Individual
28th April 2004, 16:42
Another example of how far this country is going downhill.
Only this time, it is coming from the liberal side.
A democratic Louisiana representative, Derrick Shepherd, has proposed a bill to pass legislation in order to prosecute anyone wearing pants/shorts/skirts that expose their undergarments.
Violaters would be punished with a $500 fine, up to 6 months in prison, or both.
USAToday (http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2004-04-23-pants_x.htm)
Censorship continues to rise. With it, public outcries and pandomonium follow.
If this new bill passed, and in fact became law; would this then mean that I can call to have my girlfriend arrested for going out to get the mail?
Or how about this: I can call to have my plumber arrested because he bent over to fix the sink. :huh:
I have a feeling that a law that would dictate over clothing would not pass, especially with such steep penalties. However we can never be too sure, people do vote for these sort of things.
Only this time, it is coming from the liberal side.
A democratic Louisiana representative, Derrick Shepherd, has proposed a bill to pass legislation in order to prosecute anyone wearing pants/shorts/skirts that expose their undergarments.
Violaters would be punished with a $500 fine, up to 6 months in prison, or both.
USAToday (http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2004-04-23-pants_x.htm)
Censorship continues to rise. With it, public outcries and pandomonium follow.
If this new bill passed, and in fact became law; would this then mean that I can call to have my girlfriend arrested for going out to get the mail?
Or how about this: I can call to have my plumber arrested because he bent over to fix the sink. :huh:
I have a feeling that a law that would dictate over clothing would not pass, especially with such steep penalties. However we can never be too sure, people do vote for these sort of things.