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July 24th, 2008
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Re: Now there are 1,000 laws that will let the state into your home
Points a not so fictional finger at the movie V for Vendetta. At least as far as the English government is concerned.
It doesn't get THAT way over night... 
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Re: Now there are 1,000 laws that will let the state into your home
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July 24th, 2008
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Re: Now there are 1,000 laws that will let the state into your home
don't gloat too much guys...it's happening here, too.
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July 25th, 2008
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Re: Now there are 1,000 laws that will let the state into your home
If they take your fridge, do they leave the food or do they take that too? I'd be pissed if I lost some steaks and beer.
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July 26th, 2008
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Re: Now there are 1,000 laws that will let the state into your home
Wasn't there something posted a few weeks ago about dog wardens. I made notes about a HB 2525 in which it was stated that:
The homes, property and businesses of everyone who owns even one dog are defined as an "establishment," as are every person in the household. The legislation gives state dog wardens unlimited power to enter any dog owner's property and home to search, examine any dog for any reason, and examine personal or business records without a search warrant. (Emphasis Added) And we thought that the PGC had power to run rough shod over our rights.
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