pfed laws

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do they have the technology yet to tell if a person has bought this or that ALL OVER in states in the midwest? swim's friend swim was wondering if they have it set up where all stores work off each other in the same state.

[katukulysm]

i think so. somebody over here in the highlands got busted because of that.

[local333suzq]

I have this dream...,...., that no not yet can they be allknowing on the bigbro consumer alert. Oddly enough walmarts in mn, wi, il aren't even tied together yet. soon though... they talk of a nationwide system, seems a bit unrealistic but someday soon maybe not. They changed the law again decreasing monthly allotment from 6g to 3 gs. nothing like having your allergy prevention policed. CVS are the devil, beware. Q

[local333suzq]

Guy from TN decides to go shopping/touring america from TN up to IL goes way over his allotment. returns home week later... 2 wks after this charges arrive in mail for purchasing over the limit, and its fed shit over statelines blah blah blah. so that sounds like another new policy of cuba usa

[VincentVan]

This is really crazy.
If you can legally buy something I can´t understand how you can later be charged for having bought it.
The responsabilty should always be on the seller; if they don´t want you to buy something they should´nt sell it to you.
Are you expected to write down every purchase? Are you required by law to have a good memory?
What if you forgot that you already bought what you needed? Or you can´t find it anymore? Or you lost it, or the dog ate it, it fell in the toilet, it got stolen,spoilt, burnt, disintegrated?
I´m curious, what are the sanctions in these cases?
VV.
" Yes, I belive in truth too, but I can´t remember what it is anymore."
(Philip K. Dick.- "We can remeber it for you wholesale".)