Posted: Thu Jun 23, 2005 3:20 pm
Either that, or no one wants to see some skanks stink patch in a clothing ad. One of the two.They is some patriotic rednecks down in Bentonville.
Either that, or no one wants to see some skanks stink patch in a clothing ad. One of the two.They is some patriotic rednecks down in Bentonville.
She's been hitting the catnip stash again.Did you have to practice to be this stupid or are you a natural?
Clothing ad?Variable wrote:Either that, or no one wants to see some skanks stink patch in a clothing ad. One of the two.They is some patriotic rednecks down in Bentonville.
I guess they'll spend another week discussing how to amend THAT, if the amendment is not shot down.(k) The flag, when it is in such condition that it is no longer a fitting emblem for display, should be destroyed in a dignified way, preferably by burning.
Article 1, Section 8 of the Oregon Constitution --Variable wrote:Free expression? Sure. I'd love to see the passage of the Constitution that guarantees that.
I'll be over here waiting. ------------------>
Burning the flag is not an opinion, it's...burning the flag. It doesn't show displeasure with anyone or anything unless it's accompanied by words like "Iraq is the new Vietnam" or "Gitmo is the new Gulag" or whatever. Those words that provide the context for why you are burning the flag are protected by both the Oregon constitution and the US constitution, but the actual burning of the flag, is not.No law shall be passed restraining the free expression of opinion, or restricting the right to speak, write, or print freely on any subject whatever
It is a CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.Variable wrote:Burning the flag is not an opinion, it's...burning the flag. It doesn't show displeasure with anyone or anything unless it's accompanied by words like "Iraq is the new Vietnam" or "Gitmo is the new Gulag" or whatever. Those words that provide the context for why you are burning the flag are protected by both the Oregon constitution and the US constitution, but the actual burning of the flag, is not.No law shall be passed restraining the free expression of opinion, or restricting the right to speak, write, or print freely on any subject whatever
Opinions are voiced, written, or otherwise related via a form of communication.
Rack whoever (I think mvscal) said that this entire discussion is moot because the SCOTUS will overturn this anyway, since they almost always rule in favor of people doing whatever the hell they want.
While completely understandable, your complete, obvious lack of knowledge regarding how Oregon works renders your opinion worthless.Variable wrote: Opinions are voiced, written, or otherwise related via a form of communication.
It can be repealed, and I believe article V requirews ratification by 75% of the states.BSmack wrote:It is a CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.Variable wrote:Burning the flag is not an opinion, it's...burning the flag. It doesn't show displeasure with anyone or anything unless it's accompanied by words like "Iraq is the new Vietnam" or "Gitmo is the new Gulag" or whatever. Those words that provide the context for why you are burning the flag are protected by both the Oregon constitution and the US constitution, but the actual burning of the flag, is not.No law shall be passed restraining the free expression of opinion, or restricting the right to speak, write, or print freely on any subject whatever
Opinions are voiced, written, or otherwise related via a form of communication.
Rack whoever (I think mvscal) said that this entire discussion is moot because the SCOTUS will overturn this anyway, since they almost always rule in favor of people doing whatever the hell they want.
Withdraw your racks or face endless ridicule.
Sadly, I can still respect you for your opinion without agreeing with it or referrring to it as "worthless."While completely understandable, your complete, obvious lack of knowledge regarding how Oregon works renders your opinion worthless.
You can also repeatedly stand naked in a gallery stick your finger in your ass and smell it, and call it performance art. As previously said in this thread, dookie statues are considered "art." Big deal.Burning a flag would VERY MUCH be considered an "otherwise related form of communication." Fuck, a lawyer(not that it would ever make it to court) would just have to say that it was performance art, and it's case-closed. Period. No debate.
Well established? The only time it ever happens anymore (with few exceptions, nitpicker) is when someone is protesting gov't taking away their right to do so.Plus, flag burning is a well established form of expressing displeasure with the federal government.
Immediate dismissal? Who decides what constitutes "flagrant disregard?" Hell, that's more of a militant, dictatorial opinion than even I was being accused of in this thread. Quit trying to steal my thunder.And it's definitely NOT moot -- why would congress(or the republicans therein) think it's proper to do something that is in stark disagreement with the Bill of Rights? Impeachable offense-imo. Flagrant disregard for the BoR should result in an immediate dismissal from any elected position.
As if you'll ever shut up either way. I'm too lazy to look. You at 5,000 posts in 6 months yet? Hell, even Roofer thinks that's a lot.Withdraw your racks or face endless ridicule.
Wasn't meant as an insult....but whatever. It was "worthless" because you were so clueless as to the workings of the state you were commenting on, and their interperetations of law.Variable wrote:Sadly, I can still respect you for your opinion without agreeing with it or referrring to it as "worthless."
Comming from the king bandwidth hog of TNW, I'll take that as a compliment.Variable wrote:As if you'll ever shut up either way. I'm too lazy to look. You at 5,000 posts in 6 months yet? Hell, even Roofer thinks that's a lot.Withdraw your racks or face endless ridicule.
Only a buck to get into a tittie bar? I'm moving there.Dinsdale wrote: BTW -- tittybars are protected by "freedom of expression" here. They're not speaking ( or we hope like HELL they're not, or I want my buck back)
Huh?Mister Bushice wrote: Only a buck to get into a tittie bar?
Good idea. Maybe I'll go home and wipe my ass with one.Mister Bushice wrote:Not yet, actually. That amendment still needs ratification.
I will raise flag hell until then. :)
Haha. Fair enough. However, even as much as I spammed that board I don't think I ever posted more than 1,000 in a year. You've got 4,000 in six months. We...have...a....WINNER!!!Comming from the king bandwidth hog of TNW, I'll take that as a compliment.
While I've never been, I've heard some stories about the Mitchell Brothers joint in SF. CRAZY stories. But, you can't drink there.Variable wrote:In CA, as far as what I've seen anyway, there are no all nude bars.
I have, and never been arrested. If you don't know your rights, you have none. Most people don't. Nice try though.mvscal wrote:Give it try someday.RadioFan wrote:Yes you can, under a variety of circumstances.Variable wrote:You can't tell a cop to fuck off,
I wouldn't try it if you're ever visiting Suck Diego.RadioFan wrote:I have, and never been arrested. If you don't know your rights, you have none. Most people don't. Nice try though.mvscal wrote:Give it try someday.RadioFan wrote: Yes you can, under a variety of circumstances.
I had a friend who gave a cop the finger. Not a fucking thing happened to him.mvscal wrote::roll:RadioFan wrote:I have, and never been arrested.mvscal wrote: Give it try someday.
Yeah....sure you have. Idiot.
Next time try not to assume, jackass. The statement was "you can't tell a cop to fuck off. There are many instances where you can tell "a cop" to fuck off.mvscal wrote::roll:
Yeah....sure you have. Idiot.
Please tell me that you're not such a big vagina that you'd say something like, "Well I hang out with/am related to a cop and tell him to fuck off all the time and HE doesn't do anything about it!"Next time try not to assume, jackass. The statement was "you can't tell a cop to fuck off. There are many instances where you can tell "a cop" to fuck off.
Maybe you should reread my post.Variable wrote:Please tell me that you're not such a big vagina that you'd say something like, "Well I hang out with/am related to a cop and tell him to fuck off all the time and HE doesn't do anything about it!"Next time try not to assume, jackass. The statement was "you can't tell a cop to fuck off. There are many instances where you can tell "a cop" to fuck off.
The exception is not the rule. I'm not going to qualify every statement that I make, just so some whiny, simp of a man can say, "But that's not ALLLLLLLWAYS true..." and site some obscure, irrelevant reference that no one gives a shit about. Nothing worse than a nitpicker.
How about you feel free to shove your attitude up your fucking ass?Variable wrote:Oh, and BSmack, "my buddy" stories blow. Anyone who's reached the age of 30 has a buddy who's done every fucking thing on the planet. I do, you do, we all do. So feel free never to share a tidbit like that ever again.
Not a problem. While doing so, I'll use the other hand to give myself a hearty pat on the back for getting you to say someone else's attitude sucks. That's like Detroit saying someone else uses phrases like "KYOA" and "LMAO" too much.How about you feel free to shove your attitude up your fucking ass?
as he was driving by with an 'out of service' sign in the windowBSmack wrote:I had a friend who gave a cop the finger. Not a fucking thing happened to him.mvscal wrote::roll:RadioFan wrote: I have, and never been arrested.
Yeah....sure you have. Idiot.