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Wednesday, March 17, 2021

Oklahoma House passes bill to protect drivers who hit protesters

In a rare, early-morning vote, Republican lawmakers in the Oklahoma House approved legislation to grant immunity to drivers who hit protesters. 

On a party-line vote Wednesday, the House passed a bill that grants civil and criminal immunity for drivers who unintentionally injure or kill protesters while “fleeing from a riot.”
-Rurik

7 comments:

  1. Any bag limits?

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    1. Too bad we don't have cars with real fenders anymore or you could strap 1 to each front fender like my day did with deer.

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    2. I just hope you don’t have to tag the smelly SOB’s!
      Of course, with all the nose rings, shouldn’t be that hard.
      F Fisher

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  2. For gosh sake, do they actually protest anything out in Oklahoma?
    Daryl

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    1. They did, a dually with horse trailer ran them over. Guess I have a new hunting season.

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  3. On the one hand, this is probably a good law, and something like it is definitely needed. On the other hand - haven't seen a law yet that can't be grossly misapplied. Any TradAm gathering could easily find itself an unwitting participant in an impromptu Deathrace 2000 reenactment.

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  4. These articles about protesters blocking the road keep using that stupid word, "unintentionally". I'll start getting interested when it says "intentionally."

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