If you thought the "Roadside Seizure" laws weren't extortionate and facist enough, try this baby on for size:

 

 http://www.torontosun.com/comment/columnists/edward_greenspan/2009/06/08/9709551-sun.html

 

 Kids.....My close friends and I, have been telling you for YEARS now: "Big Brother" wants to control EVERY aspect of your life. ESPECIALLY your finances. The implimentation of the Roadside Seizure law by Julian FACISTino, should have sent up red flags to anyone with half a functioning brain. His attempts to work as a independant contractor for insurance companies, was an ever LARGER reg flag. Now, it's beyond the point of no return, with the "Ontario's Civil Remedies Act". Take special note of the phraseology...

 

 "If the police just "think" property in your possession may have come from criminal activity, it can be legally confiscated.".

 And for the sake of "legal-speak"....

 

 "does not require an allegation or proof that a particular person committed a particular crime,"

 Possibly the best indicator of a shift against that of public interest, is the B.C.'s Civil Forfeiture Office self-description as a "business".

 

 That's right, people! They used the term "BUSINESS".

 

 A BUSINESS, exists soley to generation REVENE and PROFITS. Being a government office, representing the interests of the tax-paying, general public, their ONLY concern should entail the proper dispersement of proceeds, acquired as a result of a CRIMINAL CONVICTION. Whether such proceeds are quantitatively high or low, should not even be a concern to them. As such has no baring whatsoever, on the duties of the office itself.

 

 So what does this all mean?

 

 Essentially, it means everyone is "fair game" when the pudgy, starched shirts in government office decide they need to "fuel the trough" from your pocketbook. Gone are the days, when you had to be a labeled (Notice how I used the term "LABELED"?) and convicted member of organized crime (i.e. A mob member, "outlaw" biker, gang affiliate, etc.)  to have such legal liberties applied to you. Now, you're on par with such individuals.

 

 Isn't it wonderful living in a society, where the rules are changed to better suit the players? Players, which already have too much authority to begin with?

 

 STILL feel safe?