When is it okay for gov't to play thought police?

04-09-2003

what about the law?
what about breaking the law?

we dont have to agree or dissagree with it.
the court will make a decision.

if it is a decision that is not consistent with the law, then the ACLU and others will be all over it.

if he is convicted and the decision cannot be overturned and people still feel it is wrong... then the problem is the law that allowed it to happen or with a court/judge that acted outside of its authority. you cant blame people for enforcing the law and for successful prosecution.

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04-09-2003	#15
-= JR =- Guest Posts: n/a	what about the law? what about breaking the law? we dont have to agree or dissagree with it. the court will make a decision. if it is a decision that is not consistent with the law, then the ACLU and others will be all over it. if he is convicted and the decision cannot be overturned and people still feel it is wrong... then the problem is the law that allowed it to happen or with a court/judge that acted outside of its authority. you cant blame people for enforcing the law and for successful prosecution.