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Illegals to sue Arizona man !
Illegals to sue an Arizona man after he stopped them from trespassing on his ranch.
Good thing this dident happen in texas. Anyhow can anyone explain to me why this would even make it into court? http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,490084,00.html |
Perhaps because our legal system is so totally screwed up that the criminals have become the victims?:hmmm: (absolutely no sarcasm intended)
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Even us "Liberals" agree that this is an open and shut case for the farmer. He has a right to defend his property and the illegals are obviously trying to make it easier for others to get in. So the next time you get the urge to use that line. Go pray at the Reagan church and ask for guidance first because Reagan sure as hell was better at dealing with the "liberals" than that. |
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That's not to say that all liberals agree with this kind of crap, but it IS a problem that overwhelmingly comes from liberal democrats, sadly. |
How do you know that. How do you know this Judge did not take it to set a legal precedent. It happens all the time.
Instead of blaming "liberals" how about researching how this rancher can defend in court. |
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Aww did the ACLU break a bush era policy you were in love with?
Its going to be a hard 4 years for you watching this junk come tumbling down. BTW you can back off on the slander. Calling a progressive a liberal is slander period. I don't know how much of your brain is functional but commit that to what remains. The only group I am a card carrying member of is Kroger Grocery BTW. My union still has not gotten back to me about my Union card :damn: |
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And actually those at Wal-Mart work a HELL of alot less than we do. TRUST me. |
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Now if he did more than just own a temporary right for his cattle to consume foliage on the States property he would be allowed to go round threatening to kill people on that land , but as he doesn't he cannot . Simple isn't it . He may however be able to apply the defence that he was acting as an agent of the lands owner which would get around the fact that it wasn't his land , but then the State would have to explain how someone "representing" them was threatening to kill unarmed people . |
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Ultimately, I'm not against unions or collective bargaining.....just leave me and my tax dollars out of it. And I never want to be in one myself. Also leave other businesses alone who don't wish to be unionized and can offer me the consumer what I want. Anyway, This has nothing to do with the Arizona rancher who is being targeted by MALDEF, and ACLU "progressives". |
Cant you people discuss a topic without personal sniping and idelog?
How this turned into a political posturing session Ill never know. |
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It all comes from Liberals thinking that they are smart enough to tell other people what to do. |
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However, I was referring to the overall problem of the leftist judiciary which has allowed tort and the ACLU to run amok over the last decade. |
Wow, did not take long for this thread to go down the crapper. :nope:
Before we get all spun up on this, why don't we wait to see what the jury actually decides based on the evidence?...evidence that we don't have access to. It is possible, just possible that Fox News and the Wash Times may not be reporting the full story or reporting the story with a bias. According to http://www.borderaction.org/images/3%20lawsuits.pdf This is not the first time Mr Barnett has run into trouble due to his vigilante activities. It is possible that there is more to this story... An Internet article search on Barnett comes up with some interesting tidbits. |
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