the big thing here the past few months is we've had the State house flip parties and a new Gov. The Gov is the same party as the old one but with the change in house they are able to push through some changes that should have happened long before. Stuff like the Red Flag bill, oil and gas set backs from neighborhoods/schools, tightening immunization requirements, etc. And now people on the losing side are losing their fucking minds and everytime you turn around they are attempting a recall over elected officials because they are making changes they specifically don't like.
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So this morning I tell microflop that schools cancelled today. She says "Jeez do those people not know what they are doing? How hard is it to catch a stupid python."
It’s pretty bad that we have to lie to kids to prevent them from being afraid constantly on a normal school day but then never do anything to make them safer because that would infringe on someone else’s “rights”.
“Right” my frickin eye.
“Right” my frickin eye.
Amstel
The Hoarse Whisperer
Well, there's no "Python Free School Zone" signs at the schools yet to assure safety.
What if a law is clearly unconstitutional? I'm not saying this law is, but I'm guessing that their interpretation.
Jehannum
Puts the "pro" in procrastination
Do you watch that while you put on your makeup for the day?
I hate to enact Godwin's law here, but you're saying that you'd start burning Jews if the state passed a law requiring you to do so?
Also, the sheriff (just like anyone else) is welcome to break the law at any time. That's why we have law, and penalties to go along with them.
TV is positioned so you can see it in the vanity mirror.
I never said the sheriff isn't welcome to break the law. But it's not their job to say they will or will not enforce the law. Also there are clearly limits on what can be passed by law without immediate intervention from the checks and balances. Something like burning the jews would not make it to that point. But a law that is passed by both the House and the Senate. Then signed by the Gov all without and legal intervention from the Courts is law. And an elected Sheriff who's just a cog in the long chain of law enforcement has zero legs to stand on saying he will not nor have his department enforce that law. Soley on the basis that he doesn't agree with it. All of the reasons these Sherrif's are giving against the law are complete BS.
Part of the Sheriff's oath is to uphold the Constitution, which is the supreme law of the land.
The law they say they're not going to enforce amounts to punishing pre-crime, which is a crime that has not happened, somebody just thinks it might happen.
In this case those Sheriff's are the only ones upholding things like search & seizure and due process rights while the rest of the system is not.
The law they say they're not going to enforce amounts to punishing pre-crime, which is a crime that has not happened, somebody just thinks it might happen.
In this case those Sheriff's are the only ones upholding things like search & seizure and due process rights while the rest of the system is not.
I understand that you think the reasons are BS. They clearly don't. That's how society works.
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