83 replies to this topic

[pitbull1022]

I have not been with you all very long. But I agree his style of writing does remind me of another I have encountered on other sites.

[TyGuy]

Feed a cold, starve a fever and trolls.  That will be my ONLY post here.

[Unanimous]

TyGuy, on 13 May 2012 - 10:17 PM, said:

Feed a cold, starve a fever and trolls.  That will be my ONLY post here.

good for you!
You know I'm right it's just difficult for some people to admit that our rights were so easily and so obviouly illegally stolen from us

[Talonap]

Wonder what high school he is attending. This thread must be a school project.... There is really no other reason for it.

Edited by Talonap, 14 May 2012 - 05:22 AM.

[jkrzos]

deleted.Staying out of this one.

jkrzos

[Scots]

"Someone prove me wrong"

[Talonap]

jkrzos, on 14 May 2012 - 05:47 AM, said:

deleted.Staying out of this one.

jkrzos

True, not worth anyone's time... Some people just refuse to listen to common sense.

[Buckfarrack]

Why not just lock this one.There is nothing to read that pertains to IC.All i see are repeated posts,completly off topic,sucked-in by troll,replies.I honestly don't think this person is looking for an answer.I think this person enjoys putting a big stick in a large pot and STIRRING.

[Talonap]

Buckfarrack, on 14 May 2012 - 08:12 AM, said:

Why not just lock this one.There is nothing to read that pertains to IC.All i see are repeated posts,completly off topic,sucked-in by troll,replies.I honestly don't think this person is looking for an answer.I think this person enjoys putting a big stick in a large pot and STIRRING.

+1

[Federal Farmer]

Unanimous, on 13 May 2012 - 09:50 PM, said:

Molly B., on 13 May 2012 - 09:44 PM, said:

Unanimous, on 13 May 2012 - 08:40 PM, said:

Where does a state (any state) have the LEGAL right to create a law/ordinance that is in direct defiance of the federal bill of rights?

We don't believe a state does have a legal right to violate the U.S. Constitution, but states do it all the time - hence the U.S. Supreme Court and the many state laws that are challenged there.  Illinois has done it with banning the right to carry. It's being challenged.  In the meantime, anyone violating this illegal law can be charged, prosecuted, and sentenced for a felony crime.

It works both ways.  Anyone who upholds an illegal law can be charged with a crime

Those charges prevail so rarely that they might as well be non-existent.  Most officials have immunity and prevail on those grounds a high percentage of the time.

This is a fantasy notion.  In the real world, we fight against state, local, and federal injustices daily and none of our success come from blanket proclamations of this sort.  We don't win by stamping our feet and demanding our rights.

[jkrzos]

+1

jkrzos

[Unanimous]

Federal Farmer, on 14 May 2012 - 08:27 AM, said:

Those charges prevail so rarely that they might as well be non-existent.  Most officials have immunity and prevail on those grounds a high percentage of the time.

This is a fantasy notion.  In the real world, we fight against state, local, and federal injustices daily and none of our success come from blanket proclamations of this sort.  We don't win by stamping our feet and demanding our rights.

first real answer I've seen thus far.  Thank you sir!

[Milhouse86]

I like pie. And cookies.


I really need to work out more.

[Unanimous]

Milhouse86, on 14 May 2012 - 02:35 PM, said:

I like pie. And cookies.


I really need to work out more.

you have nothing to worry about.  You fit right in in Illinois

[rock4xfab]

Wow 3 pages to come to the same conclusion... IF you DO IT you go to jail... Not saying its right but it is what it is. The easiest way to prove you wrong is by strapping a GUN on your hip and we throw you out into traffic. I give it less the 30min and you are in the local jail, screaming about the rights that have been taken from you and the constitution says so.. BLAH BLAH BLAH. . . . all in jest

Edited by Molly B., 14 May 2012 - 08:53 PM.
code of conduct rules . . .

[Bud]

But, there has been a valid question brought up by this thread and it remains unanswered:

What is the best pie and who makes it? I am partial to apple always but I won't pass up any of the really good cream pies like chocolate or lemon maringue. Well, if it's coconaut cream I will eat some but only if it's the only choice.

I really don't have a favorite apple pie maker, I am still in the "testing" portion of my decision process

[papa]

I always liked Pecan pies made by my mother. She made a great buttermilk pie too.

[Bud]

good point. I used to buy those little bitty pecan pies in the local convenience store and they were great with coffee.

[Mr_Rich]

Mmmmm pie

Pecan used to be my favorite but now it's back to cherry.

Rich

[colt-45]

coconut nut cream pie,Mmmmmmmmmmm.

[wilessiuc]

Sweet potato pie!

[Getzapped]

Awe c'mon!!  Why did you have to start on pies! that is my weak spot and everyone knows that frenchsilk is the best!!

[colt-45]

you can open carry a pie in Illinois all you want. prove me wrong

[Molly B.]

Unanimous, on 14 May 2012 - 09:15 AM, said:

Federal Farmer, on 14 May 2012 - 08:27 AM, said:

Those charges prevail so rarely that they might as well be non-existent.  Most officials have immunity and prevail on those grounds a high percentage of the time.

This is a fantasy notion.  In the real world, we fight against state, local, and federal injustices daily and none of our success come from blanket proclamations of this sort.  We don't win by stamping our feet and demanding our rights.

first real answer I've seen thus far.  Thank you sir!

We have a winner!  Let's call it a day on this one but please feel free to continue the pie and cookie debate in another thread. Pecan and frenchsilk both have my vote!