Amish farmer thrown in jail by FDA for not having "approved" medicine

I knew something like this would happen. It's happened before but I guess people think you're a kooky conspiracy theorist if you believe your government is being tyrannical.



Please read this and ask yourself. Is it worth it to take a guy away from his family and business and throw him behind BARS for something like THIS?

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I was able to access the article so I cleaned it and turned it into a safe PDF. Attached. Here is further information. He was convicted. http://www.wkyt.com/content/news/WKYT-UPDATE-Jury-finds-Amish-farmer-guilty-on-federal-charges-415222493.html

I can't say I fully understand or care about US laws - but isn't the whole point of your right to arms so that you can protect yourself against tyrants?

Well off you go, money where your mouth is, go shoot some feds

(or just blog about it, plenty of options)

That's america for you. Constantly banging on about how they need guns to protect themselves from the feds, yet behave like sheep who won't lift a finger when madmen manage to hijack their political structures and the local police is more heavy-handed than an obese north korean leader brat. Meanwhile US army soldiers walk in pairs around the bases to be safe. What a joke.

Yabuturtle wrote:
Please read this and ask yourself. Is it worth it to take a guy away from his family and business and throw him behind BARS for something like THIS?[\quote]

Yes it is. The man broke the law and deserved everything he got. How is this a conspiracy? Jedi should support the upholding of the law, should they not? No one should be above the just laws of the land.

Yes it is. The man broke the law and deserved everything he got. How is this a conspiracy? Jedi should support the upholding of the law, should they not? No one should be above the just laws of the land.

Oh, I'm quite sure you've broken some laws, whether you were aware of them or not.*

Stand by for justice. I'm sure you won't protest


*I could be wrong, but I find it incredibly unlikely.
A great thing about many law enforcement systems - the onus is on you to prove your innocence.

oh, and paying the fine, even if it would be easier than fighting it, is admission of guilt.

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