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Oh nooooo...Cain & Able are on it.....how can we talk about Cain cigars !?!?!?!?!
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No more cigar bombs? Somehow "cigar tickles" doesn't sound quite right ...
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Complete stupidity... There is are tax dollars hard at work.
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I am all for it. Especially if this leads to just a single terrorist action being averted
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(06-05-2013, 07:51 AM)Skipper the cigar aFISHinodo Wrote: I am all for it. Especially if this leads to just a single terrorist action being averted
Agreed, I have nothing to hide.
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I doubt real terrorists would use words like bomb etc. I rather see the manpower spent on finding terrorists as oppose to searching words.
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I basically agree... Seems like a waste of manpower to me.
I mean, look... If they've found that even 1% of planned terrorist attacks could have been discovered FASTER by doing this... Then tell us and I'm all for it.
What I suspect though is it may go further to prevent crazy's from doing crazy things rather than cells or groups of non-crazy terrorists. --For the record, I do think there's a difference between a crazy terrorist/gunman (Say a single guy who shoots up a mall) and a non-crazy terrorist (who while be may believe things I do not... Is certainly more capable than a simple shooting).
