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Follow-up On Texas PI Law For PC Techs
boyko.at.netqos writes "Network Performance Daily has put out an in-depth series on the Texas law that requires private investigator licenses for computer repair techs, network analysts, and other IT professionals. It includes an interview with the author of the law, Texas Rep. Joe Driver, the captain of the Texas Private Security Bureau, RenEarl Bowie, and Matt Miller at the Institute for Justice, which is suing the state over the law. Finally, there's a series summary and editorial."
Dude! You not understanding what you're quoting is even worse.
1. Get nailed with a misdemeaner or minor felony. Tons of stupid shit can get you both.
2. Become a computer tech.
3. Fail government check due to "criminal record"
4. Continue working on computers ILLEGALLY so you can support your family.
Was that so hard?
It's typical for a reason. Kind of like how it's typically believed that the Earth is round. It's because it's true. And for all of our sakes here in the US, I hope that more people like you eventually get around to figuring it out.
Simply claiming that someone else's arguments are true contributes nothing to this discussion. You could have shown facts, figures, anything....but instead you thought you'd be clever by providing a "witty" insult.