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North Dakota law lists fake critical minerals based on coal lawyers' names

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Re: North Dakota law lists fake critical minerals based on coal lawyers' names

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It's ridiculous how much of our bills are completely written by interest groups like the coal industry. I'm surprised they even reviewed it enough to catch it In 2010 Arizona passed an anti-immigrant bill written by the private prison company Corrections Corporation of America (now CoreCivic). We know it was written by CCA because they literally left the logo on the bill

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Re: North Dakota law lists fake critical minerals based on coal lawyers' names

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> The fake minerals are friezium and stralium, apparent references to Christopher Friez and David Straley, attorneys for North American Coal who were closely involved in drafting the bill and its amendments. > “It would be kind of embarrassing for the rest of the country to look at us and say ‘Really? Do you guys even know what you’re doing?’” > Anderson said the amendments were prepared by a group of attorneys and l…

If I don't clearly read the code Claude commits under my name I have done a bad. And yet. Making rules that will affect everybody?

HAHAHAHAHA LGTM SHIPIT!

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Proposed constitutional amendment: Within 30 days after a bill is made law, legislators that voted must pass an automatically generated comprehension test of the legislation at a 6th grade level. On failure they lose voting privileges for 90 days. On three strikes they leave office and a new election for that seat is called.

Re: North Dakota law lists fake critical minerals based on coal lawyers' names

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Interesting. Is there a link about this? I did a search and of course it’s all trash about “no Canada didn’t ban video games.”

Of course not. There might be a social media article but nothing verifiable.
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