To: neverdem
I've got to pick my jaw up off the floor ... hang on ...
When a government agent willfully violates the law, and then persecutes a business for the action performed by the government agent, we have truly entered the land of Atlas Shrugged.
I think a hard rains a' gonna fall.
18 posted on
05/15/2006 8:33:48 AM PDT by
ClearCase_guy
(Never question Bruce Dickinson!)
To: ClearCase_guy
When a government agent willfully violates the law, and then persecutes a business for the action performed by the government agent, we have truly entered the land of Atlas Shrugged. Well said!
30 posted on
05/15/2006 8:41:07 AM PDT by
Rummyfan
To: ClearCase_guy
When a government agent willfully violates the law, and then persecutes a business for the action performed by the government agent . . . Something about this story doesn't ring true, since (as you pointed out) this would be the height of idiocy even by New York City standards.
I'm wondering if the facts as presented by 1010 WINS are accurate.
34 posted on
05/15/2006 8:44:40 AM PDT by
Alberta's Child
(Can money pay for all the days I lived awake but half asleep?)
To: ClearCase_guy
"When a government agent willfully violates the law, and then persecutes a business for the action performed by the government agent, we have truly entered the land of Atlas Shrugged."
So you want undercover DEA agents who buy drugs as part of a narcotics investigation to go to jail? These are not actual strawman purchases, they are gathering evidence for use in criminal prosecutions. Atlas should remain unshrugged.
59 posted on
05/15/2006 9:19:57 AM PDT by
BadAndy
("Loud mouth internet Rambo")
To: ClearCase_guy
When a government agent willfully violates the law, and then persecutes a business for the action performed by the government agentExcuse me but isn't that what's known as a sting operation? Law enforcement loves Sting Ops but I think they smell like entrapment.
109 posted on
05/15/2006 9:03:26 PM PDT by
WideGlide
(That light at the end of the tunnel might be a muzzle flash.)
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