it harder to possibly get out of prison, or at least there was a new amendment put forth about two years ago to help ensure longer sentences. C-53 it was called. I guess more...

It looks like plenty enough have been charged, not just investigated. Conviction or not is something else. The lawyers must make out either way.

Squish, has the law changed where in Canada even the people convicted of the most heinous crimes and sentenced to life, are eligible for parole after 25 years? I read of some high profile cases where crimes were very bad indeed and people got out. Some out not for long before they were tried...

I can't for the life of me understand a law that says you can't use physical force on someone that invades your home but hasn't attacked you...yet. What's it called, the let's hold hands and play ring around the rosie law?

Kevin, some people don't see the significance for their own lives in dwelling in the past, others do. Some want the statues, some aren't interested. Not interested in statues that keep the past in the present doesn't necessitate hostility advocating tearing them down, that's something...

it seems like the people that have done best after experiencing historical oppression, are the ones that have tried their best to forget about it. There may well be legitimate gripes, but history can weight you down. Join the crowd moving on up if you want to.

Wanting to rewrite history is a Taliban and ISIS thing. After world heritage pleading with the Taliban to better think about it, they still had to go blow up the ancient Buddha statues dedicatedly carved out of cliff faces. What kind of total idiots goes and does something like that?

You mean this young lady isn't very bright? <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/AP4FMeKkwlY" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

The what challenge??? https://www.buzzfeed.com/mbvd/a-mother-is-warning-parents-about-the-hot-water-challenge?utm_term=.jtrnjoJBj#.ujVg7qL17

Now this too! I must be missing a hell of a party going on over there. http://www.denverpost.com/2017/08/09/americans-drinking-more-alcohol/