To: DBrow
I don't begrudge Fish and Wildlife a SWAT team, considering that many areas of National Forest have been taken over by Mexican drug cartels for meth labs and marijuana grows. They bring in poor Mexicans to camp out there, and give them guns. As a result they kill any and all wildlife for food. It's misuse of the SWAT teams that's the problem, not their existence.
11 posted on
08/29/2011 12:27:03 PM PDT by
Hugin
("A man'll usually tell you his bad intentions if you listen and let yourself hear it"--- Open Range)
To: Hugin
I don't begrudge Fish and Wildlife a SWAT team, considering that many areas of National Forest have been taken over by Mexican drug cartels for meth labs and marijuana grows. They bring in poor Mexicans to camp out there, and give them guns. As a result they kill any and all wildlife for food. It's misuse of the SWAT teams that's the problem, not their existence. Fish and Wildlife still should not have a SWAT team.
Armed foreign nationals coming onto US soil and taking hostile possession of territory is properly called invasion, and should be dealt with as such by the Army, using military rules of engagement.
71 posted on
08/29/2011 6:22:26 PM PDT by
PapaBear3625
(When you've only heard lies your entire life, the truth sounds insane.)
To: Hugin
I don't begrudge Fish and Wildlife a SWAT team, considering that many areas of National Forest have been taken over by Mexican drug cartels for meth labs and marijuana grows. They bring in poor Mexicans to camp out there, and give them guns. As a result they kill any and all wildlife for food. It's misuse of the SWAT teams that's the problem, not their existence. Fish and Wildlife still should not have a SWAT team.
Armed foreign nationals coming onto US soil and taking hostile possession of territory is properly called invasion, and should be dealt with as such by the Army, using military rules of engagement.
72 posted on
08/29/2011 6:22:36 PM PDT by
PapaBear3625
(When you've only heard lies your entire life, the truth sounds insane.)
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