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shraby

(21,946 posts)
Fri Dec 12, 2014, 09:14 PM Dec 2014

It's time for Scalia to resign, check into a nursing home and call it a day.

Bring out the depends and appropriate medication for dementia.
He has officially gone around the bend with his latest remarks.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/12/12/1351360/-Supreme-Court-Justice-Scalia-The-Constitution-doesn-t-prohibit-torture

Scalia tells a Swiss radio network that American and European liberals who say such tactics may never be used are being self-righteous.

Scalia says nothing in the Constitution appears to prohibit harsh treatment of suspected terrorists

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It's time for Scalia to resign, check into a nursing home and call it a day. (Original Post) shraby Dec 2014 OP
I would take out the nursing home comment DonCoquixote Dec 2014 #1
We know a prison will never get him..he's elite doncha know? But a shraby Dec 2014 #2
k & r & thanks for saying it! n/t wildbilln864 Dec 2014 #3
He is oblivious KT2000 Dec 2014 #4
He is oblivious. nuff said. shraby Dec 2014 #5

DonCoquixote

(13,616 posts)
1. I would take out the nursing home comment
Fri Dec 12, 2014, 09:32 PM
Dec 2014

Because many elderly could do a better job than Tony. Prison though, might be a better place for him to be.

shraby

(21,946 posts)
2. We know a prison will never get him..he's elite doncha know? But a
Fri Dec 12, 2014, 09:35 PM
Dec 2014

nursing home probably will as he continues to deteriorate mentally. They are going to have to do something about him.

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