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oj3@cpcug.org (Ogden Johnson III) Said this:

>Well, the newsgroups have transmuted since this thread started, it picked
>up pa.politics and misc.legal, and dropped alt.law-enforcement, and
>alt.legal; but I'm still wondering what the f dc.general is doing in
>there.  Does someone thing that all state laws are ratified in Washington,
>DC?  Oh, bog, the power! 

No, actually not. You are trying to assert some superiority in your
intellect, by raising a question that you thought made sense.  In
reality though, your question has made you a fool.  DC is where the
federal government is.  DC is not limited only to Federal workers,
congressman and senators though.  There are REAL U.S. Citizens living
here, and we all have a right and a duty to stay involved in the
political insanity, as it will one day affect us.  Pennsylvania is
supposed to be a sovereign state, with little or no influence forced
upon it from outside the state.  That was the intentions of our
"founding fathers".  Unfortunately, that is purely fantasy in modern
times.  If Pennsylvania is able to pass a law, then it makes it easier
for another state to implement the same or similar laws.  It's
basically everybody's business.

It just so happens that by our locality to the federal government,
Washingtonians are generally much more politically conscious.  We
understand, and are more concerned with political events than the
average everyday American.