Babbling

[ghostrek]

How can you tell if government agencies start  going power hunger/power mad  abuse the power that they have

[PiginthecityBlue]

Police will barge into your house, commit crime, and get off free.

It's written somewhere about the mistakes ones in power will make.. I think it's an American document or something.

[slyfoxx2]

If they start operating in ways that violate government policy or their assigned tasks, if it is a regulation agency and they are overly friendly/cozy with the objects of their regulations or their decision making becomes arbitrary.

[ghostrek]

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PiginthecityBlue wrote:

Police will barge into your house, commit crime, and get off free.

It's written somewhere about the mistakes ones in power will make.. I think it's an American document or something.

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well i am not talking about the cops i am talking about lesser goverment agencies  and abuse of power  not  FBI ang j.eager hover  or cia or nsa or the militarly

[CallmeZ0RACK25]

Fox News will report it.

[PiginthecityBlue]

Police hold badges, not guns.

[ghostrek]

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slyfoxx2 wrote:
If they start operating in ways that violate government policy or their assigned tasks, if it is a regulation agency and they are overly friendly/cozy with the objects of their regulations or their decision making becomes arbitrary.

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here qustion how about agencie of state goverment breaking federal law what woud happen

[crapshot2]

the world would blow up

[PiginthecityBlue]

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ghostrek wrote:

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slyfoxx2 wrote:
If they start operating in ways that violate government policy or their assigned tasks, if it is a regulation agency and they are overly friendly/cozy with the objects of their regulations or their decision making becomes arbitrary.

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here qustion how about agencie of state goverment breaking federal law what woud happen

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Probably the same **beast** that's happening now. Not a **beast** thing.

[ghostrek]

good point think American Democracy is died 1776-2011 american is no longer a republic i don't what is don't a republic any more

[PiginthecityBlue]

A republic you say? Did you ever? I grew up with it being known as "democracy"

Federal oversteps state and state oversteps federal laws quite often, especially now with sb510 and higher costs, federal regulations are always being overlooked and that in a way is an abuse of power.

[ghostrek]

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PiginthecityBlue wrote:

A republic you say? Did you ever? I grew up with it being known as "democracy"

Federal oversteps state and state oversteps federal laws quite often, especially now with sb510 and higher costs, federal regulations are always being overlooked and that in a way is an abuse of power.

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yep we live in a republic

yes seem that state goverment  and federal goverment still  figths over that state's rigths thing wich i remember in history class was one of the cuases of the american civil wars  wich uion (federal goverment) won

 so states have no rigths

[PiginthecityBlue]

So what exactly is a republic? Because I never knew that.

SSDD

Same **beast** Different Day

[ghostrek]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic

Yes  nothing never change we think it dose with ever new generation

[PiginthecityBlue]

A republic is a form of government in which the people, or some significant portion of them, have supreme control over the government and where offices of state are elected or chosen by elected people.[1][2]

See? I was right, I have never lived in a Republic.

It all boils down to the question of profit vs. loss in the very end.

One line, pretty much explains human behavior and actions, where is my grant money?

[ghostrek]

yes pretty much

[PiginthecityBlue]

It's still pretty nice though, stay tuned for a few years and you will see the change and obvious abuse of power if you haven't seen it first hand yet.