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Do I look illegal?

22 July 2010 · by  1 Comment

Father Orthoduck has preempted Father Ernesto’s discussion on government to present the video below. Certainly, one of the functions of government is to ensure that the laws are written in such a way that they do not lead to inappropriate profiling. As our laws often put it, it is important for government functionaries to have reasonable cause in order to search people, or, yes, in order to require their identity.

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  1. Bass says

    22 July 2010 at 22:55

    Thanks for posting this, Father.
    It makes the point very well.

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