Posted on 03/03/2022 9:13:31 AM PST by artichokegrower
A group of California legislators has crafted vaccine laws that would be the most aggressive state approach to vaccines in the nation.
(Excerpt) Read more at calmatters.org ...
Can we trade California for Ukraine?
41 years ago.
They have the taste of tyranny on their tongues and they like it. America, be forewarned.
Note to U-Haul-—Penske-—Budget—Ryder——
Move more trucks to Calif-—they will be inn demand very soon.
Stuck on stupid.
SB 1464 is a broad expansion of something that started with California’s “domestic violence” laws, and is probably the most dangerous bill of all of these.
What a lot of people don’t realize is that law enforcement is generally authorized, but not required, to make arrests (ie “enforce the law”). It’s generally described as “letter of the law vs. spirit of the law”. In almost every case, the law give discretion to the individual officer who “may” make an arrest to decide that, say, a warning is more appropriate in the particular circumstance. This principle was breached in California with the requirement that the officer “shall” make an arrest in the case of spousal or domestic partner violence. It was only a matter of time that this concept would be extended in other matters.
Senator Pan is most upset with the LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva who famously told his deputies to ignore mask mandate violations when the many Karens in the county would call to fink on their neighbors. That was without a doubt the right decision on the part of the (elected) Sheriff, and plenty of Democrat pols and their supporters were none to happy with him.
If this passes, it won’t stop with health orders. If it doesn’t pass, the Democrat machine will keep pushing to expand this incrementally.
No wonder California pols don’t want people owning guns in their state.
Turns out that a lot of American voters are basically fascists, too. Mussolini and Hitler didn't come to power except with the sizable support of the citizens.
The operative question is, "why would I travel 2000 miles to spend half a day with people that treated me like a pariah my last two months of high school? Nah, that would be stupid. I committed the crime of accepting an Army ROTC scholarship...there were teachers that said straight to my face how "disappointed" they were with my decision.
As much as I'd like to go back and give them all a big FU, it's not worth it. I had forgotten about CA's governmental edicts, too.
My parents retired and moved to Oregon. Had a two month break after college, before going on active duty, to Fort Bliss, TX for ADA Officer Basic. I became a naturalized citizen of Texas on 7/8/86.
Oops, that was 7/8/76...
They know it’s over, and want to guarantee they hold on to power by making illegal laws. Fascists, all!
These nut jobs will make Klaus Schwab (WEF) so happy !!
Follow the money.
If AB1993 gets signed into law, I will Retire that very day, and it will cause a whole lot of problems for the Wealthy in SoCal
Yep. The only reason I’m going back to mine is it’s an excuse to go to Seattle and visit family. And since we don’t fly any more, it’s a LONG drive from central Kentucky. We’ve done it twice since the pandemic started.
bttt
So glad I left CA. It’s full to the brim with controlling leftist azzh*les.
My father still lives there and I will only be visiting CA one more time for his funeral. I might take Amtrak as I never tried it, but only if there are no mask or vaccine requirements. I survived Covid no problem.
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