Thread: Arizonan restrictive law backfires
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Old 06-25-2010, 03:03 AM   #122
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Originally Posted by recluse View Post
Everyone is afraid of what the police will do.
Two of the individuals that this law is meant to stop recently gunned down a 50 year old man in his driveway. In front of his wife. In broad daylight. Two streets from my home. Gang members. No IDs. No addresses. They didn't fill out the Census. They were headed for the border when they were picked up. Tell me, how do we find the rest without violating their rights? Wait for them to kill first?
Well, no, but you don't try and pretend that illegals are the only ones guilty of those heinous crimes, either.

EDIT:
You can say that we need restrictive laws to prevent crime, but unfortunately, that goes against everything this country is supposed to stand for. Little bit of a dick move, imo
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