These bureaucrats just nailed some company for putting on their water bottle that it prevents dehydration (making it a drug).
Of course they want to get everyone and everything on ridiculous technicalities. They let the real abusers free. They may actually be sticking up for them. You little peons though, no, they will clampy down on you and crush you with every technicality they can find.
>These bureaucrats just nailed some company for putting on their water bottle that it prevents dehydration (making it a drug).
I would strongly fight that. In fact, I’d bring a dictionary and read the definition of ‘dehydration’ and then mock the prosecution relentlessly.
(Also I’m pretty sure I could use 18 USC 242 to counter-attack.)
>Of course they want to get everyone and everything on ridiculous technicalities. They let the real abusers free. They may actually be sticking up for them. You little peons though, no, they will clampy down on you and crush you with every technicality they can find.
Indeed.
I’ve heard that Obamacare makes it a felony to not have ‘qualifying’ healthcare. Laying aside the issue that ‘qualifying’ can whimsically be changed, I’m fairly sure there is no exemption/mercy for those who have a break-in-coverage say from changing policies or (considering the economy) unemployment.
Therefore, I can only surmise that there will be a LOT of felons come 2014 when Obamacare comes into effect; and at that point there will be lots of otherwise law-abiding citizens which will be denied their right to keep and bear arms.