jillio
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Each law is a little different.......and the big robes might see it differently. If enough states get pissed at the same time a whole bunch of laws might change
'scuse me? My red-headed, blue-eyed, so white he's nearly albino, husband had to show his green card a few times over the 20 years he held it. A couple times for employment, once for a traffic stop, I think a couple other times for one thing and the other.
Probably the cop didn't like red-heads and was profiling him. Or it might have been that not stopping for a red light thing that did him in...
Not if they can't get it past the Federal Courts. And racist discriminatory laws will never get past. The Federal Courts operate on legal prinicples...not racist rhetoric and overly emotional responses from highly bigoted people.
Oh, I see. So that means that this law is not racist and discriminatory?
Oh really? So the Supreme Court has never overruled a Federal Court?
Oh really? So the Supreme Court has never overruled a Federal Court?
US Supreme Court is part of federal court.
How would it be reacist? Is the law against an entire race?
US Supreme Court is part of federal court.
Oh, I see. So that means that this law is not racist and discriminatory?
How would it be reacist? Is the law against an entire race?
Duh, but see post 96
It was a specific response to Beowulf's comment "Nice jawboning, whiteboy. At least you won't be asked to show your citizenship."
Even white boys get asked to show their citizenship/green card when they've done something that warrants getting stopped by the police. That's all I'm saying.
Like I told Reba, if you can't see where the racism and discrimination are inherent in laws like these, I truly feel sorry for you.
disappropriate use of law toward certain people.
Not white boys that don't speak with a distinctive accent.
now that is funny.
He was in a car. How would the police have known what his accent was?