Lots o' hot air

In a recent article, Time To Address Domestic Violence Abuses by Phyllis "Windbag" Schlafly, she enlightens us that we have it all wrong.

That domestic violence laws are "criminalizing of ordinary private behavior".

Well, bag-o-douche Schlafly, the Supreme Court thinks otherwise.

Last week, the Court ruled that police have the right to enter a domicile without a warrant in emergencies, such as when violence is suspected.

While some people have voiced concern over abuse of power, and righteously so, I know that law enforcement does not take domestic disturbance calls lightly.

That in fact, they are the most dangerous calls to answer and are cause of the most injuries.

I truly hope these situations are not abused, and that they are able to help victims.