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SWBTATTReg

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2. Wow. Seems like a unconstitutional search and seizure to me, put in a different way.

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Wed May 11, 2022, 01:30 PM

May 2022

Used to be that respectful folks used to ask permission of the landowners before entering someone's land to retrieve something of theirs. What gets me, is how do they know this? What if these trespassers are simply looking for a way to rob and pillage?

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Private property owners sue over Virginia's hunting dog law [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin May 2022 OP

That's crazy. Laffy Kat May 2022 #1

Wow. Seems like a unconstitutional search and seizure to me, put in a different way. SWBTATTReg May 2022 #2

That is so farking crazy. You can shoot a person for coming onto your land/house, but you can't Ferrets are Cool May 2022 #3

I'd have nailed huim with a civil suit over his damned dawgs Warpy May 2022 #4