To: martinidon
The problem is, the rest of the citizenry pays for it. Better idea: government employees, including cops, are held personally (and in the case of armed break-ins, criminally) liable for their actions.
6 posted on
05/07/2009 8:36:48 PM PDT by
ellery
(It's a free country.)
To: ellery
The problem is, the rest of the citizenry pays for it. Where's the outcry by the good subjects of Baltimore? The calls for redress?
They remain silent. Let them pay.
15 posted on
05/08/2009 5:48:12 AM PDT by
Clint Williams
(Read Roto-Reuters -- we're the spinmeisters | America -- a great idea, didn't last.)
To: ellery
The problem is, the rest of the citizenry pays for it. Better idea: government employees, including cops, are held personally (and in the case of armed break-ins, criminally) liable for their actions. Oh, c'mon now: you know that never happens...the police are always on top of things & should be given the benefit of the doubt. Even if it did happen, hey, we've got a War On Drugs to fight! You gotta break a few eggs in order to make an omelet, & if this is what it takes to make a drug-free America, then sacrifices must be made. < /sarc>
26 posted on
05/08/2009 4:36:13 PM PDT by
ChrisInAR
(The Tenth Amendment is still the Supreme Law of the Land, folks -- start enforcing it for a CHANGE!)
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