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[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@aceniederhoff @Robkearney1981 The tweet was quite literally about how, because it’s so common in the area, we don’t think it is special or unique….

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@_Zojka 1. No, Americans refer to pasta as pasta.

2. Certain shapes of pasta are literally noodles.

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@JeSuisUnDan 1. No, Americans refer to pasta as pasta.

2. Certain shapes of pasta are literally noodles.

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@BlackCowsMatter @JeSuisUnDan It came the fact that certain groups of Neopolitan-Americans translated ragu to gravy.

(Gravy never refers to marinara or bolognese)

There is an academic view that English “gravy” and Neapolitan “ragu” are actually both derived from the old French “grane”

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @AschleighJ @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban That’s not how case law works…

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @AschleighJ @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban you are conflating the fact that a state can’t ban non-residents from using all of its highways with the fact that a municipality can ban non-residents from using a specific road.

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @AschleighJ @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban absolutely nothing regarding the privileges and immunities clause would prohibit anything of the sort.

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @AschleighJ @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban the privileges and immunities clause would not, in any way, restrict a town from having a private road that non-residents can not use.

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @AschleighJ @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban https://t.co/SdYQmL2ZjC

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @AschleighJ @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban There is no other case challenging such a rule

Yea, because there is not a broad restriction on a municipal making a resident only road rule.

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @AschleighJ @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban There is no other case challenging such a rule

Yea, because there is not a broad restriction on a municipal making a resident only road rule.

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @AschleighJ @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban Leonia could have implemented the rule had they received NJ DOT approval…..

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @AschleighJ @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban I am not seeing what you think makes it illegal for a municipality to do so…

That injunction was a result of settlement by the city council (which was already split on the rule) as they didn’t want to fight the ACLU in court.

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @AschleighJ @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban The Leonia issue was because the state law bans blocking access to municipal roads that specifically intersect with state roads.

It does not mean that municipalities can not have a residents only road.

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@AschleighJ @JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban the law, in every state, covers protected classes.

“residents of another town” are not a protected class.

what do you not comprehend about that?

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@AschleighJ @JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban what did you not understand the first time I explained you’re wrong?

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@AschleighJ @JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban lol

“resident of another town” is not a protected class….

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@AschleighJ @JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban then cite the law…

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@AschleighJ @JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban cite one.

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@AschleighJ @JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban lol

“resident of another town” is not a protected class….

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@AschleighJ @JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban if they are not residents of the town, they absolutely can exclude them.

you do not have some constitutional right to use another towns pool….

[Mark @JonesMarkLB]

@AschleighJ @JOesterblad @PrinceHeat44402 @DaphneRHansell @StatisticUrban please cite what requires a town to open its pool to non-residents?