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mahatmakanejeeves

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5. Because city code like this is getting widespread. I don't know the Richmond code, but

Reply to NullTuples (Reply #3)

Wed Dec 7, 2022, 02:46 PM

Dec 2022

it is quite likely that Richmond has similar code.

I linked to the DC code as an example of what you might find in many cities these days.

Thanks for writing.

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Spot the difference between these 2 things: [View all] lambchopp59 Dec 2022 OP

The press trying to gin this thing us a few notches with false poutrage. marble falls Dec 2022 #1

Refusal to provide service might violate a section of Richmond city code. mahatmakanejeeves Dec 2022 #2

Why are you quoting Washington DC law for Virginia? NullTuples Dec 2022 #3

Because city code like this is getting widespread. I don't know the Richmond code, but mahatmakanejeeves Dec 2022 #5

I can find no such ordinance. Plus it happened 3 days ago; someone would've likely mentioned it. NullTuples Dec 2022 #6

The GOP-packed courts are "falling" for nothing; it's very intentional. NullTuples Dec 2022 #4