3390 pts ยท March 5, 2013
I like most the things.
I have it on good authority that this picture actually took him.
Mario Mario?
Obvs. He's the dude who's disguised as a dude who's playing another dude.
Obvs. He's the dude who
I think the tl;dr is that if you can hear the accent it's being done for effect. Same with cockney in songs, sometimes.
Meme so old that unicorn is now magic glue.
And while we're at it, it's dress up like Nazis and Klansmen and then get all self-righteous when someone takes offense.
You must be fun at parties.
They're essentially fascists, right?
This would just create a privately drafted contract system enforced by regular civil judges. The only real change would be the hassle.
Look up lunch counter sit-ins.
To your credit, somewhat, the railroads did oppose state-mandated discrimination, funding defendant in Plessy v. Ferguson.
discrimination defined life in the south until the Civil Rights Act of 1964 banned it.
Even though it's too silly to consider, I looked it up anyway and was not surprised to hear you were wrong, and that private
Your right, I guess there wasn't any private discrimination. You wouldn't want fewer customers at your lunch counter.
I'm sure you don't believe that, but just in case: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heart_of_Atlanta_Motel,_Inc._v._United_States
Which is why we never had segregation in America.
This is the stupidest comment I've read all day. And I've read some stupid comments today.
I'm not arguing with a segregationist. Sorry, champ.
So yes, you are explicitly against the civil rights movement. You believe racial segregation should be legal. Not a winning argument.
I'm also surprised to hear there are so many people without need for seeds, tools, and raw materials.
That's not possible nationwide and you know it. You're aware you're explicitly against the civil rights movement, correct?
Everyone depends on employment, housing, food, basic goods, etc.
I like that you think landlords could be shamed, esp. in that circumstance. Anyhow, tried & failed.
What if your landlord wanted to kick you out because of your race or religion?
Also, this law is more expansive than all or most other state RFRAs in that it explicitly includes for-profit business entities
2/2 was passed for that purpose, and it will be the law discriminatory businesses rely upon when attempting their court challenges.
It's unclear whether this law will successfully allow challenges to anti-discrimination laws covering sexual orientation, but this law 1/2
What about Black people at my lunch counter?
I love running and I can confirm that I actually hate it.
I have it on good authority that this picture actually took him.
Mario Mario?
Obvs. He's the dude who's disguised as a dude who's playing another dude.
Obvs. He's the dude who
I think the tl;dr is that if you can hear the accent it's being done for effect. Same with cockney in songs, sometimes.
Meme so old that unicorn is now magic glue.
And while we're at it, it's dress up like Nazis and Klansmen and then get all self-righteous when someone takes offense.
You must be fun at parties.
They're essentially fascists, right?
This would just create a privately drafted contract system enforced by regular civil judges. The only real change would be the hassle.
Look up lunch counter sit-ins.
To your credit, somewhat, the railroads did oppose state-mandated discrimination, funding defendant in Plessy v. Ferguson.
discrimination defined life in the south until the Civil Rights Act of 1964 banned it.
Even though it's too silly to consider, I looked it up anyway and was not surprised to hear you were wrong, and that private
Your right, I guess there wasn't any private discrimination. You wouldn't want fewer customers at your lunch counter.
I'm sure you don't believe that, but just in case: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heart_of_Atlanta_Motel,_Inc._v._United_States
Which is why we never had segregation in America.
This is the stupidest comment I've read all day. And I've read some stupid comments today.
I'm not arguing with a segregationist. Sorry, champ.
So yes, you are explicitly against the civil rights movement. You believe racial segregation should be legal. Not a winning argument.
I'm also surprised to hear there are so many people without need for seeds, tools, and raw materials.
That's not possible nationwide and you know it. You're aware you're explicitly against the civil rights movement, correct?
Everyone depends on employment, housing, food, basic goods, etc.
I like that you think landlords could be shamed, esp. in that circumstance. Anyhow, tried & failed.
What if your landlord wanted to kick you out because of your race or religion?
Also, this law is more expansive than all or most other state RFRAs in that it explicitly includes for-profit business entities
2/2 was passed for that purpose, and it will be the law discriminatory businesses rely upon when attempting their court challenges.
It's unclear whether this law will successfully allow challenges to anti-discrimination laws covering sexual orientation, but this law 1/2
What about Black people at my lunch counter?
I love running and I can confirm that I actually hate it.