A bill filed by state Sen. Jim Norman, R-Tampa, would make photographing farms without the written consent of the owner a first-degree felony in Florida. Senate Bill 1246, simply titled “Farms,” has caused a stir among animal-advocacy groups for comparing a potential whistleblower who might expose the realities of factory farming — or even a tourist snapping a photograph of cows grazing in a field — with those who commit murder or armed robbery. #“This bill is particularly outrageous, and frankly Sen. Norman should be ashamed of himself for even introducing a bill like this,” says Jeff Kerr, general counsel for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (aka PETA). #The language of the bill, which is very brief, notes that video or photographic records taken “at or of a farm” would become illegal, and the guilty party could face the same penalties as a violent criminal — including a $10,000 fine and up to 30 years in prison. #
I'm carrying enough to cover mortgages, college and maybe a trip or two to Hawaii...but not enough to plant the seed of a murder plot.
:deleted: I told you FB was a bad idea. Not to mention my Mom & Cal call me CSB. Mrs. SLB got CSB on the back of my shirt for the MS Walk in June. 
Wimp. Yes thats my mom, God bless her. Shes seen and heard enough that a lube comment wouldmt phase her.Just landed..sitting in the plane because we landed 40 minutes early and have no terminal to get to.
