We Don’t Need Another Law

J.J. Jackson* | February 14, 2006

As a result of [members of the the Meadowood Baptist Church] unwelcome presence at these and other memorials, at least 14 states are considering measures to ban demonstrations outside of funeral services.

“I believe these families have given the ultimate sacrifice ? their loved one ? and they should be allowed to bury their loved one in peace,” said Kansas state Sen. Jean Schodorf, who has sponsored legislation to keep protesters at a safe distance from funerals and memorial services. - Fox News

The signs they carry make comments like “Thank God for Dead Soldiers!”

Ok - I take it back. I think we do need a new law but not one that bans the protestors. The law that we need is one that will allow the grieving family members to shoot one protester in the head each. Call it the “Extreme Mental Distress” Bag Limit.

Seriously, are these people so starved for attention and so unable to get face time and people to listen to them that they have to intrude upon private matters?

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