On 2004-08-06 15:26:00, Anonymous wrote:
Like the student spectator who broke down sobbing as High Impact was explained and the film shot of the kids in dog cages was shown.
This brings us back to the epoch. So then, the film footage really does exist? My understanding was that they put the kid in the garbage bin. But 6 of these, half dozen of the other. No difference at all.
But the original issue w/ Carey was that she wanted that footage released to the media... how many years ago now? And the argument against it was that it would jeopardize this highly vaunted court case (which, I note, has not pre-empted election coverage on Nightline tonight) And that's what got Carey booted from, and demonized by, the inner circle.
So... what about the kid in the cage? While the London Guardian was looking, you folks held onto it. When we all wanted to see it, you held onto it. Some folks even intimated that it might not exist. Frankly, I'd sort of concluded that it was all a bluff. Not an empty one, mind you. Knowing what I know from firsthand experience about the lengths to which zealots will go, I don't doubt that there's a few dozen or so kids locked up in dangerous and humiliating cages, pits, closets and "timeout" rooms around the country and the teritories we control diplomatically even as we fritter away the hours typing about it.
But, if you had the footage, why
in the HELL didn't you hand it over to every media outlet you could find
years ago!?
Cause, if you did, you wouldn't get sued? Cause, if you did, there might not have been a WWASP to sue you? Cause, even their dedicated attorneys, if they saw that, would not have been able to stomach signing on?
What about the kid in the cage? Is he still there?

Fuckers!
As a consolation, can we see it now???
It's obnoxious to ask law enforcement to follow the law. That's insulting to every cop.
--John Lovell, lobbyist for the California police chief's association
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