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Government: We reserve the right to bully the hell out of you but if we don't just chalk it up to "much ado about nothing".
Any indication that the voters of these towns are upset? I didn’t find any.
I think it’s weird, but surely these towns have the right to pass these ordinances if they want. After all, there’s nothing new about curfews for minors or loitering. Whether you or I like them or not.
Any indication that the voters of these towns are upset? I didn’t find any.
I think it’s weird, but surely these towns have the right to pass these ordinances if they want. After all, there’s nothing new about curfews for minors or loitering. Whether you or I like them or not.
Voters are sheep for the most part and certainly shouldn't be used as a barometer for rights.
Voters are sheep for the most part and certainly shouldn't be used as a barometer for rights.
That’s a very strange statement. So you’re saying that voters shouldn’t have the right to set curfews because they’re too dumb - or what, exactly?
'Oct 08, 2018 · Six months of jail awaits trick or treaters over 12 in Virginia town by Larry D. Curtis, KUTV Staff Monday, October 8th 2018 In parts of Virginia, anyone 13 or older who goes trick-or-treating can be sent to jail for up to six months.'
The law you linked was written in 1970 and is doubtful enforced.
I know, more "mansplaining".
Yes, I did notice that the Virginia ordinances are that old. Amazingly, none of them have wound up in the Supreme Court yet, even though several people here seem to think ithe situation is a serious infringement of their civil rights. Go figure.
Also, apparently they are actively enforced in at least one place. Why do you think that they’re not?
That’s a very strange statement. So you’re saying that voters shouldn’t have the right to set curfews because they’re too dumb - or what, exactly?
You set a curfew within your own home. What's odd is you wanting someone else or a collective of someone else's to do it for you.
Do you also need someone to tell what time to wake up, eat lunch, go to bed?
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