NH: Using bills as a deterrent? (Free State Project)

[rage340]

poolman, enjoying your slavery?

[p00lman]

Paranoia, paranoia, everybody's out to get you . . .

Stop calling it "open carry" and just call it what it really it: "dick waving."

And stop calling people authoritarians unless you actually have facts to support using that label. I honestly think you have no idea what it means.

[troyalldis]

"I honestly think you have no idea what it means." quoting poolman

It is sooooo funny how you so often subconsciously, and quite accurately I might add, describe yourself quite throughly, while attacking others.

Keep it up.  Is it difficult making yourself look so lame, or does it just come naturally? I mean, NINE thumbs down is quite telling. :)

[p00lman]

Wow, you just pulled a "you know you are but what am I." Are you proud of yourself for acting like a first grader?

[troyalldis]

There you go agian. I mean, I think only you would've been so numb to so quickly give a repeat.

But then agian..........

[p00lman]

Pot, meet kettle.

[troyalldis]

Chortle chortle chucle...and you call me the first grader. Really now.

First. It's called "open carry" because that's what the law states.

"dick waving"merely your opinion.

Second. Authortarian. Blind obedience Don't you think that description fits quite nicely with actions of the "police" today Rather than using common sense and their own discretion, they blindly follow orders. Hmm, wasn't that some of Hitlers generals excuse for what they did??? Didn't work then...I wonder...

[p00lman]

When you're flipping burgers at McDonald's, do you decide which burgers you want to flip and which you don't, or do you shut up and do your job?

[troyalldis]

Your analogy has little, if anything, in common with what I mentioned.

[p00lman]

You think police and judges should pick and choose which laws to uphold?

So you're saying that sometimes they should accept criminal activity, or even act like criminals themselves?

Interesting.

[libertyfizz]

How about a bill to repeal the law about videoing public officials on one's own property? Giving the people the ability to video public officials on their private property by the property owner or their authorized agents. As long as a disclaimer is either posted or communicated that person's on said property can expect to be videoed. If they elect to come on to the property they wave any rights to privacy from being videoed.

[libertyfizz]

Wasn't there a bill submitted about the ability to video public officials while they were on the job? If so whatever happened to that bill. If not why not submit and anti-government secrecy bill and have that as one of the provisions of that bill that public officials in NH can not limit the ability of anyone to record their actions in any way. In effect eliminating close door sessions of all public officials. With the elimination of trespass on public property by the public as an offense.

[stratvic]

How about bills to strike down an existing laws.

[Anothercoilgun]

Submit resolutions.

[dtmbcorp]

Love ya Dave. Your theorizing and opinions are always valuable.

[Elephantintheroom01]

Humm, Ridley is a conscientious person.

Hey, no need to "drop a bill" on someone.