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Re: Swift was Right! (He just named the wrong people...)
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Thu, 19 Jun 2003 16:17:16 GMT
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Did you even read my post? The gun owners were the first group of Jews
rounded up for precisely that reason.
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Did those right to bear arms people decide to do what you think you would,
and use those arms? no, they didnt. Therefore, the arms were irrelevant at
best.
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Words on paper (laws) protect me less than the police do. Police do not stop
crime over 99 percent of the time. They simply investigate and make arrests
after the fact. You still have not addressed the main point. What do you do
when the Government and Police break the law.
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You take them to court. You take them to the highest court you can. There have
been very few instances where criminal actions have not been persicuted in
either the US/UK/Australia/Canada if there is sufficent evidence. (just
remember the 99 guilty free to prevent 1 innocent standard of evidence too
though...). Rodney King seemes to have done OK from it- as have numerous other
people who have been through the justice system (David Milgard + others up here
who have been in jail for crimes they didnt commit)
The reality is that if you live in a society, you have to place trust into your
society to do all it reasonably can to protect you. Do you think that you would
be better off with your guns in somewhere where there were no laws but that of
power? What are you going to do- shoot the building inspector when your house
falls down? Blow up the water guy because the water today is mucky? Incinerate
the garbage man because he is a few minutes late?
James Powell
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