To: vmatt
And why not? The entire population is not free to fly f-16's or drive Sherman tanks. Why should there be an open door policy on cropdusters, or any type of mechanism that facilitates chemical or bio-warfare? It is only common sense.
36 posted on
09/22/2001 3:30:16 PM PDT by
L`enn
To: L`enn
"Why should there be an open door policy on cropdusters, or any type of mechanism that facilitates chemical or bio-warfare?"
I didn't say there shouldn't be. There is no way to stop terrorism, period. These guys can come here, become citizens, have family's, AND become cropdusters. Maybe there is one enrolled in the school I just posted.
54 posted on
09/22/2001 3:37:16 PM PDT by
vmatt
To: L`enn
"or any type of mechanism that facilitates chemical or bio-warfare?"Such as aerosol cans?
To: L`enn
yeah, our right to own industrial spray paint machines should be constricted too. the analogy to f-16s and sherman tanks is ludicrous.
To: L`enn
>>And why not? The entire population is not free to fly f-16's or drive Sherman tanks. <<
Of course they are,and rightly so. All you need is enough money and the proper paperwork certifying you to fly it's it's the F-16,or just the money alone if it's the Sherman tank you want.
To: L`enn
Nice attitude, statist. Won't be too long before you ban private possession/use of everything.
329 posted on
09/23/2001 3:51:44 AM PDT by
Abundy
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