WARNING: Texas travel advisory

[HAB911]

All travelers (including U.S. citizens) should be advised, you many encounter:

- Illegal arrests
- Racial profiling
- Demands to show your papers

If your rights have been violated because of SB4, call the ACLU of Texas at 1-888-507-2970

Link to tweet

[stonecutter357]

1. K&R!

[ProudMNDemocrat]

2. Let us all BOYCOTT.....

Texas. Hit Texas where it hurts, in the pocketbook. As with North Carolina, Texas should be shunned. A monumental task, I know.


I will be god damned if I have to show papers anywhere I go in this country. My Mexican Grandfather would be enraged abut this if he were still alive.

[Dustlawyer]

5. I wish they would try that shite on me!

We do have some really wonderful people here mixed with some total dumbass assholes. I tell them if they don't want government they should move to Sierra Leon. I am tired of their making us look bad. If you find that Louie Gohmert is your spokesperson you should know that you are crazy and check yourself in to a mental hospital. Oh wait, you won'the have insurance!

[HAB911]

10. I'm with you, I live in Florida

same shit here

[calimary]

8. Welcome to DU, ProudMNDemocrat!

Like Indiana, too. After Mike Pence signed that sneaky-ass "my religion trumps your rights" bill - IN SECRET. Behind closed doors. When he was governor.

The boycott of Indiana caused an absolute economic horror show when the people became outraged, the publicity was terrible, and corporations and conventions of all kinds headed for the exits. Cost the state economy hundreds of millions of dollars. But that handful of nuns and friars who were invited to pose for photos with the governor - they were happy.

[MicaelS]

12. As a Texan, I say that is a good idea.

The only thing the Right understands is money, and the only to hurt them is in the pocketbook.

[Gothmog]

3. Yeah for the ACLU

[MineralMan]

4. I have tried to avoid Texas in my travels for decades.

Sometimes, it cannot be avoided, but when I must pass through that state, I do it as expeditiously and cautiously as possible.

While I'm sure there are many wonderful people in Texas, I will not be there to meet them. Sorry.

[mountain grammy]

6. We will visit our 90 year old aunt in El Paso

but will skip the family reunion in San Angelo. Would love to visit our sane relatives who have come to our side courtesy of cheeto, but El Paso is as far as we go, and back to NM.

[Chakaconcarne]

7. That's a beauty!!!

[Aristus]

9. Texas was once home base for my peripatetic family.

I went back for my grandfather's funeral in 2007. Haven't been back since. If things keep going the way they are, I don't expect I'll ever return.

There are places in this country that are far less batshit crazy, and where I live is one of them.

Happy Trails, Texas...

See you never...

[UTUSN]

11. K&R

[JesterCS]

13. I was born in TX

Only time I was there thankfully. Moved soon after to Arkansas

[HAB911]

14. I never lost anything in TX

was in Dallas many times for work, never again

Same goes for NC