The latest from the Unhinged Kingdom:
"Staff in charge of young offenders have been banned from calling them 'prisoners' and ordered to refer to them as 'Mr'.
Warders have been told that under a new Home Office policy they are also not allowed to refer to having to 'feed' the offenders, but must instead 'serve them meals'.
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Outrageous
Thanking Jesus in Court Lands Hawaiian Man in Jail:
"Junior Stowers raised his hands and exclaimed, "Thank you, Jesus!" in court last month when he was acquitted by a jury of abusing his son.
But his joy was short-lived when Circuit Judge Patrick Border held him in contempt of court for the "outburst" and threw him in jail."
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He was only in jail for that day but the idea that expressing thankfulness to God can be contemptuous is itself contemptible -- and contemptuous of the First Amendment.
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