I do not really agree with them saying they won’t take videos of gay people. If I owned a videography business I would personally take all the business I could get. Whether they are gay, straight, or bi I would take a video of their wedding if they asked me too. That company has every right to deny anyone service if they want to. They don’t feel right video taping a gay couple because of their religious beliefs, that is allowed because of our first amendment in the constitution. I feel that there was no need for a big lawsuit over this. They were just trying to get money out of people for no apparent reason. That was a huge waste of everyone’s time and money to take this to court. If you get denied a service move on to the next place and do what it takes to get your stuff done without infringing on other people’s beliefs.  If this would have happened in many different states, other than Minnesota, they wouldn’t even be allowed to take this matter to court. You are different than what people are used to. Get ready to be treated different. Life is easy if you make it that way.

My first memory is from when I was probably 2 years old. I was at a Roslyn baseball game and Tyler Block and Jeff Johnson gave me a piece of bubble gum and i just swallowed it and asked for more right away. (This was the first time I tried gum.)

The first lie I remember telling was that i was a backup spiderman actor behind hamann.

My proposed amendment

The availability of a minimum wage shall not be allowed. One shall work for the amount of what they are worth. Wage will not be depended on age, gender, marital status, or whether you have kids, but by a persons value to their employer.

Us-The pile of trophies.

Cs- Under armour

Ur- getting trophies

Cr- using under armour to kill animals.

5^th amendment

You do not have to answer any question you are asked if you don’t want to.
The 5^th amendment gives you the right to not incriminate yourself.

What is the historical background of this amendment?

It was added to the constitution in 1789 for the protection of the people.

What does this amendment mean today?

It means you don’t have to testify if you don’t want to. In the court room, you can get yourself in trouble without even knowing you are.

Present examples of current issues involving this amendment.

A Texas man’s conviction was overturned because of a 5^th amendment violation.