Bill proposes to change definition of “day”
Senate bill 1932, filed by Senator Hooper, once again seeks to change the definition of “day”. The language, contained in the definition of “Permanent Residence”, “Temporary Residence” or “Transient Residence” states, “A day includes any part of a calendar day.”
This would be disastrous. It would require registrants to register where they are physically present four or more times a year for any part of a day, during a calendar year.
As we did last year, when SB 234 tried to do the same thing, we will be making a significant push to oppose this horrible legislation, which also includes several other very harsh changes.
If you are interested in stepping up and joining a sub-committee of our legislative committee, that will focus on making our voices heard in Tallahassee, please contact [email protected] ASAP! We will need people to make phone calls, send emails and letters and even people who can show up in person in Tallahassee to make sure we kill this horrible bill.
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So in the extreme possibility that businesses are going to be labeled, how long until registered people aren’t allowed in Walmart? Being private property, and the extreme amount of cameras they have it wouldn’t be too out there to trespass people one at a time.
Just buy a few shares of the public stock and you will now be a shareholder of the company. I did that with the GEO group to get more info. Just saying 🙂
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That may be a good thing. If it comes to that, if a judge doesn’t see that as “punishment” where we are not even able to buy the basics to survive, we are doomed and the courts would be fraudulent and in contempt of dereliction of duty. If we are prisoners in our own homes, what have we become as a nation?
Even though I have never been a political person, I was hoping we would have had the chance to get our voting rights restored. But we got thrown under the bus.