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Yes...lots of people routinely do stupid things that make our roadways more dangerous than they should be. No..it would not. Because of their mass buses react to crashes different than cars. This allows the force to be dissipated so it does not effect the passengers as much. It is also a safety issue to have children bucked in if there is a crisis situation like a fire given the bus driver is the only adult on board who could render aid and they could find them self disabled in a potential accident.
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Seat belts save lives but they also have another very important function that is rarely talked about, they keep the driver stabilized behind the controls of the vehicle. In any evasive type maneuver the driver will be forced away from the controls unless they are belted. I have seen quite a few unbelted people totally 'lose control' of their vehicle from a very minor maneuvers. They get pulled away from the wheel and pedals from the force and are unable to keep control of the vehicle because they are trying to hang on stop their body from shifting. Once you have seen a few ejections you
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Yup...I won't need them when I am dead.
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Lunch is very reasonable....many dinner dishes are in the $12-$14 range which I thought was expensive for what I got.
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Exactly...the law states it is legal to use deadly force to defend yourself from someone in your home if they unlawfully entered the residence with force....no other articulation is required because the threat to those inside is presumed to be true.
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Legally that would be no different than shooting them. Any force likely to cause death or great bodily injury is deadly force....that can apply to a gun, knife or baseball bat to the head.
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:clapping: :drinks:
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Local news from 2004 shortly after the law was overturned
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I just looked it up and did not find any state wide ban. They leave it up to the locals to determine if the county is wet/dry, if they allow Sunday sales and if they allow sales by the drink in restaurants.
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Georgia, Connecticut, and Indiana are the only 3 states which still ban all in store alcohol sales on Sundays at the state level. About a dozen regulate liquor sales only on Sundays.
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My point is the laws should never be in place to begin with, the overwhelming majority of local and state governments in the rest of the US understand this. The government has a duty to protect the freedoms of all, not just a select group. In the situation with alcohol we are discussing the sale of a legal product which is made illegal for one day due to a religious belief, not because it victimizes anyone or infringes on others rights. This country is founded on freedom. There are many things that other do that I do not personally agree with...however....I understand freedom and realiz
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....and politicians who are willing to protect the freedom of all, not just their group of supporters that they are pandering to for votes to ensure election.
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Laws, especially English common law, were historically based of morals. On that same note, morals do not come from religion though many different religions teach similar morals to their followers.
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I love their lunch specials.
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The government is supposed to protect the freedoms of all...not just the majority. There is no logical reason a product which is legal 6 days a week should be forbidden on one day simply because on one religions view of it. If someone thinks it is a sin to consume alcohol on Sunday then they have the freedom to abstain from it. Blue laws such as this is simply a religion using the power of government to enforce their morals.
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Actually many of the laws were enacted by a direct vote. Those enacted by legislators were done so in accordance with the wishes of their constituents. Unfortunately, many politicians turn a blind eye to the freedom and their oath to protect it. They do what it takes to get the votes...right or wrong.
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This discussion has been on here several times and I have found you will never change anyones mind no matter how you spell it out. You have those who like freedom and those who wish to have their religious morals forced on others by the power of government.
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I also do not believe the Governor should be involved and I wish Governor's clemency power should be abolished. By the time a case gets to the clemency stage it has been through the trial judge, jury, trial judge again, a panel of judges at the Court of Appeals, a panel of State Supreme Court judges and sometimes the panel at US Supreme Court. If all those people uphold it I do not think a politician should have the final say.
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The biggest tip is cooking the chicken correctly, especially if you are leaving the skin on. Many people cook it the entire time over direct heat which leads to dry meat....others cook it the entire time over indirect heat to avoid flare ups which leaves you with chewey skin and a 'soggy' exterior. You have to set your grill up for direct/indirect heat. If you are using charcoal you pile all your coals on one half of the grate, with gas you utilize 1/2 the burners. As you grill the chicken you move it from zone to zone. Put it over direct heat to crisp the skin and move it to the indir
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You have to look at it in context....there could be 10k people living in that 5 mile area as it is just outside Jacksonville.
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The USPS business model may no longer by viable on its own for several reasons, no matter what changes they make. The model could only be profitable by having a sufficient volume of mail which would offset the cost of a daily visit to virtually every address in the USA, 6 days a week. They have several things working against them: -sharp decline in the amount of mail while still having to maintain the same infrastructure which is actually growing -private industry leeching off the most profitable shipments -costs rising faster than the price of postage I don't foresee private
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East Hiram Pkwy - Public Information Open House
Ugadawgs98 replied to MillCreek's topic in RECENT TOPICS
Thank goodness...that would have a huge impact to the gridlock on 278 in Hiram during rush hour. -
Not surprising considering the general ignorance of people and their need to twist facts to support their agenda.
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The prior vote many years ago asked if the taxpayers would support a tax increase to fund construction of an airport....not if they wanted an airport. The airport was only built when funding was offered by the FAA.
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Yup....the renter pays it either way...either upfront or through inflated rent. Most of the time the owner just increases the rent as they are the one responsible to the HOA.