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Lee Bell - 20 Jun 2008 13:49 GMT

Here's proof of what we've been saying all along. When guns are banned,
criminals will simply find a different weapon. It seems that impact of
economic problems has finally trickled down to the lowest level. Criminals
can no longer afford ammo for their guns and are having to resort to other
means to pursue their chosen occupation.

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/crime/2008/06/20/von.palm.frond.robbery.central
%20fl%20news%2013

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nitespark - 20 Jun 2008 14:11 GMT

> Here's proof of what we've been saying all along. When guns are banned,
> criminals will simply find a different weapon. It seems that impact of
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>
> http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/crime/2008/06/20/von.palm.frond.robbery.central
%20fl%20news%2013

Now we have to ban palm fronds.

While it will have a minimal impact on us in Virginia, it will be a
major cleanup operation for your part of the country.

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Scott - 20 Jun 2008 14:22 GMT

> > Here's proof of what we've been saying all along. When guns are banned,
> > criminals will simply find a different weapon. It seems that impact of
> > economic problems has finally trickled down to the lowest level. Criminals
> > can no longer afford ammo for their guns and are having to resort to other
> > means to pursue their chosen occupation.

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/crime/2008/06/20/von.palm.frond.robbery.central
%20fl%20news%2013

> Now we have to ban palm fronds.

> While it will have a minimal impact on us in Virginia, it will be a
> major cleanup operation for your part of the country.

sh.t, that's nothing.

In Canada now, you cant even raise your own kid:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080618/wl_canada_afp/canadachildcourtoffbeat_08061
8180800

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Lee Bell - 20 Jun 2008 14:33 GMT

nitespark wrote:

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/crime/2008/06/20/von.palm.frond.robbery.central
%20fl%20news%2013

>> Now we have to ban palm fronds. While it will have a minimal impact on
>> us in Virginia, it will be a
>> major cleanup operation for your part of the country.

Under Florida law, that palm frond wielding criminal was fair game for
deadly force. He's very lucky to still be
alive. Then again, it did happen in DeLand, not exactly the worlds most
urban city. If you've made trips to
Blue Springs, you know where DeLand is. I lived there for three years while
I attended Stetson University.

> sh.t, that's nothing.
> In Canada now, you cant even raise your own kid:
> http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080618/wl_canada_afp/canadachildcourtoffbeat_08061
8180800

When I saw your comments on this, I figured I'd wind up responding "you
can't here either," but having seen the
clip, I have to admit, nothing I've seen here compares. Unbelievable.
Where do you find this stuff?

Lee

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Scott - 20 Jun 2008 15:12 GMT

> > sh.t, that's nothing.
> > In Canada now, you cant even raise your own kid:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080618/wl_canada_afp/canadachildcourtoffbeat_08061
8180800

> When I saw your comments on this, I figured I'd wind up responding "you
> can't here either," but having seen the
> clip, I have to admit, nothing I've seen here compares. Unbelievable.

If that were my kid, there would be no computer after strike 2, period.

The court basically signed her permission slip, overruling dad. Canadian
taxpayers footed the bill for the lawyer for mom and the kid, burying dad
financially while castrating him all at the same time.

And mom gets custody...

I vote for giving the kid to the f.cking judge.

The 12 year old will be either locked up or knocked up by 16 and dad will
get the bill. The courts just told her and all other kids that they dont
have to mind their parents or obey house or societal rules and laws, and
told parents all they are is cash cows.

Watershed of things to come for all of us due to the whinings of the
socialist milksops, and the 3 ring divorce court spectacle.

> Where do you find this stuff?

News. I read a bunch of different news outlets every morning and quite a few
blogs.

I even try and swing by some of the leftist blogs like Huffington and Kos,
but I can only stomach so much of the insanity, grandiose self delusion and
the willingly embraced outright lies represented at such sites.

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Scott - 20 Jun 2008 15:22 GMT

It gets better:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080619/wl_canada_nm/canada_court_girl_col;_ylt=Aue9
TAxqvfZmnbpO6NVY4HCjbA8F

It was the teacher, the mom and a court appointed attorney who decided that
dad had no balls.

Got into a roll with stepmom 1st.

And, of course (illustrating what We have been saying all along);

"This trip will not be possible next year," said Ms. Fortin. "It's the end
of elementary school. It'll never come back. It's once in her life." [kinda
like getting snagged up by an online pedophile...]
She also said it is an isolated case, and disagreed that the ruling would
open the door for other children to rush to court whenever parents try to
punish them.

"It's very, very rare," she said, adding that she finally decided to present
the petition to the court last Friday because the girl's trip was planned
for Monday

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nitespark - 20 Jun 2008 17:32 GMT

> nitespark wrote:
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> Blue Springs, you know where DeLand is. I lived there for three years while
> I attended Stetson University.

I have stayed in DeLand a few times while diving in Fla. Most recently
this March while diving 40 Fathoms and Blue Grotto. My dive buddy has a
friend who has a place in Deland.

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