| But I can't get together with my buddies and play a friendly poker game without the threat of a bunch of jackbooted thugs in police uniforms busting into my house. |
| To conclude, Melbourne is a vibrant, bustling metropolis, in which parking restrictions are enforced with far too much enthusiasm and vigour by jackbooted bureaucrats. |
| The image gave the English an idea of what they were fighting for, in sharp contrast to the repellent vision of an urban and industrialized Germany, full of poisonous fumes, clanging machines and jackbooted police. |
| The alternative is that jackbooted approach of prohibiting unauthenticated games and keeping prices the same. |
| In fundraising appeals to members, it fans fears that jackbooted feds are coming for your guns. |
| Right now, kindly liberals are rueing his jackbooted foray into immigration. |
