An excellent editorial / essay on the machinations of the nanny state.
Seattle's and Washington State's chief anti-smoking nanny and enforcement personage. This is almost a caricature. Notice the smugness.
An excellent editorial / essay on the machinations of the nanny state.
Seattle's and Washington State's chief anti-smoking nanny and enforcement personage. This is almost a caricature. Notice the smugness.
Ping.
As is typical, the biggest Nazis have the smallest weenies.
That guy needs to be bitch slapped around for a couple days.
I wish that Roger Valdez would walk up to me and tell me to put my cigarette out. Go ahead Roger, make my day!
This is how it starts.
Definitely a good read...........and I'm only half way through :)
This article is an excellent primer on why my home city absolutely sucks.
These clowns do not have the Constitutional authority to ban smoking, especially in a person's home. There are a lot of things covered by the 10th; the Founders anticipated these jerks and so wrote the 10th. There is no need to enumerate every "right" of the people. On the other hand, the Constitution does not limit the liberty of the citizens. It does, however, limit the authority of government. I think the Seattle do-gooders have it backwards.
"That sounds like the justification floated by conservatives when they want to censor free speech or ban gays from teaching: We must protect the children!"
It was the damn liberals, notably that paragon of liberty (as long as its "liberty" to kill the unborn) the rotten scum bag, Hillary the Witch Clinton who coined the "its for the chillllrun" crap.
I don't have much hope that Seattle's "progressives" will get it, though.
Perhaps if we all switched to pot, we would have a right then?
Last I heard, King County voted to make pot a minimal crime, the same time they voted down their Starbucks Tax.
These people are called progressive? Something is missing here.
It's not "progressive" it's subversive. That's all it aims to do.
I was in Seattle last week. The "25 foot rule" has got to be the most ignored law on the books.
I was in Seattle last week. The "25 foot rule" has got to be the most ignored law on the books.
I was in Seattle last week. The "25 foot rule" has got to be the most ignored law on the books.
I was in Seattle last week. The "25 foot rule" has got to be the most ignored law on the books.
I was in Seattle last week. The "25 foot rule" has got to be the most ignored law on the books.
My gaydar is buzzing like mad...
I don't smoke, but just looking at this guy makes me want to slap him. Amen.