John Roddy
@roddyi
18 years of projection tech experience at the local movie theater
We can try, but I think that second option might be more fun. And it's probably already legal!
It is *imperative* that replies are locked before this gets messed up. And let's get another 321 likes please.
Just noticed this gem in the reply brief. The state almost directly admits that their justification is "you've stretch the law for us plenty of times already. Just do it again."
This has been my go-to for years. I've yet to encounter anyone in the UK who can disprove it (technically).
Don't write legal briefs right before lunch, David. Or really, at all. Ever. www.courtlistener.com/docket/73295...
Here's an excerpt from a law textbook regarding one of his other legal shenanigans. This incident was *before* he moved back in with his parents and subsequently sued them for identity theft because they claimed him as a dependent on their taxes. He's quite a... character?
IT WAS NOT THE BLACK MOLD. He's very certain about that. (Dr. Jaggers almost certainly does not agree, but whatever)
I mean, this text seems to make it pretty goddamn clear that Congress gets the final say, not the courts. I don't know how you'd write it any differently to clarify that.