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To: Rurudyne
And if it was not against the law to commit armed robbery George Floyd would not have gone to jail.

So you are giving up on the "just a poor victim" shtick.

I notice you quietly avoid the fact that the mosaic was probably stolen.

12 posted on 07/24/2020 9:48:01 PM PDT by Harmless Teddy Bear (And lead us not into hysteria, but deliver us from the handwashers. Amen!)
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To: Harmless Teddy Bear

Asserting it was stolen ... not a probably, only a possibility. Anyone can assert anything and these days there’s a whole cultural artifacts belongs to the legal abstraction of the society thing so that they cannot leave even if they can be traded around locally ... there are people who would call exporting things stealing based on that.

Also, Floyd didn’t commit armed robbery. He passed a bogus bill. He didn’t go to jail but seems to have died from drugs and preexisting conditions. You must be referring to someone else but have Floyd on the Brain like so many folks. So actually no big, typos happen and stuff like that there.

As for lying to the government, why not? It doesn’t obey the Constitution and is not legitimate for much of what it lawlessly does as a result. It also lies to the people all the time: never trust it even when you can verify.

Our founding fathers knew better than to trust central government to do anything more than what it alone could do that the States couldn’t do. People trusting it and faithless men like FDR is what enabled it to grow into the obscenity it is. We’d be better off in cases like this not caring and not taxing and therefore not having whole layers of unnecessary federal government.


17 posted on 07/25/2020 6:34:16 AM PDT by Rurudyne (Standup Philosopher)
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