Master Of Concern
USA#2Author of original report
Mon, August 23, 2010
While some aspects of house bill 2515 seem nice, it is how the bill is being sold that is wrong. The bill was framed based on lies and gossip told by people who have an axe to grind with a specific individual. It is unconstitutional to pass laws that target a specific individual which is what house bill 2515 can be constructed as.
Bottom line is if you want to change a specific law, that's fine, however use facts to justify it, not half-truths out of tabloid magazines where they headline articles such as bat boy, or the 1,000 pound man who eats his own body fat to survive, or the half man half cow being. Laws should be passed because there is a legit case of justification, not because somebody has a family feud that wishes to drag it into our elected house of representatives.
Jeanski
Buffalo,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, July 31, 2010
I am not a fan of reality shows, and I think it is particularly disgusting that people like the Gosselins and Octomom use the media as a venue to support their families. However, I try to keep an open mind so I researched this bill by Representative Murt and found that it's actually pretty liberal. According to his press statement, the bill includes the following provisions: