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<p>[QUOTE="silentnviolent, post: 2458041, member: 8797"]I believe I have stated many specific points in the statute that are not simply objectionable but detrimental in this thread and the other, more current one on the amended version. </p><p><br /></p><p>Perhaps you missed that while equating your overwhelming opposition on this issue, myself included, to pigs. Very classy.</p><p><br /></p><p>Every point I've made regarding the shipping clause, the definition of a bullion coin as any composed of 1% or more PM (REALLY? war nickels hardly count as bullion anywhere but here they do), the bond requirement is 10% so in reality only 10% of those swindled would be reimbursed and historically those victims have recovered more than 10% of their losses through restitution awarded through existing laws. </p><p><br /></p><p>My points were made. Either you first ignored them and then asked us to point out specific provisions in contention, or you need to reread and work on comprehension.</p><p><br /></p><p>That very act of ignoring valid points of opposition is how these nanny state laws get passed and frankly with the attitude you've displayed here, if your regulatory position is truth I'm not at all surprised that such a hastily compiled piece of garbage was passed.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="silentnviolent, post: 2458041, member: 8797"]I believe I have stated many specific points in the statute that are not simply objectionable but detrimental in this thread and the other, more current one on the amended version. Perhaps you missed that while equating your overwhelming opposition on this issue, myself included, to pigs. Very classy. Every point I've made regarding the shipping clause, the definition of a bullion coin as any composed of 1% or more PM (REALLY? war nickels hardly count as bullion anywhere but here they do), the bond requirement is 10% so in reality only 10% of those swindled would be reimbursed and historically those victims have recovered more than 10% of their losses through restitution awarded through existing laws. My points were made. Either you first ignored them and then asked us to point out specific provisions in contention, or you need to reread and work on comprehension. That very act of ignoring valid points of opposition is how these nanny state laws get passed and frankly with the attitude you've displayed here, if your regulatory position is truth I'm not at all surprised that such a hastily compiled piece of garbage was passed.[/QUOTE]
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