Sopa
Anyone backing that law, do not vote for them.
because it is not what the acronym pretends to be.
http://truxtertech.com/2011/1...
http://truxtertech.com/2011/1...
http://truxtertech.com/products/ Anti Sopa Shirt. Top of the list
What's the Biggest Law Going Into Effect in 2012?
SodaHead News
2011/12/30 19:00:00
|
|
|||||
|
84 votes
|
|
6% | |||
|
226 votes
|
|
17% | |||
|
154 votes
|
|
12% | |||
|
142 votes
|
|
11% | |||
|
119 votes
|
|
9% | |||
|
207 votes
|
|
16% | |||
|
390 votes
|
|
30% | |||
If you live in Utah be sure to take advantage of your bar's local happy hour through Saturday, because once the clock strikes midnight and the New Year begins, they'll be illegal. That's only one of a bevy of big new State laws going into effect on January 1st. A lot of these laws are controversial, and no matter what your political leaning is, there's a good chance one or two of them will rub you the wrong way.
Alabama, for example, passed stringent immigration laws making it harder for employers to hire illegal immigrants. On the other hand, California passed a law that will require schools to include the LGBT community in its curriculum. In everyone's interest, Texas is cracking down on child rapists by upping the minimum sentence to 25 years. New Hampshire will require young girls to tell their parents or a judge before getting an abortion, and Illinois will allow motorcyclists to run red lights when it's safe. What do you think is the biggest law going into effect come next year?

Alabama, for example, passed stringent immigration laws making it harder for employers to hire illegal immigrants. On the other hand, California passed a law that will require schools to include the LGBT community in its curriculum. In everyone's interest, Texas is cracking down on child rapists by upping the minimum sentence to 25 years. New Hampshire will require young girls to tell their parents or a judge before getting an abortion, and Illinois will allow motorcyclists to run red lights when it's safe. What do you think is the biggest law going into effect come next year?

Top Opinion
-
Other...






















Ron Paul's our only hope. The mainstream Republicans want to remove our protections as much or more as the Democrats. I don't know what's wrong with our elected officials, but it scares the hell out of me. A hell of a lot of people died in our Revolution in order to ensure that we would never have a dictatorship & it's all lost now.
I wonder how Obama sleeps at night.
I wonder how any of those 73 senators sleep at night... or the rest of Congress, for that matter.
"Funny" thing: it could very well be Germany bailing our ass out of the mess being created as we speak. They are more free than we are it this moment. (In fact, I'm glad to live here right now.)
Illinois must have lost their minds...what sort of numbskulls say it is OK for anything to run a red light, and "when it's safe"....People already have a hard time mentally processing a motorcycle when they are driving as it is, there is going to be nothing but carnage strewn about the streets from this stupid, stupid law. There are going to be some bad accidents, higher insurance rates for everyone, due to the accidents, people are going to be killed or injured for life, mostly the motorcycles riders, but people in cars as well, Has anyone ever driven in the City of Chicago, it is insane,,,I sincerely hope all motorcycle riders use their heads and NEVER for any reason, run a red light...the lawmakers must have been taking bong hits to approve something sooo stupid, Wake Up Illinois..
I was tempted to vote for the child rape law in Texas, however . . .
In various Republican states, laws have been put in place in the past few years that aim at preventing the poor, blacks and other minorities, the elderly, students--those in our society most like to vote for Obama later this year--from voting at all!
The mainstay of these new laws is a government-issued identification card at polling places. That's fine for us with driver's licenses--but not to OK with inner city sorts who don't own cars, struggling survivors out in the countryside, or elderly widows who use public transportation. In Texas, for instance, an ID card of a college student is no good--but a gun license is.
This is messing with a basic freedom much greater than the poorly-applied Second Amendment and other considerations. It's been going on for some time, with more-rabid conservative legislators eagerly jumping aboard across the company. There was a ray of light recently when the courts overturned the version of the law in South Carolina, a state that appears to flaunt its racism.
I'd wager you're another shining example of our public school system.
The socio-economic status, skin color or place of residence of a US citizen is not important in our electoral process. EVERY US citizen has the right to vote, without question or prohibition. That is one of the most important aspects of our nation that separates us from others. Anything that inhibits or prohibits a citizen from voting is unconstitutional... not to mention incredibly & deeply un-American.
If you think otherwise, perhaps you carry the wrong passport. I hear there's a gap in the marching parade in North Korea.
Sounds pretty Stazi to me.
They're all dangerous.
Sir where are you every evening? At ABC World News Tonight with Diane Sawyer or a dozen other pathetic mouth puppets and fluffers for a pig sty of fatuous greedy politicians stealing every bobble ever created and once belonging to us, the People. The TaxPayer. The lowest class of people in America today is the TaxPayer. Wake the F up your and yours are destroying our lives and yours.
It might be rude on the surface, but it is uttered with absolute sincerity and I lament that such drivel is considered intellectual when it is a mantra poured into so many hungry beaks day after week after month and year. I can't stomach it.
Is that what you're saying?
Does it matter if he's Catholic or Protestant? What if he's Jewish?
You think that the poor, old, black woman who's worked her entire life for someone else, lives in a rented apartment in a poor neighborhood, was born & raised on US soil has no right to vote?
Huh.
Sounds like you'd be happier living in jolly old England in about 1600.
Get with it, man! This is 2012 in the United States of America! Socio-economic status, skin color, religion & place of residence is not important.
You think that because I, a citizen born & raised in the continental US, have no right to vote in our election(s) because I live in Germany? You think I have no right to say who governs me & my family just because I make my living overseas? What about military personnel stationed overseas?
Racists & classists, though equal under protection of the law, are really loathsome losers with the mentality of those our founding fathers ran away from.
Seems to me that you're the one who thinks no one should vote who doesn't fit into your idea of "American."
Now you want to say that it's "governace," (whatever that is).
It seems to me that you're generally a bit confused.