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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1595206, member: 66&quot;]Yes I do, it amazes me to see people being brought up on vague charges for crimes that don&#039;t really exist.&nbsp; One of my favorites is &quot;Possession of bomb making materials&quot;.&nbsp; What is the definition of &quot;bomb making materials&quot;?&nbsp; Anything that can be used in the construction of a bomb, for example, batteries, a timing device (such as a watch or cell phone), wire, paper tubes or metal pipes, bleach, various acids, various other common household chemicals etc).&nbsp; With that type of a possible charge, ANYONE that the powers that be don&#039;t like can arrested and they are guilty!&nbsp; Because everyone has access to those things.</p><p><br /></p><p>I also see a lot of charges for possessing weapons of mass destruction!&nbsp; I seem to recall that WMD&#039;s were things like Chemical weapons, poison gas, or nuclear weapons. &quot;???&quot;&nbsp; So I did some searching for a definition of WMD.&nbsp; Turns out they define it as anything that can kill more than one person at a time.&nbsp; Or in the case of explosives anything that contains more than 4 oz of explosives.&nbsp; Hmmmm Molotov cocktail could be a WMD.&nbsp; A fully jacketed bullet that could pass through one person and kill a second could be a WMD.&nbsp; Know anyone who does reloading or shoot black powder?&nbsp; If they have a container of powder that has more than 4 oz in it that&#039;s a WMD.&nbsp; A gallon of gasoline could&nbsp; satisfy both charges, bomb making materials and a WMD.</p><p><br /></p><p>Common sense tells you this is ridiculous, but if they want to go after you they can use these charges.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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