Questioning our freedoms after reading this:
http://www.cracked.com/article_19450_6-laws-youve-broken-without-even-realizing-it_p2.html
http://www.cracked.com/article_19450_6-laws-youve-broken-without-even-realizing-it_p2.html
6 Laws you've broken...
- Thread starter PocketChange
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"Some state laws actually make it illegal to write about things that can freak other people out"
So that means that all the atheists that write about God not being real...I cant have them arrested if it freaks me out? Uh-oh...big trouble for Freethinker.
So that means that all the atheists that write about God not being real...I cant have them arrested if it freaks me out? Uh-oh...big trouble for Freethinker.
Boys will be boys but now it's a felony!
SNELLVILLE, Ga. -- Five teenagers face felony charges after being arrested on suspicion of making and detonating up to 10 bombs in the backyard of a house in Snellville, Ga., about 25 miles east of Atlanta, WSB-TV reports.
Snellville Police Det. Jim McDonald said the teens, ages 16 to 19, had made the small bombs using water bottles, bathroom cleaning fluids and aluminum foil.
He said officers found the remnants of 10 exploded devices in the backyard of the house.
"The container expands and pretty much just blows up," McDonald told the station.
Officers had surrounded the house with guns drawn after a neighbor rang police fearing someone was being shot.
The five teens face felony charges for possessing and manufacturing destructive devices, while two parents at the house will be charged with unruly conduct after telling police they thought the teens' bomb-making exploits were "harmless fun."
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/09/2...backyard-house/?test=latestnews#ixzz1ZGOTrpxa
SNELLVILLE, Ga. -- Five teenagers face felony charges after being arrested on suspicion of making and detonating up to 10 bombs in the backyard of a house in Snellville, Ga., about 25 miles east of Atlanta, WSB-TV reports.
Snellville Police Det. Jim McDonald said the teens, ages 16 to 19, had made the small bombs using water bottles, bathroom cleaning fluids and aluminum foil.
He said officers found the remnants of 10 exploded devices in the backyard of the house.
"The container expands and pretty much just blows up," McDonald told the station.
Officers had surrounded the house with guns drawn after a neighbor rang police fearing someone was being shot.
The five teens face felony charges for possessing and manufacturing destructive devices, while two parents at the house will be charged with unruly conduct after telling police they thought the teens' bomb-making exploits were "harmless fun."
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/09/2...backyard-house/?test=latestnews#ixzz1ZGOTrpxa
Don't backyard dry ice bombs count under our constitutional rights to bear arms?
Quote from pspr:
I thought it was every kid's right to blow things up in his backyard. I would still be in jail if they had these laws when I was a kid.
I remember building potato cannons when I was in high school. I thought it was a pretty normal thing.
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