Dickipedia: John Yoo

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John Choon Yoo (born June 10, 1967) is an American attorney, former U.S. Justice Department official, Berkeley law professor, writer of memos, foremost authority on routing the U.S. Constitution, alleged war criminal, and an all-around good person. It is important to note however that--though it contradicts all rational reason--in this article, "an all-around good person" has been redefined narrowly to mean "a dick."

Yoo is an eminent scholar of the document known as U.S. Constitution, though this refers specifically to an edition of it that is missing several amendments and has been integrated with entries from Vice President Dick Cheney's bedtime dream journal.

Having devoted his life to the common dick practice of redefining words to mean something different and more convenient, Yoo, during the course of one business day, redefined "acceptable behavior for a civilized nation" to "pretty much anything up to the reenactment of an Eli Roth movie."

Yoo's work is chiefly responsible for the supposed legal justification the Bush administration asserted for the use of "enhanced interrogation techniques," which is like a crazy corporate marketing-speak term for when the vendor fake drowns the consumer.

In his professional world, Yoo's work has caused him to stand out as a shining dick, which, considering this is the legal community we're talking about, is a major achievement in and of itself.


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John Choon Yoo (born June 10, 1967) is an American attorney, former U.S. Justice Department official, Berkeley law professor, writer of memos, foremost authority on routing the U.S. Constitution, alle...
John Choon Yoo (born June 10, 1967) is an American attorney, former U.S. Justice Department official, Berkeley law professor, writer of memos, foremost authority on routing the U.S. Constitution, alle...
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deserves a spot on dickipedia as well as on FBI's most wanted, along with his former bosses.
http://e-blogules.blogspot.com/2009/03/yoo-got-mail-princes-diary.html

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:15 PM on 04/30/2009

Can we please get a Dickipedia entry on The American Enterprise Institute? That place is been a bastion of dickddom, having been home to John Bolton, Paul Wolfowitz, and John Yoo.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:53 PM on 04/30/2009
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Over at Slate, there was an discussion about how Yoo once ran for president of the Harvard Law Review. Apparently, he was rejected because the selection committee felt his views on the powers of that office were too expansive and extreme.

I kid you not.

This guy was a born dictator.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 04:32 PM on 04/28/2009
- Zen0469 I'm a Fan of Zen0469 71 fans permalink
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Is there a Yoo section in the dickipedia?

Is it cross-referenced under U or is it just listed under D?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 03:19 PM on 04/28/2009
- kenEBport I'm a Fan of kenEBport 15 fans permalink
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Only 42 and already a famous (or infamous) dill-wad. His mother should be proud!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:44 PM on 04/28/2009
- Nicolaus I'm a Fan of Nicolaus 9 fans permalink

This Honour is long overdue.

One of the reason John Yoo went off to Chapman University - not exactly a world famous enterprise for anything is to escape being at Berkeley, where he would be roasted by his students, and would probably be escorted every time he left his house or his office by admirers wanting to make his stay memorable for him - until he finally leaves.

Similarly, his colleagues must have found his company quite embarrassing if not frustrating. His appointment must have been opposed vehemently by many on the faculty due to poor qualifications and experience - although he probably may have presented a novelty that promised some intellectual trips with his vacating the Constitution and re-writing the laws of the land.

Would he come back to Berkeley? Not likely, I should think. He is already found to have no depth apart from dubious and sterile arguments, but if he was convicted in Spain, or better still in the US, the Regents would have to ask him to packup due to professional misconduct.

Americans should work for that. No one who merrily screws their Constitution should be guaranteed a right to teach tyhe young generation the same venomous outreach!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 10:39 PM on 04/27/2009

Dickipedia.

Awesome!!, delicious sarcasm , I love to the last drop....

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:31 PM on 04/27/2009
- mypov123 I'm a Fan of mypov123 22 fans permalink
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Wow, an Asian d*ck, is he the first one?? lol

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:14 PM on 04/27/2009

Compare this Korean American's understanding of U.S. legal principles with those practiced by Singmon(sp?) Rhee and almost any other of South Korea's vaunted "democrats"!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:51 AM on 04/28/2009
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A LITTLE D*CK AT THAT

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:51 PM on 04/28/2009

LOL

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:07 PM on 04/30/2009
- wadenelson1 I'm a Fan of wadenelson1 223 fans permalink
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When I have to convince God that I shouldn't go to hell I'm just going to point at John Yoo and say, "Well God, at least I didn't do THOSE things!!!"

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:51 PM on 04/27/2009
- maddy48 I'm a Fan of maddy48 3 fans permalink

Hope he's sweating a bit out in the real world. It's not like torture.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:39 PM on 04/27/2009
- wagadog I'm a Fan of wagadog 43 fans permalink

"neither Madison nor the King of England could have foreseen in America's future that, one day, a guy from South Korea would help a former baseball team owner pretend to drown Middle-Eastern men in Cuba."

ROTFLMFAO

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:24 PM on 04/27/2009
- nobozos I'm a Fan of nobozos 13 fans permalink

Among all the hilarious lines in the article - that was my favorite too.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:17 AM on 04/28/2009
- maddy48 I'm a Fan of maddy48 3 fans permalink

The Dickipedia entry for YOO was brilliant. Now if you were on campus where he teaches would this entry be found on bulletin boards, in hallways, bathrooms, law libraries? The places where people gather? I'm amazed he has a classroom at all. There must be students just trying to figure out where he's coming from while writing that best seller to be completed as soon as he's indicted...My Teacher, Mr. Yoo.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:45 PM on 04/27/2009
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DEPORT HIM.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:50 PM on 04/27/2009

If only that were......

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:52 AM on 04/28/2009
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HE'S AMERICAN DOOFUS

BORN AND RAISED

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:51 PM on 04/28/2009

Does selection for the dikipedia mean the same as election to the" hall of fame of dicks" or is it a list of current allstars dicks from which the DICK HALL OF FAMERS are selected??

IF it is the later , an induction ceremony for the most worthy(super dicks) should happen.

a little fan fare , a little promo and presto three inductees annually.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:58 PM on 04/27/2009
- Cynth I'm a Fan of Cynth 13 fans permalink

This diki entry has been waaaay over due.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:34 PM on 04/27/2009
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