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Defender of all accused.
He will be back tomorrow. He's eating.
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Defender of all accused.
Yep, just like that evil ACLU.
Bill C -
Quoted message said:
Defender of all accused.
Yep, just like that evil ACLU.
Bill C -
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Quoted message said:
Defender of all accused.
He will be back tomorrow. He's eating.
Yep, I was.
Bill C -
Bill C said:
Quoted message said:
Defender of all accused.
Yep, just like that evil ACLU.
Bill C
You're the ACLU? I thought you were still the NRA. I can't keep up
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Tim Lines said:
Bill C said:
Quoted message said:
Defender of all accused.
Yep, just like that evil ACLU.
Bill C
You're the ACLU? I thought you were still the NRA. I can't keep up
with you.Hmm, maybe he's started the NRACLU.
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HowardNever take a tenant with a monkey.
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
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Tim Lines said:
Bill C said:
Quoted message said:
Defender of all accused.
Yep, just like that evil ACLU.
Bill C
You're the ACLU? I thought you were still the NRA. I can't keep up
with you.That's what happens when people actually think for themselves. You can
very easily support portions of the agenda of groups that are totally
opposed. I support the majority of what both groups are trying to do,
but have enough problems with both that I'm not a member of either.
That's one of the fun things around here, almost everyone fits the
"think for yourself" mold.
Bill C -
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<[email hidden]>,Bill C said:
Tim Lines said:
Bill C said:
[email hidden] wrote:
>Defender of all accused.
Yep, just like that evil ACLU.
Bill C
You're the ACLU? I thought you were still the NRA. I can't keep up
with you.That's what happens when people actually think for themselves. You can
very easily support portions of the agenda of groups that are totally
opposed. I support the majority of what both groups are trying to do,
but have enough problems with both that I'm not a member of either.
That's one of the fun things around here, almost everyone fits the
"think for yourself" mold.Does the ACLU undertake second amendment rights cases?
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Michael Press -
Michael Press said:
In article
<[email hidden]>,Bill C said:
Tim Lines said:
Bill C wrote:
> [email hidden] wrote:
>
>>Defender of all accused.
>
> Yep, just like that evil ACLU.
> Bill C
>
You're the ACLU? I thought you were still the NRA. I can't keep up
with you.That's what happens when people actually think for themselves. You can
very easily support portions of the agenda of groups that are totally
opposed. I support the majority of what both groups are trying to do,
but have enough problems with both that I'm not a member of either.
That's one of the fun things around here, almost everyone fits the
"think for yourself" mold.Does the ACLU undertake second amendment rights cases?
--
Michael PressNope. Their carved in granite position is that it only applies to the
US military, and possibly police forces, but they have constitutional
questions about that since the "police" aren't a militia.
Bill C -
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<[email hidden]>,Bill C said:
Michael Press said:
In article
<[email hidden]>,Bill C said:
Tim Lines wrote:
> Bill C wrote:
> > [email hidden] wrote:
> >
> >>Defender of all accused.
> >
> > Yep, just like that evil ACLU.
> >
> You're the ACLU? I thought you were still the NRA. I can't keep up
> with you.That's what happens when people actually think for themselves. You can
very easily support portions of the agenda of groups that are totally
opposed. I support the majority of what both groups are trying to do,
but have enough problems with both that I'm not a member of either.
That's one of the fun things around here, almost everyone fits the
"think for yourself" mold.Does the ACLU undertake second amendment rights cases?
Nope. Their carved in granite position is that it only applies to the
US military, and possibly police forces, but they have constitutional
questions about that since the "police" aren't a militia.Convenient. No need to defend people who are so tasteless
that they defend themselves.--
Michael Press
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