In the olden days, you weren't supposed to present a law for enactment without first identifying a problem which only government could rectify and then stating the general policy behind the law was to rectify this problem.
So, I'm imagining the "whereas" clause of the Free Roadkill Law. "Whereas, Texans have been prevented from exercising their fundamental right to free meat caused by collisions on roadways and there has been a public outcry about this outrage, be it enacted....Therefore it is the policy of the Free Roadkill Act to allow any Texas citizen with first dibs on a dead animal on state roads to take it home and prepare it for consumption as they see fit.
I don't think it is actually against the law now to remove and eat roadkill. Of course, we must anticipate the Buzzard Lobby opposing this law. Come to think about it, buzzards should be protected too. We should not be removing their main source of food.
I don’t know. You need a notary to purchase a house or to file a lawsuit. It seems like weaponized discrimination to prevent the Muslim community from doing anything within the legal system.
Unfortunately, I'm in HD73, Carrie Isaac's district. She is a huge bigot so it doesn't surprise me the absolute bat shit bills she filed. Dr. Merrie Fox ran against her, who happens to be a lesbian married to another wonderful woman. Fox is also a gifted debater. Carrie was too scared to have a debate, just like all the other Texas Republicans who thought they could just two step their way to another win. Which made turning Texas Blue all the more gratifying.
In the olden days, you weren't supposed to present a law for enactment without first identifying a problem which only government could rectify and then stating the general policy behind the law was to rectify this problem.
So, I'm imagining the "whereas" clause of the Free Roadkill Law. "Whereas, Texans have been prevented from exercising their fundamental right to free meat caused by collisions on roadways and there has been a public outcry about this outrage, be it enacted....Therefore it is the policy of the Free Roadkill Act to allow any Texas citizen with first dibs on a dead animal on state roads to take it home and prepare it for consumption as they see fit.
I don't think it is actually against the law now to remove and eat roadkill. Of course, we must anticipate the Buzzard Lobby opposing this law. Come to think about it, buzzards should be protected too. We should not be removing their main source of food.
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What is the point of the notary ban?
I don’t know. You need a notary to purchase a house or to file a lawsuit. It seems like weaponized discrimination to prevent the Muslim community from doing anything within the legal system.
Scumbag billl
Unfortunately, I'm in HD73, Carrie Isaac's district. She is a huge bigot so it doesn't surprise me the absolute bat shit bills she filed. Dr. Merrie Fox ran against her, who happens to be a lesbian married to another wonderful woman. Fox is also a gifted debater. Carrie was too scared to have a debate, just like all the other Texas Republicans who thought they could just two step their way to another win. Which made turning Texas Blue all the more gratifying.
Forgot to say that I agree with you on the dance!
Arghhhh! Thanks for this one, Michelle. It's important to know the ignorance we're up against. Shared on bsky.