If the Bushies thik it's OK to torture Iraqi prisoners, then I guess torturing pigeons is, um, a drop in the bucket for them. Sickening.

If the Bushies thik it's OK to torture Iraqi prisoners, then I guess torturing pigeons is, um, a drop in the bucket for them. Sickening.

What can we expect from the man who executed every single person on death row when he was governor of Texas except for Henry Lee Lucas?

Our president disgusts me. And, you can be I'm getting in on the petition for it as soon as I find it.

What can we expect from the man who executed every single person on death row when he was governor of Texas except for Henry Lee Lucas?

Our president disgusts me. And, you can be I'm getting in on the petition for it as soon as I find it.

Yes, dammit, I wrote.
Here's what I submitted to the NY Post.
In 2000, there was a situation in Louisville, Kentucky, where Starlings were to be poisoned because some vain and horrible judge was upset that he was pooped on outside of the courthouse. They were only saved when it was proven Peregrin Falcons hit, killed, and ate these Starlings, so they would also be poisoned. These birds were saved from a needless death only by their federal protection of endangered species qualifications.While pidgeons are not endangered, I see a correlation between this case and the petty actions that are going to ensue because George Bush is the same type of person as this judge. I don't think it would make any difference, though, what type of bird was in the area of his visit, seeing how Bush regards wildlife in general, like the Grey Wolf or the seemingly-dispensible Alaskan ecology.The fact that George Bush would allows animals to be shocked and left in pain for his vanity terrifies me. The fact that no one has the guts to tell him so also terrifies me.What a load of droppings.

Yes, dammit, I wrote.
Here's what I submitted to the NY Post.
In 2000, there was a situation in Louisville, Kentucky, where Starlings were to be poisoned because some vain and horrible judge was upset that he was pooped on outside of the courthouse. They were only saved when it was proven Peregrin Falcons hit, killed, and ate these Starlings, so they would also be poisoned. These birds were saved from a needless death only by their federal protection of endangered species qualifications.While pidgeons are not endangered, I see a correlation between this case and the petty actions that are going to ensue because George Bush is the same type of person as this judge. I don't think it would make any difference, though, what type of bird was in the area of his visit, seeing how Bush regards wildlife in general, like the Grey Wolf or the seemingly-dispensible Alaskan ecology.The fact that George Bush would allows animals to be shocked and left in pain for his vanity terrifies me. The fact that no one has the guts to tell him so also terrifies me.What a load of droppings.