To: zeugma
Some.....my points. Wonder all you want. I don't want to waste my time with your fantasies. Here you go again you spend three paragraphs trying to build me up to some kind of realization that allowing a cop to photograph a classroom will end up in some kind of total breakdown in civil liberties? I have to extrapolate that from your engage in fishing expedition with rationalizations that people make in defense of the state. I will not believe the stream of logic that you make up. There is nothing wrong in any way of anyone photographing the layout of a class room, much less a cop.
247 posted on
05/06/2003 11:25:56 AM PDT by
grapeape
(Hope is not a method. - Gen. Hugh Shelton)
To: grapeape
I guess I should rephrase. I really don't wonder. I know exactly the mindset at work that breeds this kind of ignorance and contempt for individual liberties and the ever expanding realm of 'police powers'.
I responded specifically with the points in contest that are at issue here. You respond in vague generalities in defense of the all powerful state.
358 posted on
05/06/2003 12:49:04 PM PDT by
zeugma
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