California is out of control and needs to be reigned in before it destroys our republic (suspected, rating)

[James Bond 007]

Originally Posted by Jimmyp25

Illegal ? Illegal as in, not following federal law?

Storming the chambers of a democratically-elected body and rounding up people you think aren't adhering to federal laws and trying them for "treason" is precisely the kind of thing they do in 3rd world dictatorships. If somebody is breaking the law you press charges on the individuals you think are doing that and go through the courts. It's amazing people like you complain about contempt for federal laws, and then for your remedy you advocate your own contempt for the rule of law. You're basically a dictator wanna-be.

[James Bond 007]

And, I might add, filing a lawsuit against the federal government is not violating federal laws. The California assembly has every right to do so. Their lawsuit may be wrong, but they have that right to file it. It is up to the courts, not you nor any "feds," to determine whether that lawsuit has merit or not.

Your statement has proven that you, not the California assembly, have ZERO respect for the law.

[Mike930]

Originally Posted by James Bond 007

And, I might add, filing a lawsuit against the federal government is not violating federal laws. The California assembly has every right to do so. Their lawsuit may be wrong, but they have that right to file it. It is up to the courts, not you nor any "feds," to determine whether that lawsuit has merit or not.

Your statement has proven that you, not the California assembly, have ZERO respect for the law.

You mean like the California politicians who protect illegal alien criminals?

[HockeyMac18]

Originally Posted by Mike930

You mean like the California politicians who protect illegal alien criminals?

Define "protect". And please cite your claim.

[KenFresno]

So in spite of computers, speedier access to materials, a more developed infrastructure and instantaneous communication. People in California in 1936 were able to design and build a longer span of bridge, at a much faster rate, at a fraction of the cost.

Only benefit we have now is the safety factor.

[CCbaxter]

Originally Posted by KenFresno

So in spite of computers, speedier access to materials, a more developed infrastructure and instantaneous communication. People in California in 1936 were able to design and build a longer span of bridge, at a much faster rate, at a fraction of the cost.

Only benefit we have now is the safety factor.

Yes, and hopefully a bridge that won't collapse and kill people in the next large earthquake.

[James Bond 007]

Yup, here's that wondrous 1936 bridge.

[Mike930]

Originally Posted by HockeyMac18

Define "protect". And please cite your claim.

Protect is to shield illegal alien criminals from deportation.

Sanctuary state bill, let alone all the sanctuary cities. Maybe you should look it up.

[payutenyodagimas]

Originally Posted by ringwise

Nobody wants them kicked out. They do want them to uphold the laws of this country. Something CA doesn't want to do, apparently.

federal govt enforces its own laws. the states and local govt have their own to enforce. even Texas or Arizona don't enforce immigration laws.

[hogstooth]

One good shaker and Hillarys' popular vote slides in the Pacific and our republic is saved

With so many earthquakes, is California next?