Un-freaking-believable... You can now be arrested for your choice of attire.

jAZ · Jan 31, 2006

Mr. P said:
They did escort her OUT. As far as arrest being outrageous, when you have most of the leadership of the Country in on place it's not. Hell, I'd a shot the bitch!

Yeah, and you'd go to prison and meet "bubba the love sponge" for having done so.

jAZ · Jan 31, 2006

manu1959 said:
so lets see they went up to her and said mame you are going to have to cover up your t-shirt....

she says no

they say then you will have to leave

she says no

they move to ...remove her....she resists...bang you are off to jail

Could be... under that scenario I'd be a lot less upset. So far, that's not the account. Like I asked just moments ago... show me where that's the account. Shouldn't be too hard if that's the case.

Hobbit · Jan 31, 2006

I looked it up. Seems as though it's illegal to have a political demonstration inside a federal building. Sheehan has turned herself into a walking demonstration, and until that changes, I doubt she will be allowed in any federal building. I also found out that she kept the thing covered until she had taken her seat. Seems that she knew it was illegal, or at least inappropriate enough that she'd have to sneak it in, but did it anyway.

insein · Jan 31, 2006

jAZ said:
Feel free to provide any support for your unsubstantiated assertions about the conditions for arrest. If you aren't just making that up, you should have no problem.

Feel free to follow blindly in the footsteps where others have ignorantly tread before you.

SpidermanTuba · Jan 31, 2006

Hobbit said:
It's the federal government, not a hoedown. There's a dress code, and a t-shirt doesn't fit the dress code, no matter what it says on it. Sheehan, being the exhibitionist media whore she is, chose to violate the dress code, probably hoping she would be arrested so she could claim it was because of what the shirt said.

Still - if there's a dress code, you tell the person to leave, and if they don't, you arrest them for trespassing. According to the article, she was literally arrested for the shirt she was wearing.

manu1959 · Jan 31, 2006

jAZ said:
Could be... under that scenario I'd be a lot less upset. So far, that's not the account. Like I asked just moments ago... show me where that's the account. Shouldn't be too hard if that's the case.

they asked her to cover up and asked her to leave that is in the article you posted.....one can only conclude that she refused

The ClayTaurus · Jan 31, 2006

Hobbit said:
I looked it up. Seems as though it's illegal to have a political demonstration inside a federal building. Sheehan has turned herself into a walking demonstration, and until that changes, I doubt she will be allowed in any federal building. I also found out that she kept the thing covered until she had taken her seat. Seems that she knew it was illegal, or at least inappropriate enough that she'd have to sneak it in, but did it anyway.

Where'd you find this?

And Jaz, give it up man.

Mr. P · Jan 31, 2006

jAZ said:
Yeah, and you'd go to prison and meet "bubba the love sponge" for having done so.

Nahhhh...I'd call the ACLU, I'd be out in 2 hours. :banana:

SpidermanTuba · Jan 31, 2006

Mr. P said:
They did escort her OUT. As far as arrest being outrageous, when you have most of the leadership of the Country in on place it's not. Hell, I'd a shot the bitch!

Mr. P, its folks like you that make me think maybe a college of electors isn't such a bad idea after all.

manu1959 · Jan 31, 2006

SpidermanTuba said:
Still - if there's a dress code, you tell the person to leave, and if they don't, you arrest them for trespassing. According to the article, she was literally arrested for the shirt she was wearing.

"She was asked to cover it up. She did not," said Sgt. Kimberly Schneider, U.S. Capitol Police spokeswoman, adding that Sheehan was arrested for unlawful conduct, a misdemeanor.

she wasn't tresspassing though

SpidermanTuba · Jan 31, 2006

jAZ said:
That's not what it seems given the story. If so, I could understand and accept that. I'm looking forward to this going to court. I bet they drop the charges, and if so, I hope she sues. It's outrageous behavior if all she did was wear the T-shirt and for it she gets arrested.

Relax, Jaz. When righties don't like the facts, they make them up. Its their way, get used to it.

SpidermanTuba · Jan 31, 2006

manu1959 said:
they asked her to cover up and asked her to leave that is in the article you posted.....one can only conclude that she refused

Why wasn't she charged with trespassing then?

SpidermanTuba · Jan 31, 2006

manu1959 said:
they asked her to cover up and asked her to leave that is in the article you posted.....one can only conclude that she refused

I don't recall any dress code in the Capitol when I went as a kid.

I'm sure its like what a lot of bars do. That is, the dress code is determined when you walk up to the door, and they decide if they want you in there or not.

So if there really is a dress code for the Capitol, what is it? And show me a link. Because I'm sure if there is one, it would be made public, so that visitors could be sure to dress properly. I sure as hell can't find one here http://www.aoc.gov/cc/visit/index.cfm

I think you guys are making this up. There is no dress code, provided you are dressed in a manner which would be legal outside the capitol, of course. You righties always make stuff up when it suits you.

Mr. P · Jan 31, 2006

SpidermanTuba said:
Mr. P, its folks like you that make me think maybe a college of electors isn't such a bad idea after all.

That's good, yer gettin smarter. :funnyface

manu1959 · Jan 31, 2006

SpidermanTuba said:
Why wasn't she charged with trespassing then?

i will type slow....she was invited....tresspassing is when you are not invited

SpidermanTuba · Jan 31, 2006

manu1959 said:
i will type slow....she was invited....tresspassing is when you are not invited

So why did they arrest her?

manu1959 · Jan 31, 2006

SpidermanTuba said:
Relax, Jaz. When righties don't like the facts, they make them up. Its their way, get used to it.

yall posted the story...you should read it

i am sure if al gore had learned to cheat i would have been allowed in with an "i invented the internet" t-shirt.....and my best buddy bubba has the sweetest smelling cigars

manu1959 · Jan 31, 2006

SpidermanTuba said:
So why did they arrest her?

did you not read the article

manu1959 · Jan 31, 2006

SpidermanTuba said:
I don't recall any dress code in the Capitol when I went as a kid.

I'm sure its like what a lot of bars do. That is, the dress code is determined when you walk up to the door, and they decide if they want you in there or not.

So if there really is a dress code for the Capitol, what is it? And show me a link. Because I'm sure if there is one, it would be made public, so that visitors could be sure to dress properly. I sure as hell can't find one here http://www.aoc.gov/cc/visit/index.cfm

I think you guys are making this up. There is no dress code, provided you are dressed in a manner which would be legal outside the capitol, of course. You righties always make stuff up when it suits you.

how many State of the Union speachs did you go to? did you stage a political protest with your clothing?

Avatar4321 · Jan 31, 2006

SpidermanTuba said:
Why wasn't she charged with trespassing then?

Because she was invited by a Congressman.

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