Re: 'THE BIGGEST CRIME IN AMERICA IS BEING POOR.

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Dear Bernie,

How did you end up in Baltimore? Must be a scholar in exile. Hang
in there! Looks like you have a lot going for you. However, don't
forget the poor in America. Everybody else has, especially George W
and Company. Too busy killing the Iraquis!

Hunter

On 11/29/03, Bernie the Attorney wrote:
>
> No! No! You've got it wrong, Hunter! The biggest crime in America
> is being gay, or Black. Wake up youself, Turkey!
>
> Bernie the Attorney
> Baltimore
>
>
>
> On 11/29/03, Hunter Thompson wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> Here you go with that IOLTA thing again. You've worn it out.
>> Drop it! Get a life! The people who run the bar association are
>> going to do what they want, and to _ _ _ _ with you little guys!
>> Haven't you learned that by now! Those who have get, and those
>> who don't have get screwed (with metal screws). Face it,
>> Turkeys! The biggest crime in America is being poor.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On 11/29/03, Cajun. J.D. wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> Don't care what they steal, just as long as I get my share.
>>>
>>> Cajun J.D.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 11/29/03, Georgia Peach wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> There's so much crooked stuff going on in Louisiana,
>>>> especially in the government, that I wonder why you Cajuns
>>>> live there. What is it about Cajuns? Are they just naturally
>>>> crooks and thieves?
>>>>
>>>> Georgia Peach
>>>> Atlanta
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 11/29/03, X-Office Holder wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> By the way, did you know that the money that defendants put
>>>>> up for bailbonds is deposited by the Sheriff in the bank and
>>>>> draws interest and the Sheriff gets the interest. Now
>>>>> that's a business ethics problem. Who rightfully should
>>>>> receive the interest earned off of defendants' money
>>>>> deposited with the Sheriffs of Louisiana for bailbonds?
>>>>> Looks to me like it should belong to the defendants who own
>>>>> the money deposited with the Sheriffs for bailbonds. More
>>>>> Louisiana crooked politics!
>>>>>
>>>>> On 11/29/03, Hardy Parkerson, Atty. wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Dear Counsel.Net Friends,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Now that the Supreme Court has ruled 5-4 that
>>>>>> I.O.L.T.A. is legal (not moral, nor ethical), why not
>>>>>> take all the money that Sheriffs hold for bailbonds and
>>>>>> put it out to interest and give the interest to he bar
>>>>>> foundations? Why not take all the money held by untility
>>>>>> companies for utility deposits and put it out to interest
>>>>>> and give the interest earned off that money to the bar
>>>>>> foundations? Why not take all the money collected by
>>>>>> churches and put it out to interest and give the interest
>>>>>> to the bar foundations. No difference that I.O.L.T.A.
>>>>>> Pretty good idea! I.O.L.T.A. is not a matter of whether or
>>>>>> not it's legal. The Supreme Court has ruled 5-4 that it
>>>>>> is. It's a matter of business ethics. Is it ethical?
>>>>>> It's a matter of theology. It is moral and honest? Must
>>>>>> be, if the Supreme Court says it is. But what about those
>>>>>> four Supreme Court Justices that say, "No, it's not
>>>>>> legal!"? There is more to it all than this, but this is
>>>>>> something to think about.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> HMP
>>>>>>

Re: IS THAT THE REAL HUNTER THOMPSON?, 12/06/03, by Hardy Parkerson, Atty..

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