[eleni121]

nothing related to drug dealing warrants these type of raids much in the same way that bouncing a large check doesn’t warrant a raid on your home to find the checkbook.

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Well we disagree. Bouncing a check is a crime but does not reach the level of seriousness that drug dealing does.

Failure to discern the difference reveals a lack of judgment...and experience.

[Dead Corpse]

Bouncing a check is a crime but does not reach the level of seriousness that drug Firearms dealing does.

Same arguments used to go after drug dealers are being used against gun owners too. Are you as sanguine about that? It's the same extra-Constitutional garbage being used in both instances.

You can try and argue they aren't the same, but you'll only make yourself look silly. You claim to want a restored Republic. Getting the government djinni back into the bottle is the biggest step.

[MichiganWoodsman]

Well we disagree. Bouncing a check is a crime but does not reach the level of seriousness that drug dealing does.

Failure to discern the difference reveals a lack of judgment...and experience.

You're right, I won't hold your lack of judgment and lack of experience against you. Bouncing a check has a victim attached; drug users willingly buy drugs to put into their own bodies thus making it a victimless crime. In Lima, Ohio, a woman is dead and an infant is shot and is permanently disfigured because the nanny government thought it wise to do a paramilitary attack for a victimless crime.