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To: Military family member
To prevent people from making meth, the County Commissioners enacted a law where if you buy Sudafed, your name and address are sent to the prosecutors office, where it remains on a list. Supposedly, this will prevent future meth labs.

What's next? Shall we require names and addresses of every man who purchases a copy of "Playboy" and forward it to the prosecutors office to keep on file, because they have the "potential" to be rapists?

I really shoudn't say that out loud; the Authoritarian busy-bodies might actually think it is a good idea....

8 posted on 01/24/2005 8:43:30 AM PST by longshadow
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To: longshadow
The other local law allows police to arrest anyone they suspect for manufacturing meth if they possess any one item used in that process.

I sold a brand new propane grill because I didn't want to give anyone a reason to bust me for something stupid. I'll stick to charcoal.

11 posted on 01/24/2005 8:49:01 AM PST by Military family member (Go Colts!)
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To: longshadow
Yes.

And applying that to women, their genitals should be licensed and registered since they have the potential to be prostitutes.

20 posted on 01/24/2005 9:00:01 AM PST by kahoutek
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