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I fully understand that laws are written with purposely vague language. My point is that the terms are not defined within the bills where they are used. Ask the lawmakers what the terms mean and they won't be able to tell you the precise definitions.
As I said, it is easy to placate the constituents by passing laws of this nature. They really won't change anything in the business world. Petroleum companies will still make huge profits and people will still complain about them.
I will make one more comment and stop here.
The terms within bills are purposely vague so that courts will have to decide what they mean. The wording of the bills allows lawmakers to placate their constituents.
No need to respond to this statement.
Told you he'd do it anyway.
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You, once again, failed to read. I have spoken the entire time on how there is nothing objective in the law and that while it means well, it fails completely. I also provided the consequences of the law as it stands.
But go show this to your "friends" and let them all wet themselves again.
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No, you said the terms were vague and undefined. Except all those terms have precise legal definitions. Now you’re saying the legal definitions themselves are bad. And this was after you initially implied there was pork in the bill.
Your reason to dislike it keeps changing. That’s because you were programmed to dislike it no matter what.
Why did you get fired from delivering pizzas?
There is literally NEVER a bill that doesn’t have pork. There is no miracle bill from our or anyone’s past that didn’t have pork in it. If you’re going to vote against every bill that has pork, then you will literally never vote for a single bill and honestly that is the stupidest proposition for a legislator.
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