Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! (elementary school, live, law)

[nullgeo]

California governor signs bill outlawing

[dexter14]

All the serious issues facing this rotten state and senators actually have time to write a bill like this? Who gives a flying ****! How about we work on fixing some real issues here? Idiots

[happyinca]

I am sure Kim Kardashian is very relieved.

[Ghostly1]

Some states respect the freedom of speech provisions of the Constitutions. Others don't.

Simpler solution, people should keep their sex lives private and not photograph or record them. But let's not get radical and consider so foreign a concept as personal responsibility when it's so much easier to just pass another nanny government law creating a new and possible jail-time offense.

[eureka1]

Originally Posted by mbell75

All the serious issues facing this rotten state and senators actually have time to write a bill like this? Who gives a flying ****! How about we work on fixing some real issues here? Idiots

You're obviously not a parent.

[eureka1]

BTW Capitol Daily just pointed out that Jerry was the youngest governor in the country when he was first elected gov. and as of this weekend, will be the oldest. And plans to run for another term! Thank God.

[zombocom]

Originally Posted by Ghostly1

Some states respect the freedom of speech provisions of the Constitutions. Others don't.

Simpler solution, people should keep their sex lives private and not photograph or record them. But let's not get radical and consider so foreign a concept as personal responsibility when it's so much easier to just pass another nanny government law creating a new and possible jail-time offense.

I like you're thinking, I'm gonna go put up a billboard of scat porn next to some elementary school.

[krudmonk]

It's a sign of the times, and government is putting a thumb over an issue that impacts people's social and professional lives. There is no problem with maintaining civility in society, or at least trying to. Nobody should be shamed forever because they once dumped an insecure psycho.

And to put the fault on people who photograph or videotape their private moments just makes you a self-loathing prude. Go back to the '50s, please.

[Ceece]

Good.

And yes, there is all sorts of time for people to be writing bills on all sorts of issues. You realize that having everyone stare blankly at "whatever problem you feel is worthy" even though they are powerless to do anything isn't an answer, right? The world keeps going and doesn't stop until 'x' is fixed before moving on to 'y'.

[Ghostly1]

Originally Posted by krudmonk

It's a sign of the times, and government is putting a thumb over an issue that impacts people's social and professional lives. There is no problem with maintaining civility in society, or at least trying to. Nobody should be shamed forever because they once dumped an insecure psycho.

And to put the fault on people who photograph or videotape their private moments just makes you a self-loathing prude. Go back to the '50s, please.

If you're responding to me, perhaps you might consider that some have moral and civil standards ad some would never commit a violation of trust. If public exposure of "private moments" is the new normal then I gleefully accept the label of "prude." An attitude of "anything goes" is one small step from a valueless society.