🚀 go-pugleaf

mark carroll wrote:
> 
> In article <33B0408A.6BCA@earthlink.net>,
> Daniel Modlin  <dmodlin@earthlink.net> wrote:
> (snip)
> >Your forgetting about unjust laws,the better that police get at
> >enforcing privacy invasive laws, the more our privacy will be invaded.
> (snip)
> 
> You're against photographing criminals-in-the-act as evidence because
> of an invasion of privacy?!? 

It depends on the "criminal" and the "crime"he commits.  There are many
unjust laws out there that i dont care to see enforced.


How do you feel about fingerprinting?
> People know the law: if they break it, they deserve all they get.
> 
> How are laws against speeding and running red lights unjust?

I was refering to the laws like i mentioned below in the letter that you
edited.

  They
> were brought in by politicians who were elected by the US populace,
> and they seem good laws to me: they prevent many injuries and deaths
> from the actions of impatient fools.

I wasn't talking about laws regarding red lights,and as for speeding
laws,hooray for Montana for repealing their ineffectual speed limit.

> 
> -- Mark