[!CrackMonkey!] "uncertainty principle is untenable" -- spam or science?

[dep]

begin  Joakim Ziegler's  quote:

| Why do you find it necessary that foreigners who break that
| particular law should be treated differently than citizens who do
| so?

they're not, if they are doing so as an act of war, as witness the 
recently concluded court of appeals case which demonstrated that 
citizens who undertake to be enemy combatants will be treated as 
enemy combatants. and enemy combatants are not entitled to the rights 
and privileges afforded citizens. for instance, we shoot them. there 
is considerable precedent for this, which extends back to a point far 
before there were firearms with which to shoot them; when they were 
speared, or knifed, or burned, or popped in the head with a rock.

however, when people come here specifically to do us harm, or when 
there is reason to believe that they intend so to do, then they have 
the choice of facing suspicion here or -- and this is by far the 
better choice -- staying the fuck home.

now. it happens that a group of swarthy gents of middle eastern 
extraction has listed as its purpose the extinction of the west. 
moreover, they have conducted numerous demonstrations of their intent 
to bring this about. you may have heard of some of them. in my 
estimation, that it prina facie reason to suspect gents of middle 
eastern extraction who want to drop in for any reason. and gents of 
middle eastern extraction who do not care for this policy have as 
remedies to them the aforementioned option of staying the hell home 
or bringing pressure on the heaven-on-earth governmernts they enjoy 
in their homelands that those governments do something about the band 
of anti-western gents, such that future travel to the u.s. can be 
more convenient.

which is, actually, how it will turn out, and it is only a matter of 
how many more americans going about their law-abiding business get 
killed before it comes to pass.
-- 
dep

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