Posted on 12/25/2011 5:31:15 AM PST by diverteach
Ive never claimed to have extensive knowledge of U.S. legislation throughout history but its safe to say that I and most people I associate with are law-abiding citizens
or not As it turns out, every state in this country has at least one wacky legal stipulation that could land residents in hot water if they dont comply Dont say I didnt warn you. Alabama Its illegal to wear a fake mustache that causes laughter in church Alaska Whispering in while hes moose hunting is
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Its illegal to paint a sparrow with the intent of selling it as a parakeet
LOL! Actually if you look at some of these (taking the century it came out of in your imagination) Some of them make sense.(for a time long, long ago.)
-- Atlas Shrugged
“Becoming president when you weren’t born here is against the law? Ha ha, oh, seriously, what’s with the handcuffs...?”
If only...
Gov’t can pick and choose which laws they want to enforce, but us serfs can’t pick which laws to obey.
All laws should have a sunset clause. Renew it every 10 or 15 years or it ceases to exist. That would make the politicians more responsible also - they would have to take a stance on whether or not to extend the law.
“Did you really think that we want those laws to be observed?”
Most urban areas still have old laws buried in the archives about spittoons and horses in the city, they never seem to actually remove too many laws, they just forget them after they cease to be relevant.
Yeah, well, I'm wondering why that particular act of fraud and misrepresentation was singled out specifically.
Now I'm wondering exactly what were the "accepted" acts of fraud and misrepresentation...
See the first quote on my FR profile page.
You beat me to it. That’s the first quote on my profile page.
Clench those cheeks tight!
The Federal, State and local governments can TAX you on property YOU OWN..
thereby forcing you to pay RENT on it..
i.e. various kinds of property taxes..
A lot of those are dubious. Indiana never passed a law legislating the value of PI, for instance, though the legislature did consider such and act, in the late 1800’s. (It’s a long story.)
Until recently it actually was illegal for an Indian (woo-woo Indian, not Hindu) to spend the night in Boston. It goes back to an old Massachusetts law dating to the time of King Phillip’s War, when Indians infiltrated the major cities of New England and rose up one night and slaughtered the white colonist. Over the course of King Phillip’s War one fouth of the white population of New England died, and almost all the Indians were killed or exiled to New York and Canada. 12 Cities were burned to ground, including Providence.
They forgot to mention the new NDAA, where the gov’t can declare you a terrorist and make you disappear.
I’d keep that Michigan law banning women from cutting their hair without their husbands permission.
I’d expand it though to not allow women to cut their hair at all until it touches the ground.
Long hair on a wife has proven to be an effective way to .......keep a marriage strong.
And if we are gonna micromanage like a bunch of lefties, let’s do it right.
Joya ping
BS. No cites, most of these are fictions.
I can picture the conversation. “What? It’s not illegal to paint a sparrow with the intent of selling it as a parakeet” “Yeah, well, now it is (signs)”
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