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**sleelverrex** · 06-11-2012, 09:07 AM

You believe we can survive without law enforcement? You know it's the law enforcement that keeps you safe to this day, yes? Or are you really that blind as to why you are so safe and secure right now? For starters I have not insulted you in any way, I am not "blind". In the county I live we rely on each other, you can call 911 and maybe see an officer in an hour or so. I should stress maybe.

I'm sorry you consider His Holiness the Dali Lama a hypocrite. As well as hundreds of Gurus, Lamas, Monks and Nuns who fled or were captured and tortured for NOT fighting or involving themselves in the situation.
For that you compare them to rats.

With Metta

06-11-2012, 09:07 AM	#34
sleelverrex Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 460 Senior Member	You believe we can survive without law enforcement? You know it's the law enforcement that keeps you safe to this day, yes? Or are you really that blind as to why you are so safe and secure right now? For starters I have not insulted you in any way, I am not "blind". In the county I live we rely on each other, you can call 911 and maybe see an officer in an hour or so. I should stress maybe. I'm sorry you consider His Holiness the Dali Lama a hypocrite. As well as hundreds of Gurus, Lamas, Monks and Nuns who fled or were captured and tortured for NOT fighting or involving themselves in the situation. For that you compare them to rats. With Metta
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