COMING POLICE STATE

Fiedor Report On the News #305 ^ | 3-9-03 | Ron Paul

[Roscoe]

Refresh my memory, please. What about te side of the barn?

"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."

[DreamWeaver]

On October 26, 2001, President Bush signed the USA Patriot Act into law. On that date, we became a police state, 4 years after the Pon Paul article we're discussing on this thread.

We live in a police state today.

If people cannot see this, I would say that this is what they mean by " dumbing down of America."

[Roscoe]

After all, the Communist Party of Canada says so.

http://www.cpcml.ca/tmld/D33045.htm#3

[ATOMIC_PUNK]

He is correct about the fear of IRS and of property seizures. In Hollywood, they just passed a law saying they can confiscate the car of someone who solicits a prostitute. How does that punishment fit the crime?

Is prostitution a crime or not ? If you know it is and you willingly break the law to do it... that car is considered [I guess] a residence of sorts if your going to have sex in it remember its a PRIVILEDGE to drive not a RIGHT ! if you abuse that priviledge by breaking the law with the same said car its just as gone as a house would be for growing or creating drugs.

[Luis Gonzalez]

I know the rules, and they do not disallow anything I've done.

And I don't have to ridicule Paul and The Libertarians (sounds like DooWop group), they do a great job all by themselves.

[Luis Gonzalez]

***yawn***

[Roscoe]

In Hollywood, they just passed a law saying they can confiscate the car of someone who solicits a prostitute. How does that punishment fit the crime?

The Johns can be street walkers.

[Coto]

Geeze....I'm shocked that you haven't been banned for posting this (it in no way makes Shrub shine any brighter) !!

Great Job !! !!

[tpaine]

"I know the rules, and they do not disallow anything I've done."


Whatever, but ~how pitiful~ can you get in rationalizing pettiness?

[Luis Gonzalez]

"...rationalizing pettiness..."

It's a tad late to begin a discussion on the Libertarian platform, don't you think?

[jwalsh07]

Maybe its because many conservatives are alcoholics and can't stomach the idea that such enforcement might bite them in the ass almost as much as the "Godless, immoral hippies."

Yeah, that must be it.

Can you link me to that data?

[tpaine]

*****ZZZZZZ*****

[A CA Guy]

They definitely needed to communicate and share information between all organizations.

What we don't know can kill us these days.