Run-ins with authorities

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Jimr wrote:I do believe we, as a people should be very wary of any legislation that infringes on our liberties. As an individual, I think it is especially important to be wary of any legislation that affects another’s liberties, but not mine, because tomorrow, the tide may turn with precedent set.
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assuming you have legislation.. In my opinion, they removed trout from Yose illegally.. We had no say, as the public. There was no legislation to talk about.
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Yeah, me too!
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