[billbears]

Unbelievable.

I agree. Interesting isn't it that the state law has been in place for so long with no complaints by the majority of the citizens or no constitutional challenges but yet now this law needs to fall so quickly so we can quicken our pace to debauchery.

If the citizens elected their state representatives that passed this law, then it should be enforced. No questions.

[from occupied ga]

If the citizens elected their state representatives that passed this law, then it should be enforced. No questions

And if the legislature passed a law requiring all civilians to turn in all of their firearms to the police, then it should be enforced "no questions" too? How about one that requires all Jews to wear a yellow star? Do you think that this law should be enforced "no questions?"

I find it very disturbing that someone who is posting on what is nominally a web site

to champion causes which further conservatism in America

advocates the enforcement of any laws "no questions"

[jlogajan]

their state representatives that passed this law, then it should be enforced. No questions.

Jawohl, mein fuhrer!

[BlazingArizona]

If the citizens elected their state representatives that passed this law, then it should be enforced. No questions.

Actually, it sounds more like one of those old laws that had been forgotten for years until some cop who badly needed to fill his quota that month could use it to add a charge to the original traffic offense.

Here in Arizona, a batch of forgotten anti-sex laws were recently discovered by someone rummaging through the basement of the Legislature. They were repealed right away. Our Christian Taliban - all eleven or so of them - vowed to make this an election issue in 2002, but their campaign sank without a trace. Good riddance.

[steve-b]

If the citizens elected their state representatives that passed this law, then it should be enforced.

  "What is your definition of justice?"
  "Justice, Elijah, is that which exists when all the laws are enforced."
  Fastolfe nodded. "A good definition, Mr. Baley, for a robot.... A human being can recognize the fact that, on the basis of an abstract moral code, some laws may be bad ones and their enforcement unjust. What do you say, R. Daneel?"
  "An unjust law," said R. Daneel evenly, "is a contradiction in terms."
    -- Isaac Asimov (The Caves Of Steel)

May your gears clank lightly within you, and may posterity forget that you were our countryman.

[rmmcdaniell]

If the citizens elected their state representatives that passed this law, then it should be enforced. No questions.

So if a majority of Texans decided to elect Nazis it would be OK for them to pass a law and kill all the Jews in the state?

[rmmcdaniell]

Never mind, Please disregard my last post. I see someone else has already ripped you a new one for your Absurdity