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So far, people have a list of issues, but none are falling into the category of having rights taken away.
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Originally posted by RSF77
Originally posted by popsmayhem
Obviously you have NOT stated any rights lost.
Just a bunch of whining babies
whining because someone is better off then them is easy
Getting out and making something of yourself is hard..
Anyone can hold a sign and scream RIGHTS VIOLATION
I am not a wall st protester, whining baby or unemployed.
I wish you had said this to my face.
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
No, I can't. Not without proper permitting and within artificial parameters.
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
Sure, I can. Maybe you can with your LEO status but I can't. The moment I hit a particular state line I'll be tackled, tossed in prison and labeled a felon for life. Not to mention the numerous "gun free" zones within the state.
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
There you go. Our rights are defined by government. If it isnt explicity written then we have no right, right? Tyranny.
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
It's my property isnt it? See above.
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
Prisons are full of people who have tried this and gotten caught.
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
Same as above. Without the king's due I'm going to prison.
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
How about you admit you believe our rights are granted to us by government so we can stop playing "lawyer ball"?
Originally posted by RSF77
Originally posted by Xcathdra
Its an easy question - people in these forums constantly state the government is taking rights away.
My question is what rights are being taken away.
Well your #ing question is being answered, pay attention.edit on 15-10-2011 by RSF77 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by RSF77
Originally posted by Xcathdra
Its an easy question - people in these forums constantly state the government is taking rights away.
My question is what rights are being taken away.
Well your #ing question is being answered, pay attention.edit on 15-10-2011 by RSF77 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by cryptographrix
A lawyer walks into a thread...
No, seriously - this whole thread is flamebait.
Going by legal definitions alone, nobody has lost ANY rights, but that's the point - diluting them down doesn't count as "loss" and that's what this # is using as justification for their "what rights have you lost" thread.
And yes, they are a # for it.
Because even they have to get their anus probed at the airport, and that's something they're sure didn't change about them - it was a decision at the policy-making level of government.
Originally posted by neo96
I have to agree that we have lost right's our right were ordain by our maker to the point now our rights are granted by government and that is constantly being changed daily.
The simple fact people can't do anything at all anymore with out the government's approval that's the country we live in and far too many people are telling and making government to "give" more rights.
Current events is all the proof of anyone who has been paying attention:
You have the right to be spied on
You have the right to be groped when flying
You have the right to take whatever government says and you don't know jack
You have the right to pay government any taxation they deem.
Originally posted by RSF77
Originally posted by popsmayhem
Obviously you have NOT stated any rights lost.
Just a bunch of whining babies
whining because someone is better off then them is easy
Getting out and making something of yourself is hard..
Anyone can hold a sign and scream RIGHTS VIOLATION
I am not a wall st protester, whining baby or unemployed.
I wish you had said this to my face.
Originally posted by Xcathdra
Originally posted by Swills
Patriot Act comes to mind. That bill is definitely not in favor of American rights.
Fair enough...
What rights did it strip though?
He also introduced "Sunlight Rule" legislation, which requires lawmakers to take enough time to read bills before voting on them,[94] after the Patriot Act was passed within 24 hours of its introduction.