But only if they lose, in which case they should have been denied.

A law delayed is a law denied.

But only if they lose, in which case they should have been denied.

A law delayed is a law denied.

I'll be more direct this time: no it isn't. If they win, then the law takes effect. The opposite of denied. But if you don't have anything more to say, and repost the same thing, you can have the last word.

While all these scumbag lawyers, putting in their two hour days, fiddly fuck around, they are denying the majority of the people of Arizona the protection of this law to keep criminals from being released on the streets, and from being raped and murdered in their beds. :p:

If they win, and the law takes effect, I doubt the rape or murder rates, in or out of bed, will be affected.

Pretty cavalier with the lives of innocent women and children.

I doubt the rape or murder rates, in or out of bed, old or young, male or female, innocent or guilty, will be affected.

I'm sure your doubts, thousands of miles away, will allow them to sleep better tonight. :rolleyes:

Them? I guess we're now talking about innocent women and children who hypothetically lie awake at night worrying that immigants will rape and/or kill them. Conversations with you certainly can go to unusual places.

They'll sleep better if they get their irrational fears under control. They probably should turn off Fox and Limbaugh, since the immigrant fearmongering won't stop even if the law takes effect, which will continue to disturb their sleep indefinitely.

I must also say that it is irresponsible for the hypothetical parents to be getting their hypothetical children so scared of immigrant rapist murderers that they can't sleep.

Wow.

Wow

Wow.

MOM