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Re: you know you live in the country when...


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Posted by oldtanker on December 05, 2013 at 00:01:14 from (66.228.255.116):

In Reply to: you know you live in the country when... posted by Allan In NE on December 02, 2013 at 20:38:07:

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Lou you seem to think that you have to right to tell me when and where and via what means I can communicate with people. What's up with that?



1. No decent coffee in the Battle Lake MN area so why would I go out for coffee? Closest decent coffee is another 17 miles. So I'm supposed to go 8 miles into town, see someone and then drive another 17 miles for coffee, then 25 miles home just to make someone like you happy? Ain't going to happen.

2. The people that I do stop and talk to in the stores are not people I see very often and if it were not for being in said store I wouldn't see at all except for funerals and weddings.

3. I told you that I don't block an isle and if someone needs to get at something I move, so what's the problem.

4. I have a constitutionally guarantied right to freedom of speech and the right to congregate. You show me where it says that you have the right to speedy shopping in the Constitution or the Bill of Rights. We both have the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness which would be the only sticking point. But how am I hurting you if I'm not in the way? I don't block isles in stores because I myself find that annoying. So just how is my, being out of the way, talking to someone an inconvenience to you? Or is it you just are not getting your way?

5. I mentioned being a veteran because as a veteran I'm unwilling to let others try to take my rights away. If anyone is entitled to exercise their rights it's the men and women who have/are serving. We would have those right had/were it not for them/us.

6. I served under that flag for many years. I can wave it when I want to.

Rick


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