Very well written. Should be pinned for all to read and reference when arguments come up.

Ackchuallly (cue nerd pushing up glasses emoji here), I don’t think most of these laws ever started at the local level, although it does, at times, inspire such laws at the state level.

Back in 2010, the feds introduced THREE bills in Congress– a ban on Federal Housing Authority (FHA) home loans; a ban on obraning Unemployment Compensation, and a business loan through the Small Business Administration (SBA)

The SBA loan ban DID get signed into law. The other two were advancing; they both cleared the House, but did not pass in time. Thankfully, they were not reintroduced.

Back in 2014, the feds tried taking away SNAP benefits from Registrants; it was watered down to apply only to those who committed a sexual or murder offense after February 7, 2014, and they are not in compliance with their sentence or parole.

This goes back farther than ten years at the federal level. It isn’t often the feds push sexual offense laws like this but it isn’t new, either.

Although, the shelter ban law introduced by Nancy Mace was inspired by FloriDUH shelter bans.

Not sure why she felt the need to reintroduce the bill

Just like what we’re currently experiencing with the outrage “wave riding.” They’re using “the files” as momentum to increase the animosity towards us. She’s obviously attempting to jump start it in the midst of all the Epstein outrage. Lawmakers are calculating and exploit everything for leverage.

What’s worse is, those that don’t support these iinsane proposals against us are going to vote “yea” out of fear of being called a “pedo protector” on social media. It’s actually far worse than politcal blackmail because it’ circumvents truth and reality for outrage and retaliation.

YES, we ARE being victimized politically.