First amendment rights can all just f--- off! Or at least, that's what one South Carolina senator thinks. State Senator Robert Ford has recently filed a bill to outlaw profanity statewide.
If you do say or write a profane word, the act could be punishable by five years in jail or a $5,000 fine.
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If you do say or write a profane word, the act could be punishable by five years in jail or a $5,000 fine.
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What is I trip and fall, therefore hurting myself?
Profanity just flows uncontrollably out of my mouth.
What do you guys think?
http://www.scstatehouse.gov/members/bios/0606818109.html
...and I'm disappointed to learn he is a Democrat
come on... of all the possible future scenarios, Demolition Man was right? AND it was cheaper there?
I can't believe that anyone would waste their time with even thinking something like this up.
I wonder if they made up a list of profane words, and if they could be incarcerated for listing them. How would they refer to these words in the trials, without actually saying them?
Send Senator Ford a letter. I did:
http://sparkbox.blogspot.com/2009/01/lick-my-stinking-asshole-sc-senator.html
People like this make our state look bad.
I challenge you to go a single day without using expletives, just as a challenge to yourself.
But he needs to be sent the message that he's an idiot for even thinking he might float that sort of crap past the legislature, and that people everywhere are paying attention to that sh¡t.
Why do you keep saying you are a liberal....so is the douchebag who is proposing this.
If you love free speech and hate we "rethuglicans" vote Libertarian or smile and eat your shit sandwich.
If a word offends you, it's your own problem with the word, not the person who said it. When a word loses its shock value, it won't be used as a curse word anymore. So the more you care about the issue, the less likely it is to go away.
Monkey trumpets!
And be nice - I wasn't attacking anyone, I simply have an opinion.