WOULDN’T IT BE GREAT?

All stupid laws, wiped from the Books. . .

We’ve all seen them before, haven’t we?

Books have been written; documentaries produced:

STUPID LAWS

In Wheeler, Missouri, young girls are never allowed to walk a tightrope–Unless it’s in Church.

You must believe in God to be elected into office in Tennessee.

In Leecreek, Arkansas, no one is allowed to attend Church in any red-colored garment.

It’s illegal to have a sleeping donkey in your bathtub after 7:00 p.m. in Oklahoma.

Turtle races are not permitted within one-hundred yards of a local church at any time in Slaughter, Louisiana.

In Oxford, Ohio, it’s unlawful for a woman to appear in public while unshaven. This includes legs and face.

Please. . .PLEASE, I beg of you, DO NOT even think of tickling a woman under her chin with a feather duster, in Church while in Blackwater, Kentucky unless you want to hear the Judge’s gavel come slamming down as he pronounces a $100 penalty and one full day in jail.

Ludicrous, huh?

I’ve just mentioned a few that GOOGLE could provide a GAGGLE more for you.

IF WRITING IT DOWN IN A LAW BOOK COULD MAKE IT–LAW–COULD WE LEGISLATE

love

compassion

empathy

kindness

sympathy

peace

fulfilled dreams

answered prayers

____________________________________. . . .

Questionable. . .

Doubtful there could ever be laws enacted that would benefit the world–us–in such a way we would dare not break for fear of imprisonment.

Hmmmmmm of the Day: WE ARE IMPRISONED–Legislated or not–when we are not observers/keepers of the LAW of

LOVE
Compassion
Empathy
Kindness
Sympathy
Peace
Fulfilled Dreams
Answered Prayers

Would we dare risk, penalty, imprisonment, death, NOT OBSERVING/KEEPING such Laws?

Until WE HAVE. . .

we won’t. . . .

Never has the slamming of the gavel been more alarmingly L O U D

. . .and we more guilty.

DUCK…

The Book is in mid-air; long been thrown; it’s aim exact and ohhhhh,

it’s going to leave a mark.

Wouldn’t it be great?

Legislating the Un-Legisltable?

We can’t be imprisoned for not observing such laws and yet, we can never fully be free until we live otherwise.