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Yea but how many policeman are actually going to do that? They already refused changes to enable them to possess guns due to the problems it would cause them.
by Quarrelsome 17y ago
Yea but how many policeman are actually going to do that?
They already refused changes to enable them to possess guns due to the problems it would cause them.
I wonder if they'd refuse to do this or not, or just "pretend" to do it and not actually bother.
- Periodic 17y agoI doubt anyone will be seizing your Pepsi if the games were sponsored by Coke, but they might have a case for not letting you set up your Pepsi-points gear under the coke sign.
- awa 17y agoThis might happen and some sort of the does happen in Cricket. During the Cricket world cup the TV channel showing the event isn't allowed to show competitor's ads. Also, the players are not allowed to be part of any kind of competitor ad for the entire duration of the tournament. And yes, the English are used to this.
- jey 17y agoThat's still way too close for comfort. "Oh, don't mind these laws, we don't actually enforce them except when it's really necessary. We're on your side! Just trust us." It's just a small step from suddenly "needing" to question what constitutes "really necessary". We should be resisting tyranny as it creeps up on us, not remain complacent until after it becomes a true crisis.