Way to go, FBI

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Alright, Feebs! Way to make sure that one of the most horrible mass murderers in the history of the U.S. is brought swiftly to justice. A special thanks for taking extra care with all the documents you generated on the Mcveigh case SO THAT THE STUDPID FUCK WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO SLEAZE OUT OF HIS EXECUTION BASED ON A STUPID TECHNICALITY!!!

What a bunch of dumb fucks you are. First off, you are an unconstitutional organization (The Constitution make no mention of a federal police force, which is basically what you are) You hide behind the commerce clause, which is the most abused part of the Constitution. But maybe we’d be able to overlook that if you weren’t SO FUCKING STUPID. First, you have a guy spying for the Russians for 15 years until it occurs to you pea-brains that maybe there’s a fox in the hen-house. Then it takes you months to finally arrest the guy. Now this. Your incompetence is absolutely amazing. Have you done anything right in the last 20 years?

Every damn one of you ought to be made to go before the survivors of the bombing and explain why you are so dumb. Then, you ought to be fired.

I hope to God that this guy does not get off based on your idiocy. .

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Pssssst Pharmboy…there is already a thread started about this:

http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/showthread.php?threadid=70616

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Actually, techchick, I think we can address in this thread some of the OP’s malarkey concerning the FBI. The other thread should be reserved for, as that thread’s OP requested, condemnation of the particular members of the FBI who screwed up (and make no mistake, those particular individuals richly deserve severe condemnation) and not condemnation of the organization as a whole.

That said, here goes!

The entire membership of the FBI was not party to the screwup.

  1. Nor does the Constitution prohibit the federal Executive Department from having an enforcement agency.

  2. No, the FBI is not basically a federal police force. They are, just as the Coast Guard is also, a federal law enforcement agency. You might call that semantics, but I call it a difference.

  3. So you admit the Consitution really does have something in it which permits the formation of a federal law enforcement agency, contrary to your earlier assertion? Truly amazing.

First, we have to ask you which of your assertions they’re overlooking: the one saying the FBI’s not constitutional or the one saying it is?

Second, The entire membership of the FBI was not party to the screwup.

And they finally discovered the dude.

Sometimes it takes some time to “cross every t and dot every i” prior to making an arrest so that the arrest, and the ensuing court case, won’t be thrown out as, and those with intelligence saw this coming, unconstitutional.

The entire membership of the FBI was not party to the screwup.

That agency has done many things right for well over 20 years, and many of those things were done right during the last 20 years. I refer you to any non-conspiracy loon dictionary for the definition of aberration.

The entire membership of the FBI was not party to the screwup, and thus the government punishing those who were not part of the screw up would be, well, unconstitutional.

Maybe right after you actually learn: (a) the Constitution, and (b) how not to contradict yourself in the same posting?

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Excellent job of pointing out the flaws in Pharmy’s reasoning. Oops, did I say reasoning? I meant idiocy.

Although there is one thing you missed from the OP…

Where did you get the impression that McVeigh wants to “sleave out of his execution”, you puddle of pig vomit?

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Last night on the local news McVeigh was said to be “rethinking his case.” They were referring to his early waiving of further appeals and his wanting an execution.

Do I even need to tell you how thrilled we are in Oklahoma about that little tidbit?

BUT… While there are a lot of bitter survivors of the bombing this morning, some of them have publicly said that they’re proud of the FBI for coming forward like that. It makes them look honest. The person that found the mistake could easily have burned the box of files.

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Thanks, Spoof.

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Well, for a rational argument of the effectiveness of the FBI, we would have to qualify the mistakes of the FBI compared to similar orgainzations of similar size and complexity. Although there are botches upon the record of any large organization, how do the FBI fuck-ups compare? What percentage of documents can any organization be expected to be lost in any organization? To the FBI’s credit, they did hae the internal mechanisims in place to detect and correct paper-trail errors.

Anybody care to make any comparison’s?

Then again, this is the Pit…

FUCK YOU ALL!!!

(further random explatives placed within the remaining post as appropriate)