This is why we don't trust the government

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**KalashnikovMarine**

Melissia wrote:
KalashnikovMarine wrote:
the bill criminalizes what the state has determined is unconstitutional.
Ah yes, I'm sure that you'd also be okay with California criminalizing the war on drugs then-- and arresting federal agents sent to shut down marijuana suppliers/sellers/users?

That's basically what Colorado and Washington state have done, though they have yet to say they'd string up DEA agents for trying to prosecute legal recreational pot users. Personally I'm all FOR that. the war on drugs needs to end post haste.

**Hordini**

Sorry, I thought it was a quote but couldn't remember who said it. I ought to have said Oscar Wilde was confusing patriotism with nationalism.

**Ouze**

That was a horrible letter. Half of it was OK, but the whole second half just descended into, for lack of a better phrase, offtopic, full-bore derp.

**dogma**

Ouze wrote:
That was a horrible letter. Half of it was OK, but the whole second half just descended into, for lack of a better phrase, offtopic, full-bore derp.

I've always found it funny how closely state government resembles the internet.

Had the letter ended at "...-firearms regulated by SB 102." it would have been well constructed.

**Grey Templar**

dogma wrote:
Ouze wrote:
That was a horrible letter. Half of it was OK, but the whole second half just descended into, for lack of a better phrase, offtopic, full-bore derp.

I've always found it funny how closely state government resembles the internet.

Maybe they really are just robot androids built by Lizard people. The fools have allowed the androids access to the internet and its showing

**Ouze**

dogma wrote:
Ouze wrote:
That was a horrible letter. Half of it was OK, but the whole second half just descended into, for lack of a better phrase, offtopic, full-bore derp.

I've always found it funny how closely state government resembles the internet.

Had the letter ended at "...-firearms regulated by SB 102." it would have been well constructed.

Yes, I very much agree.

If I lived in Kansas, I would be very inclined to print and mail this to Mr. Kobach:

**Monster Rain**

I don't approve of trivializing the last words Jek Porkins.

**Grey Templar**

I swear, I can't see his picture and read his name with a straight face.

**Jihadin**

Good thing its a Space FIghter...well...if he was strictly a Space Fighter pilot...who never enters atmo.......weight issue...

**Ouze**

Grey Templar wrote:
I swear, I can't see his picture and read his name with a straight face.

A fat guy named Porkins - clearly the takeaway here is that sometimes fruit is delicious no matter how low-hanging.