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Originally posted by Botnst
Okay, my attempt at humor was unsuccessful. I thought it worked...
What's wrong with using old laws? Heck, one of the oldest is, "Thou shalt do no murder." I'm rather glad it's still on the books.
Botnst
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I usually get your humor, but I still ain't getting your joke on this one. I am kind of thick that way sometimes.
Nothing wrong with old laws. Most laws are old. The problem here is that we have a chief prosecutor in Mr. Ashcroft who has no, as in zero, credibility. So, when he exercises his discretion to dredge up an old law to go after a political opponent, I assume the worst. He has been abusing his power since long before he became Attorney General. I have no reason to think this Greenpeace prosecution is any different.