>>>>>Jay,
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>>>>>>No, policemen are good. What bothers me is when people feel that they are the police.
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>>>>>You bypassed part of my question. So, does it irk you when a citizen reports a crime to the authorities? How about reporting a possible crime or a suspicion for further investigation? What is so bad about someone reporting something that is suspicious so that the proper authorities can check it out?
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>>>>Unintentional. No, reporting a crime is fine. Trying to get someone banned by crying foul is another. I think some of these people need to look in their own houses and why they are doing something before they go running to the teacher. By the way, it's a nice tight group you guys got going.
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>>>>>In the case of the UT site, Michel is of course the policeman, the mayor, the legislature or town council, and the ultimate potentate. Anyone who reports something to him is not necessarily "feeling that they are the police" but more likely "feeling that they are being good citizens of the UT community."
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>>>>>That is -- IF anyone reported anything.
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>>>>Tamar already said she did.
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>>>Wow, She did?
>>>hmmm... I haven't been around much since changing career, but I've never known Kevin to do something worth being banned. I thought he contributed much to UT.
>>>Interesting.......
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>>He has and I think it's alot of running around about nothing, but there are some who feel it's their job to maintain the peace for the good of all the children and those are the ones that also seem to have the most influence on our grand MF. As much as anyone can tell, Kevin either got banned for nothing, or for something someone thinks he did. I haven't heard anything else. It sucks and people involved should be ashamed of themselves.
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>But that's the whole liberal phiolosophy... I know what's best for you better than you do and by God, I'm gonna force you to do what I want...

I was actaully thinking about that when I typed my response - and almost said as much - but didn't want to start another war in the thread.