Chronicling stupid laws, our growing Nanny Nation and the everyday American lawbreaker.
Chronicling stupid laws, our growing Nanny Nation and the everyday American lawbreaker.
Only when you post a helmet-cam-recorded clip on YouTube of the crazy-looking dude in acid-washed jeans pulling his 9 mm on you, you find your home is ransacked for evidence, that you have to spend 26 hours in jail, and face 16 years in prison for illegal wiretapping.
With the text-walking epidemic now licked in Fort Lee, Maybe Chief Ripoli can do something about a potentially deadly activity affecting us all–talk walking. You know, focusing on talking with the walker next to you instead of focusing on your actual walking?
So what did these po’ boy provocateurs–these BBQ bad boys–do to inspire Atlanta’s Elliot Ness mobile-food-truck-hit-squad to layeth the smacketh down?
If it weren’t for crusaders like Sen. Fargo, kids in Massachusetts would live short, sickly lives on the verge of sugar-induced comas, unable to roll their flabby bodies out of their bariatric beds from all the apple fritters they ate at unregulated bake sales.
If you’re here, you probably agree there are a lot of stupid laws out there. You may be a Democrat. Or a Republican. You may think the way things are headed, a Police State isn’t too far off. You may think the …
Over the past couple years, I’ve bookmarked hundreds of news stories on stupid laws that take away our liberties. Stories like how New York has amped up its fines on people who smoke in public parks. And how the great business minds …
Glad you found Breaking the Law. If you came here looking for a homage to Judas Priest, you may–or may not–be disappointed. Breaking the Law‘s mission is to chronicle stupid laws, the prying politicians who pass them, the busybody bureaucrats who enforce …