Jackson Jambalaya

well...he's not wrong....

That shit has been going on over there for weeks. They were across the street, protesting, in September-October. The cops had to be called at one point.

if police were vigilante, they would prohibit him from squatting on public property in his lawn chair. he should be forced to stand like a man if he's going to launch some cheap shots like that.

Green is an ugly color on that guy

Seriously, ‘harass’ is misspelled, and the ‘N’ on one sign is backwards.

@3:59 PM - That's a sign of the times.

Say what you will, the spelling makes no difference when the truth bleeds through. And the cops cannot run him off a public sidewalk. He has a right to protest. His message resonates.

Appears is sucking up to Vance, big time.

When the MS Bar investigators do all they can to try to convince you not to file against an attorney you sometimes have to resort to this type of thing to get your message across.

I felt like doing the same thing to a Sh tty attorney who screwed things up so badly I couldn't believe it. Some are corrupt, some are just lazy and a few actually know what the hell they are doing.

He is exercising his 1st amendment rights. Let the man speak. I am a white conservative male and I support what he is doing. The Owens family from LEVON Ownens to Denise Sweet Owens to Dennis Sweet are not above board.... enough said I don’t care if he can’t spell. Let the man speak his mind. I know of the Owens Family and the Sweet Family...crooks

Replying to: "if police were vigilante"

Who wants a return to the day when they WERE vigilantes? I think you meant vigilant. But, in any regard, it's not a police matter when a person(s) occupies a public space in protest as long as he is not impeding traffic or being disorderly or conducting himself, otherwise, illegally. I suspect the Honorable Counselors behind that door know that.

This guy looks capable of handling himself so I suspect ole Dennis is using a back door to get to the Mercedes and Blackmon ain't comin' round.

Your post of December 3rd is wrong, as it seems to state that it was occurring "today" (Dec. 3rd). This picture had to be from several months ago, as there was a group out there at that time (you can even see the Lee Vance poster up from before the November election, and which was likely taken down soon after). The so-called "protests" stopped about two months ago. And it should be remembered that there's no First Amendment protections for legally defamatory statements, if shown to be so, which is why no other regular news outlets showed the statements put on the signs at the time.