Local council members want to ban businesses from using bulletproof glass

Because some politician has their HUA.

 

Does your mom kiss you with that mouth? Be serious now and actually think about why the law was passed.

 

Because some politician has their HUA.

And my mom was murdered by a mugger so you can leaver her out of the issue, get it pal.

 

And my biological mom hates me to the point where I'm no longer her child. Ask me if I care.

If you seriously don't have a better argument than a politician is a politician, then you don't understand basic politics. Politicians have reasons for acting and you need to find those reasons. I found it. Heck I argued against it, but I don't think you saw the irony. If you did, we wouldn't be here.

 

Wrong, I got a person elected to the U.S. Congress, I have a very good idea of how politics works, it is you who fails to understand such.

 

I'm sure you have, every vote counts after all. You're on the internet, those kinds of claims mean very little. You prove yourself here. I can cite the stated reason why the law was passed. You can't when challenged. You have offered no proof of your position. You can't prove it, because you can't.

 

And these are the same people who complain about "Food Deserts".

(look it up in case you're not aware what that means: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_desert , it's considered to be another phenomena associated with social inequality)

A food desert is an area without local stores that sell fresh food. Typically in certain low income inner city neighborhoods, where the only stores selling food are convenience stores. Allegedly it's because the neighborhood doesn't have enough money to sustain a store that sells fresh nutritious food. But the reality is high crime rates keep businesses away as well, and it's hard for a business with low profit margins on merchandise to stay in business with constant thefts/crime.

 

Raising $2.5 million is not the same as a vote, ever heard of Allen West?

During his campaign against Ron Klein in 2009 we recorded a video which was named the Revolution, I promoted the video to a number of media outlets and finally sold a license of it to the producer of Hannity on FOX News, that was the beginning.

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/fl-xpm-2009-12-15-0912150246-story.html

After the showed aired the money began to flow in from all over the U.S., mostly in small donations, but in the end totaling $2.5 Mil and the face time we got him won his election against the incumbent Klein, who we got kicked out of Congress early, causing him to lose his Congressional pension.

Rep. Allen West raises over $2 million in race for seat

9:39 p.m. Sunday, April 18, 2010 | Filed in: News

Republican Allen West has emerged as one of the nation's top congressional money magnets after collecting a jaw-dropping $838,450 in the first quarter of 2010 for his challenge of U.S. Rep. Ron Klein, D-Boca Raton.

West has raised more than $2 million overall, much of it from national buzz generated by a viral YouTube video.



I have been involved in politics for over 3 decades now and have an excellent idea of how it works and how make it work for those I need it to work for.

And might I ask what is your political experience?

 

How long before the courts become involved in the matter?

 

Wow, so cool. So much wow. So impressed. I'm going to let you in on a little secret. I'm actually a princess from a far away country called WelcomeToTheInternetWhereTitlesDon'tMatter. Or maybe that's a lie. Maybe I'm actually currently posting from the International Space Station and there's a secret ray the U.S. and China paid for and I'm going to spell out "You prove yourself based on how well you post, not what you say you do IRL. To rely on titles in the real world is a weakness that can easily be exploited when arguing with people who don't care about those titles and only care about content." in the sands of the Gobi desert. Wherever that is.

As for my political experience? Who knows? Who cares? I just know enough to be able to connect the dots between knowing a law was passed for a reason that I can explain.

 

Well, you see them in certain neighborhoods.

 

In other words you have zero political experience.

 

If you need to think that, I'm sure you can figure out how to.