It's times like these I have to remind myself that most people don't do statutory analysis on the regular.So... there's this thing about state legislatures. They write statutes... right? Just, uh... look at a state legislature and the typical legislator when you have a moment. Doing that will put a reaction of "that's not a very well-worded statute" into perspective.
If they're lucky. People love to gripe about ALEC writing legislation, but that actually tends (not always, but tends) to put into effect the thing it's actually designed to do. More often you get this:"We *tried* to ban dangerous weapons in the hands of minors, but we also know that hunting is okay, so we *tried* to create a carveout that would allow minors to still hunt, but we just weren't very specific and so read in its totality this kinda sorta excludes long guns from the statute. Who coulda seen it coming? Classic whoospiedoops."
so, if Rittenhouse is acquitted what happens in Kenosha? Anyone living there or nearby?
Kenosha? I'm more interested in nationwide agitation by future rittenhouses
Hopefully BLM sympathizers won’t set cities on fire in the future so we won’t find out.
Rioting and looting are bad.Going into a violent area with a weapon is also bad.Fukk outta here with that BS.
Yes they are. So hopefully there won’t be situations where either feels compelled to do either.
Ya. That's sure what you meant
