The Toughest Sherrif in America
 

Sherrif Joe Arpaio, who leads the Maricopa County Sherrif's Department has just recently solidified his control of Phoenix, AZ as his personal fiefdom.

Deputies raid county building to take control of computers
Why would Sherrif "Uncle Sherrif" Sherrif Joe "Uncle Joe" Joe Arpaio send his deputies to do such a thing?

Sheriff's Office defies judge on order for system password
No, no it couldn't be because he's involved in a lawsuit.

Ah, there we go. Uppity judges tryin to make ARE SHERRIF look bad!

The withered old shitfucks who have voted Sherrif Joe into office since 1992 love his tough on crime, tough on drugs, tough on illegal policy and rhetoric.

You can read all about how tough Sherrif Joe is on crime here!

Like how his sherrif's deputies helped deal with the threat of unregistered weapons and cop-killer bullets by burning a 10 month-old puppy to death.

Or about the 117 people who have died in his tent city prison because of "tough treatment." Most of them handicapped or mentally impaired.

Mega Bonus!: See Joe Arpaio posing with Stormfront member and active neo-Nazi Vito Lombardi. See his original Stormfront post here!


"I put women on chain gangs, and I'll be putting juveniles on chain gangs in a month or two... they like being on chain gangs." "I spend $0.40 day on inmates, and $1.50 on dogs, the dogs get air conditioning." - The Toughest Sherrif in America, a.k.a. one of Stormfront's most Patriotic Americans

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I didn't vote for him.

Edit:
You know, the first couple of years I live here his antic was kind of cute, but I think some of his action in relation to several of dispute between municipalities (?) and department is obviously over stepping his bounds. Particularly his "investigation" to other department that which is investigating him (well, something along that lines), absurdity.

Maybe Sheriff Arpaio is attempting to recreate Old West governance in Maricopa County, when sheriffs used to be the highest authority in the totem pole.

That's not too far off the mark. Just throw in a healthy dose of sadism and you've got Joe Arpaio pegged.

Sounds like he's watched one too many episodes of American Gothic. Have there been any confirmed reports of him being a devil worshipper?

Man Brady, I thought I had America pegged as a wussy land where human rights reign supreme. Why did you have to go and ruin my illusion ;___;

Your apathy is a part of the problem btw.

How so? I'm not American and I don't have any say in what happens in your country :(

Are you talking about " Human " rights to live with out dope smokers, wife beaters, rapists and drug pushers are in a chain gain instead of your neighborhood?

yea we really should worry about the criminals rights over the victims rights yea? Is that your progressive way of thinking?

I happen to like what he is doing. Jail / Prison should not be a place people go to relax and enjoy. Is also is doing a good service by putting them in public and forcing them to work on a chain gang. It shows the younger generation what happeneds when you break the law, it shows everyone that crime does not pay.


You should check out his website too, it has the crime of the week where they showcase the people who broke the law. Theres also a weekly paper that comes out as well as a public TV show that lets people know in the public who broke the law and which laws they broke.

Yes, you know, because minimum sentences, cracking down on prostitutes and arresting dope smokers is a proven and effective way to reduce crime rates. It's certinaly not a populist appeal to those deep, dark desires for punsihment and revenge.

We all know that prostitutes are prostitutes because they hate freedom. They scarafice their well ebing to work on dirty, unsafe streets as a moral perversion and take drugs as an insult to God.

If only we stopped cracking down on those poor financial companies with such silly things as regulations, we could re-invest those resources to fighting the War on Drugs, which has had an effective twenty-year run, and arresting marijuana producers. Let's make it so hard to grow a widely-used narcotic that only those wtih criminal connections can do it effectively! That way we can ensure that no-one will ever see any taxes from a major cash crop or ensure that it is farmed responsbily.

I think that our friends in Afghanistan who have imposed such strict legal codes and optedd for public humilitation and degrading prisons really are a model to follow. Look at what a pluralistic and advanced society they have built in southern Afghaistan!

Who needs scientific and modernrehabilitation when you have populism and mob rule!

I really hate Joe Arpaio. It sickened me when I found out he was reelected last year. Arizona has just enough old white bigots to keep him reelected.

It is not a human right to live without assholes.

It is not a victim's right to see their victimizers die of heat exposure in open-air solitary. Oh wait, that usually happens to prostitutes and other women who have frailer constitutions than hardened male criminals.

Your rapists and wife beaters are the top dogs in Joe Arpaio's hellhole. They can use steel rebar on-site to beat fellow inmates to within an inch of their lives. Your sadistic need for revenge allows these people to continue victimizing others under government supervision.

El Reino de Terror
 

Time for some season's greetings, straight from Maricopa County! :cmbirthday:

TL;DR: Sheriff's staff kept a pregnant Latina strapped in shackles while she gave birth and then refused to let her hold the child. Then they threatened that if nobody showed up to claim the baby within 72 hours they'd hand it over to state custody.

Keep in mind that this woman was merely being detained, and hadn't been convicted of any crimes, let alone indicted.

Because he's all sorts of popular. Says something about the people in his area, doesn't it?

It feels like the people in Arizona just never figured out that Bugs was the hero, and Yosemite Sam was the villain.

Arpaio is currently under investigation by the Feds. Not for unjust deaths, negligence, or torture, but because he used the Sherrif's authority to intimidate political opponents.

Who gives a shit about constitutional rights when you can have a country free of hippies, niggers and spics, oh my god why can't you all see that?!?!

I don't even know where to start with this one.

Once again I see that humanity will never cease to astound, and in some cases, frighten me.

LAPD ain't got shit on this guy, where are the race riots, man? I would totally not blame them in this case, unlike the Rodney King incident.

Dope smoking and drug-dealing is kind of a byproduct of the whole black-market we created by prohibiting the sale of "illicit substances." In fact, the reason that drugs have such an impact in today's society could be almost directly correlated to the rise in the effort to stop their "proliferation." Do you really think cocaine or heroine would be worth the effort to smuggle if it could be grown and sold legally? I mean, look at the availability of other potentially lethal substances: alcohol, tobacco, pain-killers, aerosols, liquid nitrogen-- do any of these have a violent, lucrative black-market surrounding them? They'll kill you as easily as cocaine will, when misused/abused.

Rapists, well, they're rapists, as violent and dispicable an act as it may be, I don't see any amount of punishment or retribution purging it from society. Things like Megan's law and the like should be plenty to keep those interested in protecting themselves, alert. Rape does not have any cultural, ethnic, religious or gender bias, so I fail to see how unlawfully jailing and abusing minorities is justified by keeping rapists off the streets.

Spousal abuse is hardly even one step away from rape, in my book, but, again same logic applies.

I mean why don't we just take the Chinese approach to crime prevention, if you're involved in anykind of violent crime you get a bullet in between your eyes and the family picks up the tab for the cost of the ammunition. Anything less is either life imprisonment or re-education through intensive labor.

Your statement does bring to light the idea of education, the younger generation, I mean. It's sad when a society spends more money and resources incarcerating its people than it does educating them.