Chino

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Chino
Chino

Brooklyn, NY

Tuesday night’s Colbert Report featured a guest appearance by
NYC’s leading anti-graffiti advocate Queens Councilman Peter Vallone Jr.


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Posted by Chino on March 06, 2008 at 02:29 PM

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pfunk727 wrote… Comment #1 posted on March 13, 2008 at 05:07 PM

what a prick…...mess with my daughter’s chalk drawing and you’ll be catching wrath like never seen….....we need to hang bastards like this…..haten on a 6yr old…what a sucker…...should be looking for pedafiles…just more of the government punishing victims again… it’s chalk bitch who cares…spend you time on getting at real crime like the one done dailey at wall street…...thanks for your time, sorry to rant…

PAGE ONE wrote… Comment #2 posted on March 13, 2008 at 07:06 PM

Real nice, a politician saying that was not the intention of the law. Why not have politicians protecting the citizens from unintended consequences from the laws they create? I thought laws were supposed to be made by politicians who cared about all the consequences of their laws. - thought out laws can be good - careless laws are always bad ! Going by Vallone’s theory it is OK to have a law against watching movies on the internet because some people are breaking the law there, and the other people who get arrested will feel good knowing that they “would have to be an idiot’ to think they were the intended target. How about laws that only affect the intended target? I know that would mean that the laws would have to be thought out. Why is he affraid of thought out laws that don’t have unintended consequences? If one of his family members was affected by “unintended consequences” of any law he wouldn’t be alright with it. How about treating the public you represent EQUAL to how you expect your family to be treated. Why have government if they are going to create laws that easily have unintended consequences? I’ve heard John F. Kennedy say “ask not what your country can do for you”, not “ask not why my government is arresting me, ask if I am the intended target of the law” and if I am not it’s OK for them to arrest me. WE COULD USE SOME GOOD POLITICIANS AGAIN, WITH CONCERN FOR THEIR PUBLIC!

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