If I remember correctly, it had to do with all the sewage overflowing and the flooding from all the houses and everything. And then the water sitting so long, after a week I think, and becoming stagnant. And then houses and everything molding. People had horrible infections on their legs where they were walking through it. I was a teenager at the time, and can't remember exactly or hearing a lot about it.
At one point you could request one from the mods by sending them your own image, and they'd give it to you. I took to long to decide what I wanted. They changed it to where you have to have a certain post+comment score. I don't remember what it is. I just know I'll most likely never reach it. Kek!
My score isn't that great, and I've been here for years now. I do a lot of reading and updooting other posts and comments. I always check before posting something, and someone usually beats me to it. I don't want to duplicate posts. I work full time and have 2 young kids, so busy busy as well!
I completely agree with you. It's definitely counter to the separation of powers. Just like Congress voting themselves a raise all the time. I'm just pointing out that they changed their "law" to make sure it can't happen in the future. Will be interesting to see if a similar thing happens this next election with Kamelhoe being in charge of counting. Bwahahaha!
The link I provided is to "USC Title 3 Section 15. Section 15 of Title 3 of the United States Code, also known as the Electoral Count Act (ECA), outlines the procedures for counting electoral votes following a presidential election." It was changed last year so that the president of the senate is now just a figure head, but wasn't in effect for the 2020 steal.
The vice president is the president of the senate. The link I provided is to "USC Title 3 Section 15. Section 15 of Title 3 of the United States Code, also known as the Electoral Count Act (ECA), outlines the procedures for counting electoral votes following a presidential election." The president of the senate was supposed to open each certificate and ask for objections from the Senate and house, and if there were any objections, they were supposed to discuss and vote before moving on to the next certificate. But it was changed last year so that the president of the senate is now just a figure head, but wasn't in effect for the 2020 steal.
I thought Piglosi made it illegal after the steal? It has definitely been updated since to explicitly state that it's not allowed...
Parallels illegal immigrants and US citizens currently...