There are police officers that uphold this law?
if you can outlaw plants and raw milk, why not have the power to outlaw rainwater as well?
If you can take control of our schools, why not take control of our medical system as well?
Viception: Tyrants often coerce others into their notion of goodness and/or normalcy. To deny someone liberty, excluding for punishment for property infringement, is to proceed toward a gradual tyranny that can tell others what to read, what to watch, what to eat, what to wear, and who to have sex with. Limited liberty is limited slavery.
Is that your book or something? The only posts I’ve seen from you deal with that book. No offense, I’m just curious.
Gero’s not the author, he just enjoyed the book and presumably finds it deeply insightful into many of the issues discussed here. At least he’s not a Pithy Phrase.
That’s curious. Collecting rainwater is illegal here too but for other reasons, namely to stop the spread of mosquitos. An idocy considering this is not malaria country and that a few peeled copper wires are enough to keep the bugs away.