Politician moves to make vulgar Photoshopping illegal

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[TigerClaws]

Sometimes people don't appreciate flattery. They are so engrossed in their own grossly skewed view of the world that their sense of humor flies into the night like a married lover late home for dinner. How else can one explain the quite bizarre intentions of Georgia state Rep. Earnest Smith? He clearly sees a vast importance in being Earnest. He clearly believes that his constituents are so drawn to his Earnestness that anything that deviates it from absolute Earnestness deserves the full metal force of the law. Which is why he wants to make lewd, coarse, filthy Photoshopping illegal and punishable with a fine of $1,000.

[BO Stinkss]

Here’s how you post pictures in Freerepublic

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2883902/posts

[kevkrom]

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[Sicon]

Without even looking, I know this clown’s a democrat. All you need to know is that a person is calling for something very clearly unconstitutional, and you know it’s a dem. Free speech? What? 1st Amendment? Not for long.

[EyeSalveRich]

Thanks.

[rlmorel]

I’ll try to send some Info tonight...

[rlmorel]

Ah, I see you are all set...;)

[willyd]

What the he x 2 hockey sticks is THAT? Looks like a transvestite who chased me with a knife while on Shore Patrol in Naples... You should have paid her.

[rlmorel]

Hahahaha...I was on Shore Patrol duty, and was supposed to PREVENT people from paying her...er him...er...it!

[rlmorel]

Ah. One of the old favorites.

I can’t even laugh at it now. This guy is in office, likely will be for the rest of his life, and is making laws that affect me personally.

Now, it makes me want to puke when I see it.

[Cheerio]

The Bill of Rights does not include the "right to privacy" your friends made up.

Better inform SCOTUS cause they found it in the Constitution when inventing the right to an abortion.