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Originally Posted by winnilaker
270:29-a Careless and Negligent Operation of Boats. – Any person who shall operate a power boat upon any waters of the state in a careless and negligent manner or so that the lives and safety of the public are endangered shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
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Is this your answer to my request for evidence that driving fast is a right??? Or is this actually one of the statutes that is presently being cited against speeding drivers because the MP has no speed law to cite them with? Isn't this actually one of the very reasons there are presently no statistics on speeding, because there are no measurements even being taken and no laws to cite?
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Originally Posted by winnilaker
But what I am curious is how you are determining a relationship between NHRBA and a front for a cigarette crowd. I'm collecting all the membership applications so far and the majority are not cigarette(GBFL) owners.
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Just like YOU are not a GFBL owner right now, but what does that have to do with your intentions? Please Erwin, just go back and read your own posts on the other forums. Want me to post them here? And are you implying that, should all these non-GFBL members elect a board that supports HB162, you will go along with that? C'mon. That sounds like the "democracy" you speak of, so if you are man enough to agree to that, please say so, emphatically, on this forum. Then me and all my salmon fishing associates will sign right up and vote ourselves in.
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Originally Posted by winnilaker
As for Don posting a listing of members, if a list of members has been taken malicioulsy and without consent and posted, may Don find a nice letter from an attorney in his mail.
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Not that I expect Don would want to get dragged into this, but information publicly posted on one site, regardless of intent, can be lawfully reposted on ANY other public site (provided proper credit is given if it contains copyrighted material). Threatening a lawsuit is just silly. Letters from attorneys are cheap (especially, I assume, from attorneys of the caliber you have hired). Any lawyer who would write such a letter without grounds would have to know that it would be brought to the immediate attention of the NH Bar. You should stick to IT, law is not your strong suit.
FJ