If you can t possible know all laws then you are allways a criminal

[hauke]

id wait till after my death

 

[hauke]

back to the swiss knife

if your scared of swiss knifes

how would you

defend against a real killer with a plastic gun for example


really if someone harmlsess gets in your picture how you going

to get people who acctuallly intend to and use tech to do

 

[hauke]

i can build a gun without any metal

the ammo would not use metal

ceramic bullet

plastic is functional everywhere else

 

[hauke]

i live in 2015

 

[hauke]

if you use metal detectors for security

you fail

2015 we dont need metal anymore

and your chem snifers will fail too

 

[Unkotare]

Sounds like you need to extend your stay at the 'institute.'

 

[The Professor]

The law is so complex that many attorneys and judges have no idea what the law is.

I remember when I was practicing law decades ago and a woman came to me who was charged with two felony counts of writing a check against insufficient funds. She had never had any problems with the law during her entire life (she was then over 50) and was terrified that a conviction could ruin her reputation and her business.

After thoroughly researching the law, I called the state attorney (SA) and asked if we could negotiate an arrangement whereby she could avoid having a conviction on her record. The SA actually laughed and told me I had no leverage to negotiate because my client had insufficient funds in her account when the checks were written. I told him it was immaterial how much money was in a defendant's account when the checks were written; rather, under state law it was not a crime unless a person wrote a check knowing that there would be insufficient funds in the account when the check was presented for cashing and my client reasonably believed the funds would be available at that time. The SA told me that was not what the law said, and I responded by telling him that was exactly what the law said and furthermore I was reading the law verbatim from a document which bore his signature!

Then things got interesting. I told him that not only did he not have a case but he didn't want this case to go to trial. I informed him that once the public became aware of what the law really said defendants would be coming up with imaginative reasons why they truly expected money to be in their account when the check was presented for cashing even though their accounts were empty at the time the checks were written. The case was settled with a fine and dismissal of the criminal charge.

 

[hauke]

i actually never expected that real live would tell that my idea is true,



i asumed

that governement would stop the truth

 

[hauke]

Unkotare

your low tech

 

[hauke]

do you use bamboo to make light ?

theres electrizitie with LED s

 

[hauke]

nuclear powerplants

 

[hauke]

stop beeing 14th century

 

[hauke]

we live 2015

 

[hauke]

elegant