There is an article on CNN about the Marth Stewart trial and stuff, so I was reading it when I came upon this little nugget of wisdom: "This is a victory for the little guys ... No one is above the law." -Chappell Hartridge Now here's my problem....what the f**k is a juror doing making quotes and doing interviews to the press? Excuse me, but doesn't anyone else thing this is a little ridiculous that suddenly we're all interested in what this guy has to say? Who the hell appointed him judge of the corporate world? What experience does he have that qualifies him as an expert on 401k investment or how secure the "middle guy" investor will feel now that we've finally convicted the evil Martha Stewart. Then there's this little gem:
"Hartridge said the panel was well aware that people's lives were in their hands. " Holy......crap........Nothing like a person who feels self rightous is there? Isn't it great that we have champions like this brave man protecting us. I mean it's not like there's other, more important travisty's of justice going on. The CEO of Kraft get's a 3 million bonus while laying off 6k people, but thank god we've nailed ol' martha eh? Remember when you used to be responsible for a company when things went bad. Ya know what, here's a book Jen bought for me. Pigs at the Trough: How Corporate Greed and Political Corruption Are Undermining America. Go buy it and read it, you'll be amazed at the crap that happens if your a CEO and screw the company into the ground. Oh and if your ever on a jury, don't suddenly think your important. As Admiral Ackbar would say "It's a trap" numbnuts.