Technically there would be, but it would be underground and such. And then people might die, etc.Me neither. In a 'police state' there wouldn't even be a discussion about a police state.
Anyway, again, sorry for the overcharged term. I'll try to find a better one.
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Four days ago:Especially since I actually can’t remember when I last posted anything about Man Made Climate Change outside of the Energy, Environment, and Policy sub-forum (or had a post moved to he Climate Change / Global Warming-thread. I’m actually unsure if that has even ever happened at all…)
http://www.teslamotorsclub.com/showthread.php/27356-Did-I-really-just-order-a-car-Going-to-take-the-two-weeks-to-confirm/page3?p=577419#post577419
But we digress.
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Since apparently I was unclear and/or chose poor terminology...
We're not perfect but we're doing our best and, even if I say so myself, I think 147 out of 572,424 isn't excessive.
This thread was not, and is not, intended as a dig at the moderators. It was a recommendation for a change of approach regarding political discussion. While at times I disagree with some particular choices, generally I'm impressed and appreciative of the PITA role the moderators deal with admirably.
If I stated/hinted/suggested otherwise, I must have been distracted (I'm watching the olympics while catching up on the forums). That was not my intent.
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Sigh.Not sure what you mean there. So you'd pick a different term for the moderation on this forum but in concept it is like a police state?
What I meant is something more general. Once people are in charge of keeping others in line, it's often difficult to see anything but people that need managing. It's kind of like a parent that has a child that is constantly misbehaving. Some parents have trouble ever letting the child make his/her own mistakes and fully leave the nest.