What happens in Australia, is you have two types of law, enforced and not enforced. E.g. in australia if you murder someone, the law is enforced (you will go to court). Though if you j walk, or park you over 3 tonne truck on streets for years on end which say 3 tonne or less, no one cares.
What happens though, if you break an enforced rule, they go through your records, add in all the unenforced rules, so that rather than getting 10 years for murder, you would get 10 years for murder, 5 years for possession of illegal weapons, 1 year for possesion of illegal drugs and so on.
My point is is that although your politicians make rules, i bet most aren't enforced, and as long as your generally good you will get away with it. Though i have heard that the unenforced rules only occurs in Australia, i know that most americans get away with crimes all the time. E.g. all images put on the web are traceable, as they have to go through certain routing systems. In laymans terms, imagine that the network is a series of roads, which you can't leave. Everytime you come to a corner, you have a choice of directions, which is a hub. Everytime you pass a hub point you have to know which way to go, i.e. the address of the next hub, or the message will get lost (note so the message can be authorised, all messages also include the mac address, a physical address which can't be changed, of the sender). The message doesn't lose this information, so all you have to do is travel back along the addresses provided by the sent image. Yes, that means they know where Osama or one of his followers are if they place a message on the net. By the same token, everytime a person downloads an pirated movie or mp3, the companies know all about it (and probably have tabs on you). It's just that it isn't worth their time to report it, but if you start something like kazaa, they'll be on you in an instant. i.e. in america downloading illegal mp3's ain't enforced, but distributing them is.
2006-09-27 09:50:35
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answered by tzeentchau 2
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Everyone walks around breaking the law. How many people actually obey every speed limit every time they drive. Or never jaywalk. Or always update every government document with their current address within 10 days of a move.
There are too many laws already that are ignored because they are too difficult to continually enforce. Adding more is just a pointless waste of legislative effort and does nothing for actually improving law enforcement.
2006-09-27 09:33:50
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answered by coragryph 7
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You would be hard pressed to find inteligent conservatives that would advocate such things. Sounds more like the mindless musings of a liberal!
2006-09-27 10:04:25
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answered by Anonymous
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Think of the business opportunity with all that prison labor
2006-09-27 09:58:10
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answered by Skull&Bones 2
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Why do you believe that ALL cons want this? Try looking at us with the same tolerance you want for those groups you mentioned.
2006-09-27 09:29:30
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answered by Anonymous
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you make a nice observation about conservatives ,It is the policy to arrest and detain anyone who does not conform to the norms of society.
2006-09-27 09:37:01
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answered by playtoofast 6
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only the lawbreakers.
Why do the libs think people should be allowed to walk around ignoring the laws?
2006-09-27 09:25:55
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answered by Anonymous
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Yet another Liberal who can argue only against a straw-man.
2006-09-27 10:11:41
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answered by Will 6
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Not in jail,in the electric chair!
2006-09-27 09:29:47
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answered by Anonymous
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Maybe you should wake up.
2006-09-27 09:38:43
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answered by Ah Ha 4
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