I see that our favorite idiotic non-jurisdiction still can't figure out how to pull its head out of its ass.
Here's the quandary: I have two objectives in life. One is to get laid. The other is to work in my chosen field of expertise, a long-delayed comedy career I should like eventually to get on with. As far as the dating goes, I no longer harbor illusions of attracting anyone on my own merits, so I'm going to go about it the old fashioned way: I'm going to flash around wads of cash.
So where you come in is that I need you to say law words such that that heap of trash referred to by some as a "jurisdiction" provides legal indemnification to any who may wish, variously, to "get with me, " or to buy a ticket to my show. Either is okay.
The apex of your career, Senator, the zenith of your professional development, the glorious culmination of all preceding days in your storied legal odyssey, Senator, is to figure out precisely what law words to say, and in which sequence to say them, to get that lump of dog shit to legalize the placement of a ten-dollar bouquet of flowers on my doorstep.
And when that most august of entities in Washington, the mighty, mighty United States Government, has finally figured out how to make legal the "getting with" of a national treasure and, further, his economic participation in this world without having that piece of trash immediately run criminal background checks on his personal and professional associates, we'll know that it's morning in America.
So is that something that you think you can do?