Things You Would Ban

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I hereby ban the ability to refuse my demands. Give me lots of money. Now.

Ohhhhhhh you have got me going with this one!

Smoking
Alcohol
Illicit drugs
Big trucks (as in the long haul transports)
Religion (with Scientology up front and centre to go first!)
Extremist Capitalism
Extremist Socialism
Generation Rescue and other curbie groups
Mansions
Calling soccer "football"
Defining "normal"
Windows Vista
Junk Mail
Advertising junk food during children's TV programs
Fox News
Reality TV shows
"Unchained Melody" by the Righteous Brothers (gahhhhh!)
Late night parties
Kids who won't behave on public transport
Parents who won't do anything about it

That'll do for now!

I would ban the danish rip-offs of Idol. Punished by 1000 lashed with a wet human eating nudel.

Banning organised religion might very well make the world better... but people should be allowed their individual faith.

Plastic Bags
Branded Clothes

I'd like to ban Autism Speaks

I'd like to ban super models, who don't eat.

I'd like to ban the female slut look.

I'd like to ban baggy jeans, for guys.

I'd like to ban Reality TV.

Ok I'm going overboard now.

I'm going to ban cardboard.

I have to disagree on the bearing arms or baring arms ban.... on a sunny day its nice to get some color on your limbs. However, the gun issue is something i am firm on. Aside from the paranoid redneck stance, I wish to keep my firearms, because i am trained how to use, where to use and when to use them. There are classes and requirements in my state that make carrying a concealed weapon perfectly legal. It also makes you liable and responsible with what you do with it. Every person with a concealed carry permit has to go through a police department screening, have a written note from their psychiatrist if they are on medication or treatment, and pay for a training course. This training course covers not only concealed weapons laws, procedure and proper handling of a firearm, but also the proper situations a firearm can be used. A person must pass this course, written and on the firing range to even start the screening process for a license. I would rather have people who are trained and certified to use these firearms around just in case some nutjob decides to shoot the place up with his dad's gun. At least i know he would think twice about brandishing a weapon if he knows someone could be carrying and is trained to take him out on a few shots. I am hardly a gun nut, but we have hunters around here who actually eat what they shoot and teach their kids not to point a gun at anyone loaded, or unloaded.

Im not much on banning things, because i think it should be the choice of the individual to accept consequences for their actions and choose for themselves. Even if i think everyone else should think the way i do, I dont want them to be forced to. What's next, forced charity?

As far as religion goes, I dont want anyone to ban athiesim, or religion, because either ban is merely a lean towards fascism. If i am told i cannot believe in anything, I will surely break that rule for the mere principle.

I can't believe no-one has mentioned telemarketing yet.

*Smoking
*Alcohol
*Drugs
*Intense foul language
*Trashy clothing
*Loud rap music (Thank God no one does this in my area now!)
*Cheap or crappy houses and cars
*Anyone who hates 'Happy Tree Friends'
*Monster Trucks
*People I disapprove of
*New Palestine, Indiana
*Soft rock and bubblegum pop

I would ban telemarketing.
but i would also ban: stupid arbitrary regulations.
in fact if i had the power to I would removes most of the laws on the books today and replace them with a very simplified code of law that stresses personal responsibility. and doesn't expect the state to be our nanny.

I would also ban gun control everyone can and should be armed. perhaps I could go so far as to say that everyone is provided arms and training on good self defense.

i ban phonegames on television they are a rip off of money

cell phones in libraries