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In article <33E7E66C.145E@internetwis.com> die_spammer@internetwis.com writes:

> > >Tim McVeigh mean anything?  It is really AMAZING how many crooks get
> > >caught because of some silly traffic infraction.
> > 
> 
> Didn't somebody recently post something to the effect that in one state
> (I think it might have been New Mexico) the cops have on their "drug
> courier" profile list: "Scrupulous obedience to traffic laws."?
> 
> So the message to the law-abiding is.... obey the law, but don't obey it
> TOO good, since we think that only a criminal would do that.

This is one of many reasons why I believe that war on (some) drugs must end.

At this rate, breathing in public will be probably cause in a few years.

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