Note that it's labeled "terrorism" only in some interest group's "model bill."
Random interest groups are allowed to call whatever they like "terrorism," and they're allowed to write poorly thought out bills.
Also note that most of the bills are failing.
Even Missouri, where the article says one passed, you're just required to notify law enforcement if you witness animal abuse, and offer them copies of your video:
Random interest groups are allowed to call whatever they like "terrorism," and they're allowed to write poorly thought out bills.
Also note that most of the bills are failing.
Even Missouri, where the article says one passed, you're just required to notify law enforcement if you witness animal abuse, and offer them copies of your video:
http://www.senate.mo.gov/12info/BTS_Web/Bill.aspx?SessionTyp...
It's a strange type of gag order that only compels speech.
I mean, these are definitely still bills worth challenging, but the article seems to be embellishing a bit.