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Sure, he was primary sponsor of anti-droopy-pants bill. But hey, at least the bill provides that “a violation is not grounds for denying, suspending, or revoking the violator’s participation in a state college or university financial assistance program”

Also, his bill to establish a statewide curfew for minors, extends the curfew till 1:00 AM on weekends, and lets individual municipalities opt out.

See – a real progressive, he is.

(in fairness, he also has sponsored bills that are of real use – to take one example, protecting evicted tenants from landlords who would prevent them collecting their possessions)

my co worker was driving through SC this past month when on her way home from flordia, she stopped at a gas station to get gas @ like 3 in the morning, a cop pulled in and as she was getting in her car she hit her head and said fuck, well as she left she had four cop cars pull up surround her then the officer ticketed her for swearing in public her fine is almost 1100 dollars, make no mistake that is one thousand one hundred dollars, i am still trying to find out if tghats legal, because it seems so illegal to me

This is the bill that has no end.
It just goes on and on, my friend.
The senate started reading it, not knowing what it was
now they’ll continue reading it forever just because…
(GOTO start)

You seem to be trying to start a partisan political argument where none exists. If you’d like a fresh start, you can e-mail me and explain why I should reinstate your account. You might want to read the Moderation Policy first.

I’d be all for it, if they also make it part of the law that the sentencing judge has to read out a complete list of all the prohibited words to anyone violating this law.

“All rise! The honorable Judge Carlin, presiding.”

Does his ban just apply to English? Both British English and American? Any Pidgeon English dialects included in his proposed law? Can we curse that Arschloch in other languages? Will that be legal?

Methinks Sen. Robert “Runkkari” Ford is getting in a little over his head here.

B*M
B*TTY
P*X
KN*CKERS
W**-W**
SEMPRINI

–Charlie

“Robert Ford, you have been fined one credit for violation of the verbal morality code.”

We should propose a bill making it illegal for him to use adjectives.

“… and to keep damn kids off his lawn” :)

But in response to comment #60, profanity specifically refers to using sacred terms in a profane manner, and the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment really should block establishing any particular religion’s sacred terms as deserving of special protection. Banning non-religious vulgar words and expressions, which his bill also does, violates free speech in general, but banning profanity gets the Constitutional double-whammy.