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7. So doesn't that make it a racist law. Doesn't that violate some kind of equal protection thingie?

Sun Jul 14, 2013, 05:48 PM

Jul 2013

I don't fucking know. I'm no lawyer. But I do have common sense.

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Gee, I'm shocked, shocked I tell you!!! Egalitarian Thug Jul 2013 #1

You don't say. LeftyMom Jul 2013 #2

This is exactly why the State Dept. must take this up. Avalux Jul 2013 #3

"...make a mockery of what lawmakers intended" Ruby the Liberal Jul 2013 #4

I already knew it. JRLeft Jul 2013 #5

It's just, "I'm scared of you, so I can kill you." Sparkly Jul 2013 #6

So it's a law that in essence advocates violence. Gregorian Jul 2013 #8

Someone is telling the truth. Baitball Blogger Jul 2013 #10

Open season on people. Crunchy Frog Jul 2013 #11