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To: FreeTally
There was a hotel that was seized in Houston a couple of years back because there was prostitution and drug use going on in the rooms. The manager/owner just refused to intervene (he was neither pimp, nor drug pusher).

Should he have been permitted to remain in business?

41 posted on 04/23/2002 12:01:49 PM PDT by weegee
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To: weegee
Should he have been permitted to remain in business?

Of course not. The nerve of him to not spy on his customers and be the government's unpaid snitch and toady! He should be held responsible for the actions of others, having his property seized without Due Process. Isn't that the American Way?

In good time, the subjects of our glorious Fatherland will learn that they must keep a close watch on their customers and neighbors, or else.

47 posted on 04/23/2002 12:12:37 PM PDT by freeeee
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To: weegee
Should he have been permitted to remain in business?

Legal use vs non-legal use. No brainer.

54 posted on 04/23/2002 12:43:59 PM PDT by FreeTally
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