And no, folks, this is not something I recommend

http://www.wtoc.com/global/story.asp?s=5991110


For starters, just the contamination from all those governmental workers
blown into the atmosphere would be terrible. I don't know about you,
but I don't want to breathe in caseworkers the rest of my life.

"The district attorney's office says Deloach owed the state money
because he didn't pay child support for his two children."

HAHAHAHA

CS is for the children but it's the STATE he owes the money too.

Such a simple statement yet it says so much if only John Q. Public
would listen.

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Such a simple statement yet it says so much if only John Q. Public
would listen.

It's really hard to get John Q public to care about any issue unless it
directly effects them!
Much like cancer, everyone knows about it, but do nothing and are surprized
when the staggering medical bills start coming in and forcing many people
into banrupcy. This is where the government has an ability to pay, but
chooses not to.

$800 billion could have done so much good in this country!

"DB" wrote in

Such a simple statement yet it says so much if only John Q. Public
would listen.

It's really hard to get John Q public to care about any issue unless it
directly effects them!

Actually just had a thought that if Father's groups were to put pressure on
the Adultry laws in Michigan, this would wake up alot of people concerning
what laws they put on the books and in a round about way would bring alot of
attention to family law and CS too.

Those laws were put on the books for some reason and it's up to the present
DA to enforce all laws on the books, we didn't get a choice, why should he?

DB wrote:

"DB" wrote in


Such a simple statement yet it says so much if only John Q. Public
would listen.

It's really hard to get John Q public to care about any issue unless it
directly effects them!


Actually just had a thought that if Father's groups were to put pressure on
the Adultry laws in Michigan, this would wake up alot of people concerning
what laws they put on the books and in a round about way would bring alot of
attention to family law and CS too.

Those laws were put on the books for some reason and it's up to the present
DA to enforce all laws on the books, we didn't get a choice, why should he?

Just curious -- I don't think anyone can take Cox to trial for adultery,
other than Cox himself or one of his cronies (not likely) -- but
couldn't someone take him to trial (or at least to task) for not
enforcing the law (as it applies to himself, even), which is supposed to
be his job?

- Ron ^*^

Werebat wrote:

Just curious -- I don't think anyone can take Cox to trial for adultery,
other than Cox himself or one of his cronies (not likely) -- but
couldn't someone take him to trial (or at least to task) for not
enforcing the law (as it applies to himself, even), which is supposed to
be his job?



Assuming there was a conflict of interest, the Michigan Assembly could
appoint an Independent Prosecutor to take over the case.
I don't know how robust the referendum process is in Michigan, but you
could also have the people take matters into their own hands. For
instance, an amendment stating that any elected or appointed official
who publicly admits to a felony inside or outside of a court house
immediately forfeits his or her right to the position they occupy.
In all seriousness, however, this isn't so much about Cox canoodling
with somebody on the side as it is about the man acting like a
holier-than-thou, know it all little ******* who cannot even understand
the outrageousness of what comes out of his mouth in the first place.
But that's not my place to decide; it's the decision of the people of
the state of Michigan.

"Werebat" wrote in

Just curious -- I don't think anyone can take Cox to trial for adultery,
other than Cox himself or one of his cronies (not likely) -- but couldn't
someone take him to trial (or at least to task) for not enforcing the law
(as it applies to himself, even), which is supposed to be his job?


It wouldn't be vindictive as this is war, we can't afford to be nice.
Put all these politicians on notice, we will be watching!

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"The district attorney's office says Deloach owed the state money
because he didn't pay child support for his two children."

HAHAHAHA

CS is for the children but it's the STATE he owes the money too.

And so will the state also bill Iraq for helping them out too?
How about the $10 billion that the state just gave to the Oil companies for
developing new fuel sources that they can gouge from us too?