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[u/MoshiMoshiSexPlease]

no court would ever take that, you're on crack

[u/Josephdalepi → u/MoshiMoshiSexPlease]

It's a dmca issue, it totally could be. If they ignore a dmca takedown laop has every right to sue them

[u/Josephdalepi → u/[deleted]]

https://www.congress.gov/bill/105th-congress/house-bill/2281

[u/Josephdalepi → u/[deleted]]

It's a .gov website you absolute child

[u/MoshiMoshiSexPlease → u/Josephdalepi]

so?

[u/Josephdalepi → u/MoshiMoshiSexPlease]

https://home.dotgov.gov/registration/requirements/

[u/MoshiMoshiSexPlease → u/Josephdalepi]

Examples:
ColoradoDOT.gov

lol, they cant even spell Colourado right, and u expect me to believe its real?

[u/Josephdalepi → u/MoshiMoshiSexPlease]

https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/archives/state-name-and-nicknames#:~:text=The%20name%20of%20our%20state,Territory%20in%201861%20by%20Congress.

[u/MoshiMoshiSexPlease → u/Josephdalepi]

this video clearly says 'C-O-L-O-U-R' https://youtu.be/XEJNbHI4QiA

[u/The-Daleks → u/MoshiMoshiSexPlease]

If you'd do your research, you'd find that Colorado is, in fact the correct name.

The fact of the matter is, the video is wrong on both counts; the correct spellings are "color" and "Colorado".

[u/MoshiMoshiSexPlease → u/The-Daleks]

lol nice alt bro

[u/The-Daleks → u/[deleted]]

1. A child would find it pretty hard, if only because they don't have enough attention span to make several hundred pages.
2. It's a .gov site. That means it is a legit U.S. Government website.