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Nevertheless those sorts of laws are seen in other places having muddied the waters around encounters like in that end in shootings. >> we have seen the gun lobby change what is core common sense. i said this earlier but i'll repeat it again, if this is the sort of thing where stand your ground can be enforced then every u.s. postal worker, every amazon delivery person, every pizza delivery person, every girl scout volunteer, anybody knocking on your door now becomes somebody who is subject to be shot and i think particularly and i say this as not just a mayor, not just as a person in this com...

That people of color, that black people disproportionately will face because of defenses like this, it concerns me greatly so i do hope that this is a case where there is a conviction, but more than that, i hope and i pray, i don't know if it will happen but that some of these legislatures that allowed guns to be used everywhere and any situation finally say, you know what, this is a kid. this is a good kid who did not deserve this and what their fetishization of gun laws have done, this expansion of gun rights and protections so people are using them outside their cars and homes and now stand...

The Supreme Court will hear arguments tomorrow in a case involving a former Pennsylvania postal worker.

Eating, exercise for a healthier life not necessarily accommodate being overweight. >> especially with covid brick works i fly a lot i'm going to reserve comment on that topic. meanwhile oral arguments begin tuesday in the supreme court religious freedom case involving a devout christian postal worker who refused to work on sundays. this is on tuesday has not gotten much attention i think it's going to be one of these religious freedom cases is going to get a lot of traction should you have to work if you believe you should be resting on the sabbath. with then again why do players have to worr...

A Lancaster County man's case – which centers around how far employers must go to accommodate workers' religious beliefs – will go before the U.S. Supreme Court next week.