🚀 go-pugleaf

On Mon, 16 Dec 2002 19:51:46 -0400, GC <assistant_madman@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>On Mon, 16 Dec 2002 19:34:50 GMT, Paul Morgan <here@home.net> wrote:
>
>>On Sun, 15 Dec 2002 11:18:50 -0400, Mr Ed <Ed@w3source.net> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Richard Collins wrote:
>>The big point is the same as photo radar, if you are doing nothing
>>wrong, you have nothing to worry about. Why don't you get up in arms
>>over the small percentage of drivers that are causing the response?
>
>You really don't get it, do you? It's not about whether somebody is
>doing something right or wrong, it's whether the police have the right
>to act in the manner they are. Common belief is the police are there
>to catch the 'bad guys', whoever they may be. In actuality, they are
>supposed to be there to uphold the rights of the citizens and of the
>state. They should be upholding our right to privacy, safety, and
>security via trained police work, not fishnet tactics that ensnare the
>whole to catch a few.

I think you should find out just what the police are out there for,
then come back.
If fishnet tactics is what it takes to get impaired drivers off the
road, then I'm all for it. These are the ones that force the results
we have now. Jesus, it isn't brain surgery, once the idiots that break
the law are off the streets, then the check-stops go away.

>
>If you aren't doing anything wrong, would you submit to a strip search
>to prove it? Why should you have to prove your innocence - it's the
>police and crown's job to prove guilt and we are under no obligation
>to make their job easier.


And the way to prove guilt is through strip search, etc. see how far
you get through an airport by refusing a search of luggage, person,
etc. Don't forget to claim your rights though.
Do you read and believe the drivel you are posting? "We are under no
obligation to make their job easier" is the biggest pile of shit I
have read here since Amero left. Why do you think the police are so
frustrated now, because of wanna-be lawyers like yourself. We are all
oppressed under the police state until something happens to you.