"Radical" Russ Belville's List: LOL

• Carlos R. Romero, 32, declared last week that he wanted to take his case to trial. He is accused of sexual activities involving animals, a first-degree misdemeanor, after he allegedly was found in a compromising position in August with a female miniature donkey named Doodle.
• In the motion filed in Marion County court on Dec. 6, the assistant public defenders handling Romero's case — Joshua Wyatt, Scott Schmidt and Joshua Lukman — wrote that the statute infringes upon Romero's due process rights and violates the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment in the U.S. Constitution.
• The attorneys claim that the statute deprives Romero of his "personal liberty and autonomy when it comes to private intimate activities."

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• "By making sexual conduct with an animal a crime, the statute demeans individuals like Defendant (Romero) by making his private sexual conduct a crime," the attorneys wrote.

  As another possible reason for unconstitutionality, the attorneys add that the statute doesn't require that the state prove any harm or injury to the animal "or any proof of the sexual activity being non-consensual."

  "Therefore, the only possible rational basis for the statute is a moral objection to sexual acts considered deviant or downright ‘disgusting,'?" they wrote.

  Using religion or the overall consensus of the public that sexual activity with an animal is wrong as the basis of a law is unjustified and bars Romero's personal liberties, the attorneys argued.

  "The personal morals of the majority, whether based on religion or traditions, cannot be used as a reason to deprive a person of their personal liberties," the attorneys wrote. "If the statute were to require sexual conduct with animals to be nonconsensual or to cause injury in order to be a crime, then perhaps the State would have a rational basis and legitimate state interest in enforcement."

  For the same reasons, the statute also violates the equal protection clause and singles out zoophiles. The attorneys cite that the statute does not ban specific zoophilic acts that "are non-consensual or inflict pain or injury on the animal."

• Romero admitted that he gets sexually aroused around animals more so than humans and allegedly masturbated with Doodle in his room. He claimed that he would have had sex with the miniature donkey eventually, but that she wasn't ready and was "blooming into maturity."

  Romero said in previous interviews after one hearing that he never harmed the animal and all he wants is to have Doodle back in his care.

• The  average age for the four living members of The Rolling Stones is about  two years older than the nine justices of the U.S. Supreme Court.

• The book is so one-sided that it is almost supernaturally dull, and I was forgetting about it just minutes after I put it down.

   

  Then it hit me – it was an interesting book, after all! Because if you read All In carefully, the book's tone will remind you of pretty much any other authorized bio of any major figure in business or politics (particularly in business), and it will most particularly remind you of almost any Time or Newsweek famous-statesperson profile.

   

  Which means: it's impossible to tell the difference between the tone of a reporter who we now know was literally sucking the dick of her subject and the tone of just about any other modern American reporter who is given access to a powerful person for a biography or feature-length profile.

• Courtesy of Cannabis Therapy InstituteKathleen Chippi testifying at the State Legislature; Senator Steve King is in the foreground.
• No Cop will take A64 seriously, as it does NOT remove a single incarcerable offense for Marijuana Possession or Sales from his bag of tricks.
• The reason I don't have 1%er's money floating language that does almost nothing in the court of law is because I won't sell out any of the people who use cannabis or any part of the cannabis plant. 

• Fact -- 10,000+ citizens are NOT arrested for personal possession every year in Colorado, making the initial premise of the LIE false on its face.

   

   

   

  Fact -- A64's pathetically puny 1 (one) ounce limit is LESS than what current Colorado Statute has "decriminalized" -- 2 (two) ounces. 

   

   

   

  Arrest reduction for personal possession = ZERO! 

   

   

   

  Fact -- A64 deliberately EXCLUDES EVERYONE under 21 yrs old from any coverage - they are not allowed a single gram, nor a single plant. 

• Fact -- A64 does NOT allow ANY personal sales between consenting adults. Even selling one gram remains a FELONY!   

   

   

   

  Arrest Reduction for Sales = ZERO! 

   

   

   

  Fact -- A64 does NOT allow ANY Public Display or Use. 

   

   

   

  Arrest Reduction = ZERO! 

   

   

   

  Fact -- A64 does not repeal or modify a single FELONY Marijuana Crime in Colorado. 

   

   

   

  Arrest Reduction for Marijuana Felonies = ZERO! 

   

   

   

  Fact -- A64 does not repeal any Misdemeanor marijuana possession crimes in Colorado.  

   

   

   

  Arrest Reduction for Marijuana Possession Misdemeanors = ZERO! 
• Stupid Stoners swallowed a Giant Festering Turd with A64 ... they think it tastes like Chocolate ... because the Pimps told them it was delicious chocolate, and the maggots were sugary sprinkles.

• Lyin' Brian Vincente and Mendacious Mason Tervert and Chief Pot Wanker Rob Kampia from MPP compromised all activists worldwide when they stooped to lies like calling Amendment 64 "legalization" and "an end to prohibition". They should be prosecuted AND run out of town!

   

   

   

  However, 54% of Coloradans voted for "legalization", most without bothering to read the law or think about the real world consequences of putting SHITE LANGUAGE like that into the Constitution. People are READY for REAL LEGALIZATION. This POLICE STATE that MPP, funded by George Soros has thrust upon us is not REAL LEGALIZATION. Wait until January when the new DUI/THC bill gets rolled out. NORML supported that language.
• The pathetically puny, unsustainable, dysfunctional cultivation limit of 3 (three) flowering plants is SO ABSURD that there is NO RECORD of ANYONE ever being Arrested and Prosecuted in Colorado for only cultivating 3 plants.

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• Russ is no longer a player. Since he was fired from NORML for his very personal attack on me

  • Steve Sarich comment
• Russ's career at NORML ended on March 5th...or the more officially on March 6th...not May 15th
• Friar Ryan Russ is the ilk of the cannabis movement, not the "voice".
• Hey does anyone know how to get the financial reporting for the I-502 campaign? I just wonder where they spent their advertising dollars?
• California's decriminalization (under SB 1449) is better decriminalization is better than Washington's "Legalization"
• My assumption about Russ Belville's support, is that NORML is still funding him. I think the reason that they parted ways was just so that NORML wasn't getting the heat the Russ was creating with his false flags and name calling. They are still united, just 'separate'.

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• Flavor Flav: Musical Prodigy
• He was once part of one of the most innovative hip-hop groups of all time, but his only role appeared to be shouting "Yeah boyee" and dancing like he was in a competition with his wardrobe to see which one could make him look more high on cocaine.