Sorry KOB, you're losing it.
I understand the law in all of it's perceived vagueness. I guess one would need to have a brain to understand sb1070, again, sorry for your loss. When I made the comment about discrimination I was not talking about the sb1070 per-say , but about racism and nationality. I also said that discrimination was wrong. You can keep dragging up that misstatement all you want, doesn't make you understand the law and certainly adds no credibility to your argument.
As far as your ridiculous twisting of a paragraph from sb1070 and an apples/orange comparison, I see no point in answering your asinine question. Now if you have a sensible honest question, restate it and I will try to explain my view point.
Please explain how am I twisting it? You have to support your statements. I also believe you ridiculously twist the meaning of the law a lot, so doesn’t that make SB0170 such a vague and ambiguous law? If it’s that easy to twist as you claim, you just supported my statement that the law is vague and ambiguous. Don’t be afraid, analyzing the law won’t harm you. And believe me, your credibility for discussing this law hit the ground when you made such a ridiculous and absurd statement such as: “Discrimination against illegals from Mexico is not racism.”-The Cowboy. So you can just keep ignoring my persistence for you to go back a few pages and finally discuss the law where I have cited it.