>>9675483 (LB)
Now she'll be on a search at Ancestry dot com for that "one drop of colored blood"
The Racial Integrity Act of 1924 (voted into effect by a Democrat majority) said that you're a "Colored" if you have any trace of blood other than Caucasian, but they made an exception for people like Fauxchantas.
I can almost smell the electricity in the air as the crowd of four people chant "Biden 2020!"
know what you mean, I sometimes get a real creepy feeling like I'm in a horror movie on the occasion when I see people like this, plodding along alone, head down, mask tight, as though they have lost their souls.
But my spirits are lifted when a complete stranger without a mask puts out his hand to shake mine.
While I applaud the sheriff standing up against tyranny, he still doesn't get it.
He is supposed to enforce the law, and arrest those who violate it.
There is no law, duly passed by the legislature, requiring the wearing of masks, nor making such an act a criminal offense.
So there is no duty for the sheriff to perform in regard to masks in the first place. Declining to enforce a non-existent law is like the sound of one hand clapping.
Yes, governor's orders aren't law, but the sheriff calls violations of them "infractions" and "minor offenses" which they aren't. In his mind, he just practices enforcement discretion, but thinks he could theoretically enforce the orders.
See what I'm saying?