[MadIvan]

I oppose the unrestricted right of government to intrude in our lives, particularly without due process. I do not defend paedophiles. But you are too emotional to see that. Too bad.

On the contrary, you are the one being emotional. You are so afraid that government might do the wrong thing, you want it to do nothing. Even when the case is utterly egregious. I have tirelessly pointed out to you that the standard at present is unreasonable, and the logic behind it. However your emotionalism, your fear of the government, makes you want it to do nothing, even when it should be doing something.

Think about it.

Ivan

[montag813]

You are so afraid that government might do the wrong thing, you want it to do nothing.

Not true. If I gave that impression I will end it here. I am afraid of ambitious DA's playing with people's lives for their own political gain. They do it every day. I am afraid of Poindexter's OIA. I am afraid of thought crime, and what will happen if one day you use the "N" word or the word "fag" in an email, unaware that your state has made that illegal as a "hate crime", punishable by 1 year in prison and a $10,000 fine, by slipping it into a law lauded for its protection of "diversity" (this will likely happen first in Canada), and has been tracking every word you type.