RICHLAND CO.—Sometimes, things get so ridiculous around here we just have to share some of it with you.
Case in point: the purpose of this post, aka Ginger T. Finley.
Yes, this is really Ginger Finley. No, I don't know what she's wearing. Or why.
Ginger has put herself out there as the frontman for the repulsive Earp/Trout bunch, that group of losers who promote the “goodness” of the dead Scott Earp and his still-living brothers, Flavius Earp and convicted child sex offender Jonathan Trout. Ginger has created a Facebook page as well as started a petition drive to glorify the deceased Earp, dead allegedly at the hand of Texan Brandon Jenkins, and to try to take Jenkins’ Constitutional rights away from him, respectively. Via these things, as well as her own posturing on our page and others’, she has thrust herself into the public spotlight and as such, is now considered a “public person” by the definition commonly considered among those in the legal arena.
However, Ginger doesn’t think so, and on our Facebook page, she’s been spewing about how she’s going to “sue” us for “deformation of character.” Seriously. Look at this 120-plus post thread if you don’t believe it; it’s in there somewhere. All because we pointed out the obvious: that this girl isn’t the sharpest knife in the drawer. Gee. Wonder what gave us THAT impression.
So Ginger needs to get in line; she’s right up there with Morris Lame Harvey, Theresa Rottinghaus, Connie Greenwood, most of the area dopers, and of course, good ol Ass. Judge Mark “Mr. Twitchy” Shaner, who alllllllll wanted to “sue us” for one thing or another. Hope they enjoy themselves while standing in line; some have been waiting for about ten years now. And they’ll never get anywhere. Because we know what we’re doing, and we wouldn’t do anything that is illegal, and calling someone something they OBVIOUSLY ARE and who DRAWS ATTENTION TO THEMSELVES FOR BEING WHAT THEY ARE simply isn’t a sue-able thing. But hey….Ms. Ginger says she’s gonna go talk to Nathan Rowland. You know, the attorney who got his law license out of a Crackerjack box, according to most of the people he represents in Saline and Hamilton counties. We’re shivering in our boots. Brrrrrr.
In the meantime, feel free to write to the accused in the circumstance, Brandon Jenkins, at the Richland County Jail, 211 W. Market St., Olney, Ill., 62450, and show him your support. We don’t ordinarily encourage such a thing, but when we do, it pisses off the Earp-trash, and that is a good thing in and of itself. Print out a copy of this post and send it to him; let him know how many people are thinking of him. Because like they always say on Facebook….”If you love me, I’m in your heart; if you hate me, I’m on your mind; either way, you’re thinking about me”……LOL