Ridge Holds Briefing at 3:30 EST

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[Mulder]

How does it feel to get up every morning and know that everything sucks and nothing will ever get better? Must be a drag?

How does it feel to be a mind-numb slave?

[MEG33]

I have broken no laws out of ignorance of the law.Have you?

[Mulder]

I have broken no laws out of ignorance of the law.

LOL!

You can't possibly know that unless you know ALL of the laws, which is impossible for any human to know.

You'd be very surprised just how many laws you have broken, and how many of those are arrestable offenses!

[Miss Marple]

Name one.

[kitkat]

What a perfect picture! LOL! (I refuse to say, purrfect. I will NOT say purrfect! NO, I WON'T. Aw...what the heck. That's a purrfect picture.)

[Diva Betsy Ross]

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[HardStarboard]

>>>Do you apply the same restraint to Democrats? <<<

No, because their unrestrained venom for the good things this country is and has accomplished, their blind unconstructive criticism (read "hate") of President George Bush, and their unvarnished placement of lust for return to power over safety of this nation, have made the Democrats the most active and effective 5th column in the United States today.

[MEG33]

It is not slavery to be optimistic,to think wrongs can be fought,that a lot of people do have integrity,that there are ways to combat terrorism,but not perfectly.It isn't slavery to go through some inconvenience to help protect us all.

It isn't slavery to believe this country,though imperfect, is the best place on earth to live.

God bless our armed forces and all who work to make this a better America.

[Mulder]

Name one.

Name one what?

Are we talking about laws someone else broke?

Or are we talking about "things I've done for the country?"

Assuming the former, let's take traffic laws.

Can someone say they've never violated the speed limit? Or always come to a complete stop at a red light? Or always signaled with their blinker to change lanes? Or always had the lights on when it's raining?

Most people routinely break all kinds of laws on a daily basis because they have more important things to do that keep up with the latest edicts.

And most people get away with it because the surveillance state hasn't been fully implemented yet, although the gov't is certainly trying.

[NittanyLion]

Name one.

Did you ever attempt to have wine shipped direct to you from an out-of-state winery? A felony in Indiana...many folks aren't aware of laws banning the shipments of out-of-state alcohol.

[cyncooper]

She made excellent points and you dismiss them and decry a drop in IQ presence at FR?

You don't see the irony?

(I refer to your mocking post 184)

[Mulder]

No, because their unrestrained venom for the good things this country is and has accomplished, their blind unconstructive criticism (read "hate") of President George Bush, and their unvarnished placement of lust for return to power over safety of this nation, have made the Democrats the most active and effective 5th column in the United States today.

So is it really such a good idea to have all these new laws and federal agencies under their control, should they win in a future election?

[Mulder]

She made excellent points and you dismiss them and decry a drop in IQ presence at FR?

What point was that?

That I'm a "deconstructionist"?

[MEG33]

Name one that I broke without knowing it(there are some old laws on the books that are obsolete and pretty funny!)I never ever broke the no hats,no spurs on the dancefloor,either!

[StarFan]

Well that certainly supports my claim that I don't trust Bloomberg. Thanks for the link.

[Mulder]

A felony in Indiana...many folks aren't aware of laws banning the shipments of out-of-state alcohol.

If you think Indiana is bad, try Texas.

I was talking to an LEO in Texas once, who had previously worked in Indiana, and he told me that he liked the laws in Texas better since he could arrest ANYONE.

[Miss Marple]

Mulder, I asked you to name a law that someone had broken because they didn't know it existed. Traffic offenses do not fall in that category.

Nittany Lion...I am quite aware you can't ship liquor, including wine, into this state. The Indiana excise laws are very strict. For example, you cannot have minors seated in an area with an open bar.

Now, give me an example of a law that I would break without knowing about it. If I want to ship wine, using your example, it would be my responsibility to find out the laws about it, just like one finds out the laws about shipping guns, ammunition, pharmaceuticals, fireworks, or tobacco. Suppliers of these items usually notify customers of problems shipping to one's state.

[Mulder]

Name one that I broke without knowing it(there are some old laws on the books that are obsolete and pretty funny!)I never ever broke the no hats,no spurs on the dancefloor,either!

You've never exceeded the speed limit, or forgot to put that blinker on?

[PGalt]

Thanks for the ping. Couldn't have said it better myself.

[NittanyLion]

I don't have the slightest idea what, if any, laws you've broken (nor am I all that interested in guessing, since I don't know you). I just find the importation of wine to be an interesting example of which many are unaware. Hence the reason anytime you participate in a wine tasting people are always left confused by why they can't have wine shipped back to their residence.

Incidentally, those laws are a big point of contention - many are being challenged currently.