Man skydives with turbine engines strapped to his feet.
Man skydives with turbine engines strapped to his feet. Very brave/crazy Finn. After my last two grumpy posts, you deserve to have a treat. |
Man skydives with turbine engines strapped to his feet. Very brave/crazy Finn. After my last two grumpy posts, you deserve to have a treat. |
Even though a Federal District Court judge trashed Minnesota's video game law in a sharply-worded ruling yesterday, one of the sponsors of the legislation is ready to try again.As reported by me, State Sen. Sandy Pappas is too stupid to breathe without being reminded. Heres what the dizzy bitch had to say;
As reported by the St. Paul Pioneer-Press, State Sen. Sandy Pappas (D, seen at left) may propose new video game legislation in next year's session.
"The federal court said we don't have a right to protect our children, but we protect our children from other things. We don't let them smoke or buy liquor. You score points (in video games) for how many women you rape, how many cops you kill. How could that not affect them psychologically?"Man oh man, if She'd have said that all rock music CDs are made of equal parts dead babies and cocaine she would have sounded almost as rediculous. I'm gonna need bullet points to fit all my counterpoints in!
Art Hangar, a Conservative MP from Calgary and a former police officer, also called for tougher prison terms for those convicted of sex offences involving children.
"There's only one way to keep a pedophile away from our children and that's to lock them up for longer periods of time and if in fact they're really serious abusers, put them away for life," he said
In June, Hangar introduced a private members' bill calling for tougher sentences.
Federal Justice Minister Vic Toews has said he is examining ways to expand the use of the dangerous offender designation.
Toews said he's consulting with his provincial counterparts about how to make it easier for them to pursue the dangerous offender label. Being designated a dangerous offender allows judges to impose indeterminate sentences on criminals.