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Not only that it would be against state law, I wonder why police unions are being exempted. I guess everybody but the police, military and the like is disposable in a corporate state.
You've seen the illegal action taken by the teachers, think that should happen with police and fire?
Where'd you get that from? The referenced article surely didn't say anything like that and it did specifically mention what can and cannot legally be done to them. Article 1 You 0
Yes, it is a terrible idea to look beyond "an article". So, here we go...
Article 2, me 0. Does that make you happy?
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Arresting them is against the state law..not finding them and talking to them.
Oh, so this is more of that posturing, and some kind of (only a) threat? So, how long does it take for a state trooper to get to someone's residence?
Wonder if the Governor has any power to enact a law to fire the Dumb er...Dem Reps who fled the state and basically are refusing to do their job? Or can they enact a law which enables an override of the law that requires at least one Dem be there to vote?
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