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As pissed off as us fishermen are about losing prime sportfishing area, think how it is for those who likelihoods depended on these areas to pay their bills and feed their familys. They have lost a lot and have a lot to loose. "If" these traps were inside the MLPA area I say it shows courage and American spirit. These boundrys are only a month old. It's not like they have been in effect for years.
I am sure some citizens would of called the the local cops if they had seen the Boston tea party going down too in the 1700rds, but if not for acts like that there wouldn't be an USA today. The DFG I believe are between a rock and a hard place. Let them do their jobs as they see fit. I am waiting for some citizen MLPA patrol to jam me up, right or wrong I'm causing a seen. Now I have to worry about my fellow fishermen(victims) policing my actions? There are always a Judas do gooder who'll go above and beyond. I don't know you Sir, and I respect your right as a human being, but don't you think your just a little petty. Most snitches hide behind anonymity, but your right out there with yours. Who you trying to impress? |
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What's Right?
"Can't we just get along?"
Bob did what he thought was right. We all make our decisions on where we draw the line... "Aaron said..."If I know someone is in the act of taking short fish (crustaceans), too many, fish out of season, or protected species, I'll call the DFG, because I believe in those laws, just as I would call the HP (when the opportunity presented itself) if a parent is driving their child around who should be in a car seat, and isn't. "BECAUSE I BELIEVE IN THOSE LAWS" that's the basis of Aaron's believed right to call the DFG...well apparently we "draw the line" on whether a law is enforceable or not based on our own set of moral rights. Do you call the HP if you see a drunk driver, or a dangerous speeder cutting in and out of traffic endangering others? Or only...."just as I would call the HP (when the opportunity presented itself) if a parent is driving their child around who should be in a car seat, and isn't." Who's Right? Who's Wrong? The age old question? Let's Go Fishin'... The Hooping should be good once this rain stops...go get some Bugs and Crabs ands enjoy the beautiful Southern California areas that are still open to us!!!!!!!!!! ......and TURN IN YOUR REPORT CARDS!!!!!!!!!! Jim / Saba Slayer |
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Mr. Dsafety,
Your views and action are different then mine, and I let emotion over ride my common sense. If I saw someone blatantly taking a BSB, or a grossly over limit of game I may take some kind of action. I don't agree with what you did, but I shouldn't of call you a derogatory name. It takes a lot of guts to do what you thinks right in this world. Especially when it's not excepted well. Your views aren't mine and visa versa. I'm not apologizing, but I do admit I should keep my opinions to my self. |
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Mr. Dsafety,
Your views and action are different then mine, and I let emotion over ride my common sense. If I saw someone blatantly taking a BSB, or a grossly over limit of game I may take some kind of action. I don't agree with what you did, but I shouldn't of call you a derogatory name. It takes a lot of guts to do what you thinks right in this world. Especially when it's not excepted well. Your views aren't mine and visa versa. I'm not apologizing, but I do admit I should keep my opinions to my self. |
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I like your views, but if you know Bob, whom I've nothing against, is he going to call the DFG if your fish takes you into the MLPA area? If you know the fish are biting along the border of an MLPA area, and you hook up, is he going to call the DFG, because he had his GPS on, and you didn't and you were 50 feet beyond the border? This topic escalated because those jackasses off of Laguna, had no license, lobster card and took dozens of under sized bugs in an MLPA area. Most of us hate the MLPA, but as for those jackasses off of Laguna, we'd all hate them even before the MLPA. I hate the lobster pots off of La Jolla, because my fish goes around their lines. But, I don't hate the lobster fishermen who are trying to make a living and got screwed by the MLPA, and I just won't be the one to point out their pots are over the line, to some degree. And even if you disagree with me, I won't be calling the DFG if you are hooked up or fishing in an MLPA area. Wrong is wrong.
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I've been following this for a bit, and hesitated to chime in, but here's the thing. there's two kinds of crimes:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malum_in_se Malum in se - Evil in itself. Murder, rape, assault, etc., need no proving as to the wrongness. they are evil because they are evil, and to others especially. the other is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malum_prohibitum malum prohibitum - evil because it's prohibited by law. everything from building code violations to prostituion are evil only because it's said so by law. now, where do i draw the line? were the "violators" malum in se or malum prohibitum? obviously the latter. thus, they committed no wrong, but that proscribed by law. I'm going to back further than Jefferson, to one of his main inspirations, John Locke: Quote:
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It is in the words of John Locke (who is the philosophical forebear of the Dec. of Ind.) an act of tyranny, and thus must be opposed, with force if necessary. As for the law itself, it runs counter to the greater laws, both constitutional and common. There is no malum in se, no harm to others, no crime being committed, yet rights clearly abridged. The law is clearly null and void. Now, the state has the guns and the wherewithal to make our lives hell, and no, I can't ask anyone here to risk theirs and their family's health and well being, despite being morally and legally justified. Even if you win, the state has rendered your life a tragedy. As Albert Jay Nock so aptly put it, "Our enemy, the state". However, respect for the law and those who would enforce I have not. Help I will not. I will fight it as much as I can. Let me simplify this, those who would help "enforce" the MLPA are aiding and abetting tyranny and evil. I am sorry if you are offended by this, but there is no amelioration available, as in "I respect but...". Ain't gonna cut it. If you saw all that they did to us, and how they did it, it is a knife in our backs, and I can't lessen my feelings or moderate my words.
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DUDE SERIOUSLY! I love AND hate that show already. Because you know, friggin' JJ Abrahms can take the show in a million directions and can keep you going for years & years.....dang it.
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[QUOTE=robmandel;105529]I've been following this for a bit, and hesitated to chime in, but here's the thing. there's two kinds of crimes:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malum_in_se Malum in se - Evil in itself. Murder, rape, assault, etc., need no proving as to the wrongness. they are evil because they are evil, and to others especially. the other is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malum_prohibitum malum prohibitum - evil because it's prohibited by law. everything from building code violations to prostituion are evil only because it's said so by law. Well said, bring on the revolution ! Oh wait they've already stripped us of most our firearm rights, break out the sling shots! Where does this end? Today MLPA, tomorrow they'll be putting us in re-education camps. Our forefather couldn't hunt or fish in the kings forests, The sheriff would enforce this law for the king. Funny how history has a way of repeating its self. |
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