TOON: Supreme Court strip search ruling could lead to unintended gov't health care

[yurbud]

Okay, that's not all the toon is about, but it's my favorite panel.

And the Scalia panel is a pinky away from the shocker, which would be entirely appropriate too.



See the original at DailyKos toons

[Baitball Blogger]

1. Seriously, what is the next step to overturn this incredible right-wing activist

decision?

Body cavity searches for a traffic stop. Do we have to wait for the obvious horror stories that are going to come out before we do something about it?

[Indydem]

2. Why would someone be placed in the general population based on a traffic stop?

The case in point involved an arrest warrant and a beligerant individual, not a simple traffic stop.

[xxqqqzme]

3. Is that the way it was reported on faux

nuz?

[yurbud]

5. like a lot of court decisions, their ruling applied more broadly than that specific kind of case

[Indydem]

7. My understanding of the case...

Was that the strip search was valid in cases where individuals would be placed in the general population of a prison.

Is that understanding incorrect?

[yurbud]

4. I for one plan to speed or be seen talking on my cell phone by cops when I'm constipated

so I can save on laxatives.

[VWolf]

6. Not me. I'm waiting 'til

I've got the runs.

That'll teach 'em.