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Originally Posted by dksuddeth
wow. I thought we had been told about the attacks and so I asked you a set of serious questions, expecting some serious answers and you come back with an attempted rip of my previous posts? Were you unable to answer my serious questions honestly?
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Your question was about your perception. I proved your perception wrong. I'll try to put it more simply:
A slippery slope:
It's an idea that if one thing happens, it stands to reason that another more serious thing will happen. The problem, of course, is that you said people suspected of DUI will be forced to have a blood test, and it stands to reason that a holocaust will follow:
Everyone else in the world disagrees, and here's why. Blood being drawn forcefully from people suspected of a DUI could result in people suing the police department and losing. That could lead to more blood being drawn because some officers might abuse this. That's the worst case scenario in this, not the systematic killing of an entire race of people. Maybe you can give us a reasonable chain of events that starts with this DUI thing and leads directly to a holocaust?
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Originally Posted by dksuddeth
this only shows that you don't know how to read the constitution or the bill of rights.
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You mean the 1,350th amendment that doesn't allow the government to take blood?
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Originally Posted by dksuddeth
Now, if you're unable to answer the questions that I posed to you, maybe you should posting other non-sensical crap and attacks?
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Wow, so I'm attacking you by making you call people sheep? The questions you posed presupposed things that aren't true. The government has not been consistently becoming more Orwellian. It has over the past 7 years, but in a year or so things will slide back a bit (because libertarianism and authoritarianism work in cycles).
Having your blood not taken isn't a legal right (as I've said before). A "right" that's not supported by law isn't a right that the state has to recognize. Therefore, the state does not have to recognize the right to bodily fluids.