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    #13
    Precisely rock pile, there are more
    important things to look after than some
    guns. The purpose of the state of
    emergency and suspension of certain
    rights is to facilitate emergency
    response and ensure adequate access, not
    to selectively seize certain types of
    property. As you pointed out there
    likely are several things you take with
    you before firearms, none the less I
    would not leave such valuables in harms
    way. It's people like you that justify
    unwarranted infringements of liberty
    that make it easier for those wanting to
    abuse power to do so next time. The like
    s of Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot didn't just
    show up take people's rights away
    overnight. They chizled away slowly with
    promises of social justice and security.
    Next thing you know a few million people
    are dead. I'm sure those people said
    that couldn't happen there too. So thank
    you for your service to the community
    and those in need but until you've been
    somewhere like the killing fields of
    cambodia where you can still smell the
    death 30 years later I don't think you
    should be so cavalier about a little
    suspension of rights.

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      #14
      **** off rock pile.

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        #15
        Six pompous slugs paddling a boat, targeting
        specific houses to illegally break into, without
        permission? confiscating private property, without
        permission, ad all in the name of the law.

        Yup. That's what the RCMP has become. Guess
        what? Cities and Rural municipalities don't have
        to renew the RCMP contracts they have. They
        can hire their own private police protection.

        Filming the break-ins is akin to farting directly in
        your mother's face. And then telling her
        recognizing dangerous odors is for her own
        safely.

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          #16
          Well said, ado.

          What is so troubling is when the deep insecurities of a few begin dictate the parameters of the existence of the entire society. Eventually, as you pointed out, the "legal" authority itself becomes the source of the harm inflicted on the populace.

          Rockpile, I am not belittling your service; in fact I deeply respect what you did to provide a necessary service to the community.

          However, the day you turn a fire house on my house because the roof is warm from the sun is the day that you will lose all respect from me, as well as all the resistance that I can muster.

          Your badge will do you no good on that day.

          That is exactly what the RCMP has done - regardless of what they found in any home.

          How long will it take to undo the damage to their brand that this stupid, mindless seizure episode has caused?

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            #17
            You might be a professional do-gooder rocky,
            but housing have a clue what respect for other
            people's property means. pars

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              #18
              Ado, well said. maybe attending local rural
              municipality meetings to discuss alternate
              policing would be prudent. Pars.

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                #19
                THE ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE
                OWE CANADIANS AN APOLOGY FOR
                OFFICIOUS BREAK AND ENTER.

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                  #20
                  Ado, nothing was seized, the guns were removed
                  and secured and will be given back to the owners
                  when things settle down. It's a bit extreme to
                  compare this situation to the likes of Pol Pot and
                  the killing fields in Cambodia. Just the same, for the
                  deceased, location is not really material. Btw, no
                  one will be charged. Also, there are still 25 people
                  in the High River area unaccounted for.
                  Let me run something past you. It's 3 AM and your
                  neighbour calls 911 to report that your house is on
                  fire. The FD arrives, there is no sign of anyone
                  around, flames are coming through the roof and
                  smoke coming out windows. I guarantee you no one
                  will stop to ring the door bell. It will be an interior
                  response with the hope it is a rescue and not a
                  recovery. And if possible, attempts will be made to
                  remove your valuables. I take the opposite
                  viewpoint. All of this intrusion is to in fact protect
                  your life, your property and your rights. But
                  supposing the guns were left behind, and a bad guy
                  did get a hold of them and committed a crime with
                  them, would the owner not be partially responsible?
                  Something about opportunity? Shouldn't happen
                  because there are some 3 to 4 hundred extra
                  Mounties brought into the area to secure it.
                  Nevertheless, when the situation is out of control,
                  there is no time to sit around and debate points of
                  personal privilege. But if you are truly concerned
                  about your privacy and rights, have you done your
                  due diligence to oppose the proposed internet
                  spying Bill?

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                    #21
                    The only one committing a crime is the
                    police.

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                      #22
                      I'M done!!! Hey Cott, at least I know where you live
                      now, lol! Parsley - professional do gooder. I think
                      not. Where I come from, if we wanted a golf course,
                      We built one. If we wanted a clubhouse, curling rink
                      and bowling alley, We built one. When we needed a
                      new Community Hall, We built one. When we
                      wanted an arena with artificial ice, yep, WE built
                      one. When we wanted ball diamonds for our kids
                      and community, WE built them. When we wanted a
                      re-cycling depot, WE built one. When we wanted
                      natural gas to heat our homes, shops and barns, We
                      started a gas co-op. When we wanted an up to date
                      FD, WE built one. Long story short. In our
                      community of about 2,000, I guess we have about
                      2,000 do-gooders. You mean there is another way?
                      And I suggest you folks check out some up to date
                      news sources regarding the High River issue. BTW,
                      both the Premier and Justice Minister stand behind
                      the RC's. And as one High River official suggested,
                      maybe the PMO should quit worrying about guns
                      and start sending some immediate aid for the
                      12,000 dislocated residents. That's all folks, I have
                      a football game to watch.

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                        #23
                        Well said cotton

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                          #24
                          I think a distinction can be made
                          between putting out a fire or searching
                          for those that are uncounted for and
                          wasting time and resources rounding up a
                          bunch of orphaned guns. The only people
                          running around high river stealing
                          weapons was the RCMP. If 25 people are
                          missing you have to visit and if you
                          feel necessary enter at most 25
                          residences. Furthermore if people were
                          running around HR stealing stuff they
                          now have a bunch of open doors to make
                          it easier. I meant no disrespect to the
                          victims of oppressive regimes but
                          standing by idle while individual rights
                          are eroded does nothing to serve their
                          memory either. You only deserve what you
                          are willing to tolerate.

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