On Sat, 02 Sep 2017 02:37:17 -0500, Tony <lizandtony at orcon dot netWhat a pathetic fool you are - the phrase is common and you appear to have taken it literally - how idiotic.
dot nz> wrote:
https://www.stuff.co.nz/environment/96427553/brook-sanctuary-poison-drop-swings-into-action-near-nelson
So they went to court (good on them) then they lost (that's justice) and >>because they have more rights than the rest of us they saboutaged a >>helicopter
and cost people money by getting in the way of lawful pursuits.
I hope they rot in jail but of course that will not happen!
Tony
You must know more about the case than I do - it is certainly the
justice system that resulted in the appeal being denied. The
protestors may have a case in relation to adequate fencing to prevent
stock from wandering, and in relation to adequate notice of poison
beng dropped, but that is no excuse for sabotaging a helicopter. I
hope the culprits are caught and a suitable punishment given - but I
don't know why you have gone over the top by hoping that they rot in
jail; such an outcome would be against the law
- you appear to haveBullshit - I am opposed to law breaking and that is clear in this and many other posts.
caught the arrogance of those who believe that its OK to break some
laws; I prefer an approach that seeks to change the laws if they are
not adequate.
Rich80105<rich80105@hotmail.com> wrote:
On Sat, 02 Sep 2017 02:37:17 -0500, Tony <lizandtony at orcon dot netWhat a pathetic fool you are - the phrase is common and you appear to have taken it literally - how idiotic.
dot nz> wrote:
https://www.stuff.co.nz/environment/96427553/brook-sanctuary-poison-drop-swings-into-action-near-nelson
So they went to court (good on them) then they lost (that's justice) and >>> because they have more rights than the rest of us they saboutaged a
helicopter
and cost people money by getting in the way of lawful pursuits.
I hope they rot in jail but of course that will not happen!
Tony
You must know more about the case than I do - it is certainly the
justice system that resulted in the appeal being denied. The
protestors may have a case in relation to adequate fencing to prevent
stock from wandering, and in relation to adequate notice of poison
beng dropped, but that is no excuse for sabotaging a helicopter. I
hope the culprits are caught and a suitable punishment given - but I
don't know why you have gone over the top by hoping that they rot in
jail; such an outcome would be against the law
- you appear to haveBullshit - I am opposed to law breaking and that is clear in this and many other posts.
caught the arrogance of those who believe that its OK to break some
laws; I prefer an approach that seeks to change the laws if they are
not adequate.
They certainly could go to prison if convicted and I hope they do.
Tony
https://www.stuff.co.nz/environment/96427553/brook-sanctuary-poison-drop-swings-into-action-near-nelson
So they went to court (good on them) then they lost (that's justice) and >because they have more rights than the rest of us they saboutaged a helicopter >and cost people money by getting in the way of lawful pursuits.
I hope they rot in jail but of course that will not happen!
Tony
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