A great example of the important work being done by our politicians in these trying times---as West Virginia Democratic Delegate Jeff Eldridge (using valuable resources and time) introduces legislation to ban Barbie dolls sales in West Virginia. Bill to Ban Sales of Barbie Dolls
Do people from the Great State of West Virginia even actually make enough money to be able to afford to buy Barbie dolls?
Interesting company for them to keep.... Here's an informative article with Barbie trivia. Note number 49. I wonder whether Jeff Eldridge is a Wahabbist.... -=Steve=-
The reason for this is simple - they represent a fantasy object and therefore make their farm animals much less appealing.
There was a legislator in Virginia who tried to outlaw those "bull balls" which some people hang from the backs of their trucks. They can bicker about stupid stuff like that, yet it took them how many years to finally pass a smoking ban which actually benefits people? Stupid politicians... -Matt
This is not surprising. If you want a world in which politicians and bureaucrats have the power to tell people where they can smoke, you get a world which politicians and bureaucrats have the power meddle in all sorts of other aspects of life that aren't any of their business. -=Steve=-
Gee, wouldn't that be a good economic stimulus for Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Virginia? Or would the good citizens of the Great State of West Virginia be arrested for smuggling if they were to attempt to buy their Barbie dolls in adjoining states?
The Florida Senate pushed the bill through last year but it didn't go any further fortunately. Florida Truck Nutz ban
I say why bother outlawing them? They send a message. And that message is: "Not only do I have a small penis, I also have teeny tiny balls." Do some people think it makes them look... virile or something?
