Obscenity bust in Connecticut?

WebairGerard · 11-30-2005

this whole thing is getting stranger by the minute. Big Brother is not just watching he is right up our ass!

MorganGrayson · 11-30-2005

JR...you have several fair and rational points in your argument. The last paragraph wasn't necessary to make them and detracted from your argument.

"Being paranoid" about our governement and our own sense of security isn't based on this article. It's based on a *lot* of information on other subjects.

Sarettah is right, though. Even cutting the number of police officers in half for hyperbole, that many cops showing up at someone's door usually results in an arrest. It doesn't take that many to serve a warrant, especially on someone who is not suspected of being armed to the teeth.

The article is slanted, like most articles. Insufficient data is given to draw an accurate conclusion. I, like many, took the article to be "the total facts," and shouldn't have.

The last I saw of Enfield, admittedly decades ago, I wouldn't have thought they'd have a police department big enough to dedicate 30 officers to something like this.

11-30-2005	#1
WebairGerard Thinks Lars is a TOP NOTCH GUY Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 30	Re: Obscenity bust in Connecticut? this whole thing is getting stranger by the minute. Big Brother is not just watching he is right up our ass! __________________ http://www.webair.com ICQ: 243-116-321 * AIM: WebairGH

11-30-2005	#2
MorganGrayson None $100 for every ImLive sign-up Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 4,321	Re: Obscenity bust in Connecticut? JR...you have several fair and rational points in your argument. The last paragraph wasn't necessary to make them and detracted from your argument. "Being paranoid" about our governement and our own sense of security isn't based on this article. It's based on a lot of information on other subjects. Sarettah is right, though. Even cutting the number of police officers in half for hyperbole, that many cops showing up at someone's door usually results in an arrest. It doesn't take that many to serve a warrant, especially on someone who is not suspected of being armed to the teeth. The article is slanted, like most articles. Insufficient data is given to draw an accurate conclusion. I, like many, took the article to be "the total facts," and shouldn't have. The last I saw of Enfield, admittedly decades ago, I wouldn't have thought they'd have a police department big enough to dedicate 30 officers to something like this.

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