If Congress outlawed gravity and someone jumped from a building, would he still fall?

Question

If a Republican pointed out that he'll still fall and on those grounds opposed the bill outlawing gravity, would Democrats claim that he was heartless and that he WANTED people who jumped off buildings to die?

Based on the minimum wage debate, this isn't as far fetched a scenario as it sounds....

Answer 1

Be careful. People who support minimum wage don't understand market forces, and they are very easily agitated.

To continue your point, should we really worry about the people who choose to jump?

Answer 2

If you a few how can bounce with a better speed than the get away speed, pace required to flee Earth's gravitational pull, you would "flow" clear of Earth and certainly not come again. You could more commonly die earlier than you reached the moon's orbit for those who in some way survived the go out from Earth's surroundings and such. There could be an enormously big quantity of stress for your frame; suppose what a spacecraft has to move by way of while wearing astronauts/ apparatus into area and it is product of metals. But for those who have been equipped to outlive the that, you shouldn't have water and different requisites of existence. How could you expel your waste and such?

Answer 3

You can outlaw gravity but you wont float...
No, Dems wouldnt pull that one on the Repubs.
Though democrates are the more emotionally driven candidates,by far, they are not as simple and narrow minded.

Very Very nice question :]

Answer 4

If neo-cons found a heart would they allow min wage earners enough money for transportation to/from work and clothes to wear to work? If Gas cost 60% more than ten years ago and clothes cost 30% more, should min wage earners walk to work bare foot wearing a toga?

Funny how this min wage increase supporter is doing so well for someone who does not understand market forces as narcissisticly stated below.

Answer 5

yes only faster.