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Originally Posted by MMM
Since when did this become a left/right issue?
I am talking about protecting the civil liberties and freedoms of American citizens.
Why do you guys keep trying to make it political?
Just read through the thread, which I posted plenty of links.
And Clint, if the wording of the bill has changed, then thank you for telling me. Please don't act like I am working with bad information when I am going off the links you provided. It appears I used the term LEGAL CONTACT today a couple times with you after you knew that was no longer a part of the bill. Just say it. Don't make a big deal about it. I am happy hear the most updated information.
So I would like an answer to my question, though.
If the asking of legality is only in the context of a criminal investigation, can a cop I call ask me for "my papers" if I call 911 after my house has been broken into?
I was called thick for asking this, but I still haven't gotten an answer.
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The left continues to make a big deal out of this - see links I provided throughout the thread. Samurai summed it up. That means though, you will have to read the thread.
Keep up or bow out again. Your asking questions and bringing up points that have been answered throughout the thread. If you don't agree with those points, quote them. Don't play ignorant to the fact. I'm just getting tired of replying to someone who skims threads.
Kinda of like the Toyota thread.... "I don't see any Toyota related deaths or articles, but I'm in Japan" - Even though you have Internet.
Legal contact was just further defined in the bill. It can still be called legal contact, just now they SPELL IT OUT.
I make a big deal out of it because you continue to spread false information about the bill after posts in this and the bill prove the point. I refuse to drag you around the thread and to articles and government websites to show you the obvious.
Here we are again even after:
Your 911 call holds no water. I'm not having a beer sumit with you.
Someone else called 911, not the owner of the house.
Spell out your hypotheticals if this isn't what you are going at.
But spell them out to someone else for a while.
I'm tired of spoon feeding you.
The law requires only to be asked after being lawfully stopped for a violation etc.
You must always produce ID when being stopped. Your ID is a state or government issued ID (basically ANYTHING). Nothing has changed. You have lost no freedoms or the ridiculous notion of violating the consitution or bill of rights (HA!).
For those who don't carry any ID with you; I don't know how you get by in day to day life.
It is the world we have lived and continue to live in.