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1. Well, it wouldn't have worked on me. I think this is a lame excuse.

Reply to shockedcanadian (Original post)

Thu Apr 9, 2015, 02:49 PM

Apr 2015

Canadian Mounties could talk to me forever about bombs without getting me to agree to them. If you don't want to help throw bombs, then don't do it. Just say "No."

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Undercover Mounties pushed pressure-cooker bomb plan on accused terror couple, court hears [View all] shockedcanadian Apr 2015 OP

Well, it wouldn't have worked on me. I think this is a lame excuse. raging moderate Apr 2015 #1

If your job is to enforce the law then go find law breakers and stop them, don't cultivate them. GoneFishin Apr 2015 #2

Well stated GoneFishin shockedcanadian Apr 2015 #4

Thats you, that isn't the legal definition or standard that is set shockedcanadian Apr 2015 #3

RCMP clearly taking lessons from the FBI RedSock Apr 2015 #5

The courts in the U.S are much clearer regarding entrapment shockedcanadian Apr 2015 #6

As far back as the 60's, the mounties were... CanSocDem Apr 2015 #7