Would be nice to see the faces of those proud boys showing up at school board meetings too. If they realize that, expect the bill to die quickly.
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Nah, all they'd do is just not prosecute them. It's easier to have a blanket law on the books that you can selectively prosecute for, as opposed to a targeted ban that could end up the subject of a discrimination suit.
As an aside, if assholes would get their fucking shots and stop willingly spreading disease we wouldn't have incredibly valid health concerns and want to wear a mask in public spaces.
You should also be free to be anonymous in public, which is what they have a problem with.
Crazy thing is, they want people to be able to be anonymous in public, just not who they deem as their enemies
Like how twitter only allows premium users to hide their likes on their profiles.
Surgeons gonna go raw dog?
The old republicans would feel uncomfortable with that.
and how is this not a 1A violation?
Ada reference?
Republicans really want to hammer their nonsense again
Makes it illegal to block traffic while protesting. Next will be legal hitting protestors with your car.
Already legal to hit them in some states :(