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Hello Bob,
Spoke to "Central Access" and they said I was going to have to go through Superior Court to receive a copy of these reports written up about these trips to my home by our DeKalb County Mobile Crisis Unit; something about protecting the identity of callers prompting these visits.Maybe I should go on a homicidal killing rampage just to unmask the identity of these callers.
Just kidding!
"The mystery to me is not that there are massacre, but rather, how there aren't 10,000 of them every year."
~(Adam Lanza)~
However, I'm now no longer able faulting the likes of Adam Lanza for their actions. Not after my experience, still ongoing, with these NEXTDOOR.COM Mason Mill neighbors of mine; DeKalb County at large actually. Had I been able, I would have volunteered myself as a witness to Adam Lanza defense by pointing out the likes of Mason MIll Civic Association President Mary Hinkel, even Georgia General Assembly members Senator Elena Parent and Rep. Mary Margaret Oliver. For a community which takes pride in its association with nearby secular Methodist Liberal Arts and Science campus of Emory University, if this is the best they can do within their own neighborhood, it must work like "bad" breath; they can't smell their own!
Anyway, sure! I'm up for another visit this weekend if you can spare the time. I'm wanting to show you a few things out of what records I did manage receiving copies relating to my involuntary commitment DeKalb Crisis Center and Georgia Regional Hospital.
Sincerely yours,
James E. Avery, D.V.M.
P.S.
If possible, I want you to listen to conversation between me and three DKPD officers this past Tuesday. It's the video at the very end of blog entry the following link:
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- February 23, 2017 Beastie 003.JPG (6.70MB)
- February 23, 2017 Beastie 004.JPG (6.40MB)
- February 23, 2017 Beastie 016.JPG (6.67MB)
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Hello Bob,
Surprised me seeing you had addressed me as Dr. Jim. I have not been able...YET...getting that joke of a public defender Whitney Gibbs addressing me as either Dr. Avery, Jim Ed or just simply... Jim.
I MAY NOT BE HER VETERINARIAN, BUT GOD DAMN, SOMEONE SURE NEEDS TO BE!
Considering African-American history, I am aware this statement (same as these monkeys hanging by their necks off larger-than-life cross my front yard) will probably be construed
as racist as well; regardless how many times I explain over and over and over and over...AGAIN...not to be the case. I don't care how black she be; still a... FEMALE!
IF YOU READ ONLY ONE, AT LEAST READ THE ONE ABOVE!
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I've checked out Institute for Justice site. Even sent in a request for their help with my case. Doubt I will hear from them though. We will see?
The Institute for Justice (IJ) is a non-profit libertarian public interest law firm in the United States. It has litigated five cases considered by the United States Supreme Court dealing with topics that included eminent domain, interstate commerce, public financing for elections, school vouchers, and tax credits for private school tuition. The organization was founded in 1991. As of June 2016, it employed a staff of 95 (including 39 attorneys) in Arlington, Virginia and seven offices across the United States. Its 2016 budget is $20 million.
William H. "Chip" Mellor and Clint Bolick co-founded the organization in 1991 with seed money from libertarian philanthropist Charles Koch.
The organization provides pro bono legal advice and representation to clients. According to the organization, it selects cases based on the client's ability to pay (giving preference to clients who do not have the means to obtain other representation), and on the case's potential to publicize and educate the public on the issues involved.
What I found most interesting when reading up on Institute for Justice; learning that Charles Koch was a Libertarian.
Charles Koch is a classical liberal and has formerly identified as a libertarian. He is opposed to corporate welfare and told the National Journal that his "overall concept is to minimize the role of government and to maximize the role of private economy and to maximize personal freedoms." He has expressed concern for too much government regulation in the U.S., stating that "we could be facing the greatest loss of liberty and prosperity since the 1930s." In addition, he has warned that drastic government overspending and a decline of the free enterprise system will prove detrimental to long-term social and economic prosperity.
Koch disdains "big government" and the "political class." He believes billionaires Warren Buffett and George Soros, who fund organizations with different ideologies, "simply haven't been sufficiently exposed to the ideas of liberty." Koch thinks "prosperity is under attack" by the Obama administration and "warns of policies that threaten to erode our economic freedom and transfer vast sums of money to the state."
In an April 2011 Wall Street Journal op-ed, Koch wrote:
Government spending on business only aggravates the problem. Too many businesses have successfully lobbied for special favors and treatment by seeking mandates for their products, subsidies (in the form of cash payments from the government), and regulations and tariffs to keep more efficient competitors at bay. Crony capitalism is much easier than competing in an open market. But it erodes our overall standard of living and stifles entrepreneurs by rewarding the politically favored rather than those who provide what consumers want.
In an April 2014 Wall Street Journal op-ed, Koch wrote, "the fundamental concepts of dignity, respect, equality before the law and personal freedom are under attack by the nation's own government." He criticized the Obama Administration, saying that its "central belief and fatal conceit" is that people are not capable of running their own lives. "This is the essence of big government and collectivism," he wrote. He cited the "current health care debacle" as an example of disastrous government control. He complained that he had been the victim of "character assassination."
In July 2015 Charles Koch and his brother were praised by President Obama and Anthony Van Jones for their bipartisan efforts to reform the criminal justice system. For roughly a decade Koch has been advocating for several reforms within the prison system, including the reduction of recidivist criminals, easing the employment process for rehabilitated persons, and the defense of private property from Asset forfeiture. Aligning with groups such as the ACLU, the Center for American Progress, Families Against Mandatory Minimums, the Coalition for Public Safety, and the MacArthur Foundation, Koch believes the current system has unfairly targeted low-income and minority communities all while wasting substantial government resources.
In February 2016, Koch penned an opinion piece in The Washington Post, where he admitted he agreed with presidential candidate Bernie Sanders about the unfairness of corporate welfare and mass incarceration in the United States.
Until now, was under the impression he was hard core Neo-Conservative; although not all that fond of LIbertarians either. More of a "bottoms-up-capitalism" kind of guy personally.
Anyway, thank you for bringing both Lenny Bruce and Institute for Justice to my attention. Both were helpful.
Sincerely yours,
James E. Avery, D.V.M.
Attachments
- November 7th, 2016 Circumspect 014.JPG (5.90MB)
- November 7th, 2016 Circumspect 024.JPG (6.51MB)
- November 7th, 2016 Circumspect 026.JPG (5.81MB)
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Hello Bob,
I promised you I would send you an email when I got out of jail.
Surprisingly I was found in compliance with code ordinances...?
So didn't have to go to jail this time around.
Next compliance hearing April 18, 2017. If not in compliance, then 21 days in jail.
Sincerely yours,
Simply Jim
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Dr Jim-
I’m happy to hear you will not be in jail for the next few weeks.
I am work Thursday, Friday, and Saturday this week.
Let me know if you’d like me to stop by. Saturday is best for me.
-Bob
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Hello Bob,
Really don't have anything new to tell you; but you know I will talk your ears off anyway.
Sincerely yours,
Jim Ed
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