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Wed Jun 20, 2012, 08:11 AM

Kolesar (29,529 posts)

4. ^Thin

...to the point of being worthless.

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37 replies	Author	Time	Post
Vague portion of Chicago anti-gun ordinance struck down by Federal judge [View all]	AnotherMcIntosh	Jun 2012	OP
Keep chipping away	Meiko	Jun 2012	#1
It's called "democracy"	Kolesar	Jun 2012	#2
No doubt	Meiko	Jun 2012	#3
^Thin	Kolesar	Jun 2012	#4
I am sorry you are unhappy with my response	Meiko	Jun 2012	#7
Sure you are not on hallucinogens?	Kolesar	Jun 2012	#14
And since the police and prosecutors have historically had our civil rights in mind at all times ...	hack89	Jun 2012	#17
No,no hallucinogens	Meiko	Jun 2012	#21
police and prosecuters are not fond of	gejohnston	Jun 2012	#22
Police and prosecutors don't get to be the final arbiters of Constitutional Rights.	PavePusher	Jun 2012	#24
Forgive me an overused figure of speech.	NewMoonTherian	Jun 2012	#29
IF police and prosecutors in locals want..	backwoodsbob	Jun 2012	#30
Thats what Lester Maddox thought too	DonP	Jun 2012	#5
Calling me Lester Maddox?	Kolesar	Jun 2012	#12
Not at all, the fact that you actually share some of his core beliefs is totally coincidental.	DonP	Jun 2012	#20
So cities could ban abortion and marrage equality and call it "democracy"?	hack89	Jun 2012	#6
Bullshit analogy eom	Kolesar	Jun 2012	#13
Constitutional rights are Constitutional rights	hack89	Jun 2012	#16
No bullshit at all, a perfect analogy..	MicaelS	Jun 2012	#18
I'm curious to see the dividing line to prevent the abuses described.	Nuclear Unicorn	Jun 2012	#35
Really?	Clames	Jun 2012	#8
City council eom	Kolesar	Jun 2012	#10
just because something is popular, doesn't make it right	armueller2001	Jun 2012	#9
the police thought it was right	Kolesar	Jun 2012	#11
Who gives a shit what the police think...	MicaelS	Jun 2012	#19
So. What. n/t	PavePusher	Jun 2012	#25
The police in Germany	armueller2001	Jun 2012	#34
We own the police, not vice versa	Nuclear Unicorn	Jun 2012	#36
All the more reason to oppose it.	NewMoonTherian	Jun 2012	#37
It's kind of pathetic when someone who thinks it's OK to ban guns inside of a person's home...	slackmaster	Jun 2012	#15
nicely played, Slack.	aikoaiko	Jun 2012	#28
Are you prepared to apply that principle to the Thirteenth and Twenty-sixth Amendments?	PavePusher	Jun 2012	#23
LOL	pipoman	Jun 2012	#31
By all means, let's decide policy by popular vote.	crayfish	Jun 2012	#33
Dayum, more backlash	rl6214	Jun 2012	#26
I guess Hoyt took a vacation	Spoonman	Jun 2012	#27
You left out...	beevul	Jun 2012	#32

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