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06-23-2018, 11:46 AM

I think a lot of potentially impacted online businesses will simply choose to not comply. Unless they themselves provide the evidence that PA would need to prove their case in a lawsuit, PA has no provable case to pursue in court. I do not believe that PA could force any company to self incriminate in a demand for such evidence.

I know that if I were still selling animals, and possibly impacted, that would be my choice. Sorry, but unless I am within the PA state boundaries, I don't have to pay a damn bit of attention to any laws that PA may pass.

Any government entity can get a law passed. That doesn't necessarily mean it is legally binding, much less legally enforceable. Heck, I can buy or make a speed limit sign and put it on the road through my property. Does that mean anyone has to obey it? Nope. But I guess some will, regardless.

Sometimes you just have to stand by your rights and say "HELL NO!"

06-23-2018, 11:46 AM	#16
WebSlave	I think a lot of potentially impacted online businesses will simply choose to not comply. Unless they themselves provide the evidence that PA would need to prove their case in a lawsuit, PA has no provable case to pursue in court. I do not believe that PA could force any company to self incriminate in a demand for such evidence. I know that if I were still selling animals, and possibly impacted, that would be my choice. Sorry, but unless I am within the PA state boundaries, I don't have to pay a damn bit of attention to any laws that PA may pass. Any government entity can get a law passed. That doesn't necessarily mean it is legally binding, much less legally enforceable. Heck, I can buy or make a speed limit sign and put it on the road through my property. Does that mean anyone has to obey it? Nope. But I guess some will, regardless. Sometimes you just have to stand by your rights and say "HELL NO!"