[rsheidler]

I am fairly sure that such a bill has about 0.000001% chance of actually being enacted. And, as you point out, if passed, it almost certainly would not pass judicial revue.



In reality, it seems more like a PR move by a politician who is promoting helmet laws, and/or who is rabidly anti-motorcycle.



As for site censorship, I believe that most is done by software, which has the subtlty of a sledgehammer.



eg, you can't use the word p!ss without replacing letters, in spite of the fact that it is commonly used in prime time network tv (not to mention it is used in the King James Version of the Holy Bible). Someone on another thread recently refered to the late, great director Alfred Hitch***** which was censored as well -- guess should have said "Hitchpenis"



Obviously, not a human doing that censoring.

 

[rsheidler]

Re: It could be worse

>>Happily, they won't harvest until death<<

Reminds me of the Monty Python routine where the family signed up as organ doners without realizing that they didn't have to die first to be called on to give up the organs. Can't remember for sure which movie -- Meaning of Life, or Life of Brian, perhaps?

 

[rsheidler]

Re: It could be worse

Hey, I got a couple of people working for me who still are brain dead!

Bob

 

[rsheidler]

Re: Thank You, God!

Excellent work, Gabe

Given the fact that New Mexico consistantly ranks near the bottom of the list of states in terms of per capita income and other economic indicators, this may be a huge boon to their ecomomy. New Mexico will be the organ donor capital of the US. Open up high-end medical clinics in Santa Fe and Taos, where rich Californians and New Yorkers can check in, and enjoy the beautifull spa setting while selecting the replacement organ of their choice, and recovering from the transplant surgery.

Thanks for the suggestion

Bob

 

[rsheidler]

Re: It could be worse

If you accept the premise of some of the posters on prior threads regarding helmet useage, by definition, helmetless riders are brain dead.

This could lead to the situation of seemingly healthy young helmetless riders being pulled over by New Mexico State Troopers and being required to donate needed organs. This IS sounding more and more like the Monty Python routine!