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longship

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5. I didn't damn your post, only the horrible (IMHO) analogy.

Reply to last1standing (Reply #4)

Mon Aug 19, 2013, 07:38 AM

Aug 2013

Like much of the NSA/Snowden/Greenwald/Assange issue, it is very, very complex. I try to stay out of the corners on it because it is has become such an apparently derisive issue here. I prefer not to throw gasoline on a fire.

Generally, I like your posts -- even when I don't agree with them. Please proceed.

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Detaining Miranda under the Terrorism Act is like arresting a pot smoker for murder. [View all] last1standing Aug 2013 OP

Actually if you read the law it's entirely within the scope of the statute Recursion Aug 2013 #1

The police can stop and search anyone regardless of suspicion. last1standing Aug 2013 #2

Horrible hyperbolic analogy. longship Aug 2013 #3

LOL! You praised one of my threads this morning then Damned this one. last1standing Aug 2013 #4

I didn't damn your post, only the horrible (IMHO) analogy. longship Aug 2013 #5

It's all good. last1standing Aug 2013 #6

Indeed! That's my opinion as well. longship Aug 2013 #7

He should have remained silent on this? Bragi Aug 2013 #8

Well, maybe it's nuance. longship Aug 2013 #9