New laws go into effect in Kentucky
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- The laws range from regulations to curb violence to teaching cursive in schools.
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These new laws are absolutely fantastic! I’m so proud! 🥹❤
I glad there protecting animals
what about human babies.
The homeless one is sad and not right!
How do you figure it's not right? It's definitely sad but sidewalks aren't meant for living on, if you want to camp go into the woods; if you have to camp, GO INTO THE WOODS.
I don't want us ending up like Commiefornia, last time I was there you couldn't go a block without seeing three homeless people sleeping on the sidewalk, under a tree, they were EVERYWHERE. Most places have shelters, if you're CHOOSING to sleep on the street it's likely because you'd rather get high/drunk which the shelters do NOT allow.
My brother has been homeless, my mother was homeless and we ended up in an Orphanage, I've been without a home but couch surfed for a few months to get back on my feet. The thing is I am not without remorse for their suffering but prolonged homelessness is one of three things, due to addiction, do to mental health issues, do to a personal lifestyle choice.
If you want to invite the homeless into your backyard go for it, personally I'd rather not have people peeing/pooping on the streets.
Unconstitutional!!!
0.o Care you specify? You think it's unconstitutional to punish kids for gun related crimes? You a fan of animal abuse?
What exactly do you think is unconstitutional?
Put God,prayer and the pledge of allegiance back in school.
Stop with all the damn new laws good god. A Free country my Butt.
Which law specifically do you have an issue with? Keeping our sidewalks clear of camping tints? Making it a felony rather then a misdemeanor to harm a pet? Or is it just the idea of not being a PoS that upsets you?
Cursive requirement? A law no less. What a ridiculous waste of money to establish the need for such a law, collect a committee to write a draft of legislation, convince the rest of legislators to agree, to draft a final bill to send to the governor to sign. What a waste for a terribly outdated method of formal writing. Imagine leislating the use of the abacus for math instead of calculators. I feel sorry for the taxpayers of the state.
Imagine not being able to read historical documents like the Declaration of Independence or the letters written by your grandmother. Learning cursive is not ridiculous, it’s ridiculous that it had been stopped being taught. PS an abacus does not need electricity. If you learn how to use it, you don’t actually need it because you can use one in your imagination. Try using your calculator without a calculator.
@@dianaklien1560Imagine if they didn't know their rights in their own country's documents all because they didn't want to learn cursive and they thought it was such a "waste of money". 😂
@@AngryOvaries We are living in Idiocracy.
Historical document
And I do believe a signature is required for some documents to be legally binding.
That requirement might be over looked. But I believe its still on the books.
@@dianaklien1560 If a kid is so dumb he/she can't read a letter from granny with out a class, he's f*cked in life. Perhaps a class in critical thinking is a better option. Critical thinking is applying one learned skill to other situations.
Laws without help is control
Not teaching cursive was the dumbest thing so called intelligent people ever did.
They should really be teaching typing to kids if they want to equip kids with a usable skill.
cursive writing should never have been taken out of schools. all states that took it out were fools. legal forms still require a signature. hopefully also kentucky dont get wimpy and legalize pot. legalizing pot is just admitting we cant control lets make money on it
A signature can be written any way you like. Nobody uses cursive
Wacky tabacky is gonna make it’s way there either through congress or Memphis peddlers
You do realize you don't have to read cursive to have a signature? There's nothing in the law that says your signature has to be in cursive and legal documents are printed no longer hand written in cursive. You seem a little ignorant if I'm being honest, "Don't re-legalize a plant that has been legal longer then the USA has existed" we only banned it to create political targets out of blacks and Mexicans you dum dum. But I get it, people like you would rather people in pain use opioids, people like you would rather people who don't want to be controlled buy from the black market fueling the harder drug trade.
People like you don't know shit basically. You know who needs to use cursive? People who don't have access to a ball point pin, a keyboard, or are just being silly for the sake of tradition. Do you think we should bring back tablet etching too? I mean it's the original form of writing.
Cursive writing writing in script maybe we will bring back a little calligraphy Common Sense rather than take away the gun punishment for using incorrect I like to bring back prayer in the classroom the pledge allegiance The Ten Commandments the Golden Rule on the wall
Cincinnati has so many shelters! If you are on the street here it is a choice.
Being homeless is RARELY a choice, no matter what you’ve been groomed to believe 🤷♂️
@@michaelconnor6282 I am not groomed, and that is not what I said. If you are homeless in Cincinnati it is a choice.
have you been to a shelter i have i left in 2 weeks the one in my town has bed bugs and roaches this one guy kept threatening me i would never stay at a shelter again sounds like you never had to be in that situation where you had to stay in a shelter making it illegal to be homeless is just bs most of the time the shelters are full
wildcat country. really can't sleep on the street. where can you sleep. in the woods. if there is one maybe an alley. i've been homeless once. i was trying to sleep in my truck. in a parking lot. not to bother anyone and had a cop knock on my window. to tell me to keep moving on. ok if i keep driving i run out of gas. which forces you to spend the last bit of money you have on things you don't need to. (like extra gas) then forces you down a path most try to avoid. what you do want. for a person to go through your system because science says it the best way or does it make you richer why this way. when there is a better way.
Wow besides the animal cruelty sound like Kentucky just took like 15 years step backwards in time. I’m glad there’s a bunch of old fashion people that still in cursive. It’s gonna be so important in the AI future of code but maybe they should be learning I don’t know how old people what’s the code they should learn.
If one can’t put their thoughts on paper they are not educated
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DEI hire lol
Oh look a tard in it's native habitat.
Cursive writing has no value
Kentucky is a trash state.
Clearly you've never been to Indiana
Kentucky is a beautiful state as long as you stay away from Louisville area. Great outdoor activities, rolling hills,beautiful farms. Constitutional carry state. Lower prices in general ect.
You must be one of those loving, tolerant people I keep hearing about.
You have never been to Kentucky, or you wouldn't say some thing so stupid.
I live in Kentucky, and yes it is a piece of crap state, republican politicians keep all the money, nothing gets fixed and no help to people that are not rich, minimum wage 7.25 hour, most people in Kentucky can't afford food, shelter or anything, but hey they love to put homeless people in prison, and kill black people
I cannot think of ANYTHING, not one thing that is LESS important in 2024 than cursive writing.
Computers don’t use cursive. Phones & devices don’t use cursive. It is not a useful life skill, and hasn’t been for 30 years. Get over it 🙄
Historical documents do, such as our Declaration of Independence and then there are more personal items such as grandparents’ letters. Can you imagine our Country’s citizens not being able to read our Constitution and have to trust someone’s translation of it? They could claim it says whatever they want. Besides, there is something very special about being able to see and read those documents in person.
It taught me a level of manual dexterity that may have contributed to me being able to take care of anything needing doing, on my own, without handouts, all my life and provided me a very lucrative career in the skilled trades for over 40 years.
@@mrhalfstep You mean hand eye coordination, writing normal, typing, or painting fine details would do the same.
Should we bring back tablet etching? I mean it's the original form of writing. What about mandating teaching of dead languages like Latin?
@@dianaklien1560 Sure but that doesn't mean we need to learn to write in a Ink and Quill dead language. We can learn to read without writing in something designed to be used with a stopper of Ink and a Feather pin/Quill.
They stopped teaching cursive the year I was in second grade here in Kentucky, back in the 90's. We learned typing. I work in IT. I cannot imagine cursive being useful for ANYONE I know, outside of knowing how to make your own mark and if you look at lawyers, doctors, etc they don't write their signature in cursive they just use some chicken scratch nonsense.
@@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket umm, I think you have cursive and calligraphy confused. Cursive you can write with pencil or a ball point pen.