@txblue_bonnet @KBTXRusty Not legally. The only time law enforcement can take into custody is when you are breaking the law or a doctor is willing to testify you are an imminent threat to yourself or others. They detained as long as they could. Once she was cleared, they had to release her.
@jazzman831@Logically_JC I’m more interested in someone who policies align with my beliefs and who tries to carry out those policies. I don’t care if they troll their opposition.
@SenTomCotton I realize you’re in Arkansas but I’d be willing to bet the vast vast majority of those folks have electric lights. Teach them how those things work. Problem solved.
My family of farmers and ranches have been getting up before daylight for generations. They all survived.
@herotimeszero And, like most things, the devil is on the details. A “guilty verdict” is not “final” and therefore not a conviction until all appeals are exhausted. Is a man who has been found guilty of a rape a convicted felon even when the verdict is set aside by an appellate court?
@ArtCandee Or the Avacado costs $4 dollars, the tariff on Mexican avocados adds a dollar so you either buy avacodos grown in the US or forgo avocados all together and Mexico looses $4 per avocado in trade (unless of course, they decide to play ball, help close the border and equalize trade)
@brithume If NY can prosecute federal election law via a state criminal statute (or use it as a precursor crime), then could border states use their current state conspiracy statute or amend their Organized Criminal Activity statute to allow state courts to prosecute fed immigration laws?
@reedgalen Tell that to the tens of thousands of protesters calling for the elimination of an entire race.
I guess racism is fine for you but not for them. Better to criticize a stoopid frat boy while justifying a call for genocide of the Jewish people.
@jemelehill The fact that you equate a frat boy acting like a fool to the calling for the eradication of an entire race is why we will, likely, never see eye to eye.