| Re: So I refused to answer a Border Patrol agent's questions, and... |
Subject: Re: So I refused to answer a Border Patrol agent's questions, and... by TommyT-Bone on 2009/10/2 12:11:26 Considering that there are over 11 million people here illegally, I think there needs to be a way to dislodge them and return them to there country of origin. Can't tell you how I'd do that. Maybe just raid sweat shops and check hotel staffs papers, or go to where there picking crops. Seems like there would be more of them there than on our nations highways. In many ways the terrorists and criminals have won as a result of their assualts on American society. The rights of the many have been compromised by the acts of a few. This also opens the door for I remember when conversations. Once upon a time, when our nation was truly free ......... I get to go through TSA next week to go to South Carolina. They're going to look at me like I am beneath them. Start a benign conversation to listen to how I speak and search my bags. Last time my flight was delayed a couple hours and they must have been bored. They went through my luggage all the way down to my dirty underwear. One of the things I've always disliked about law enforcement is the us against them mentality. Inside law enforcement, the hierarchy that starts from the lowly school crossing guard and ends somewhere up in The Joint Chiefs Of Staff maybe even the Commander in Chief. And I don't trust any of them ...... Defend your rights, ask questions but don't answer any you don't want to, and if necessary, lawyer up. To law enforcement it's all a big game and they have time and money to play it. Even though it is our money they're playing with. |
