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[quote=punch it in;1294179]Yes i am implying that conservatives are racist. Lol
Simply pointing out the fear tactics that Trump and the extreme right used. And i meant mexican caravan but the doors song got in my head. Remember the mexican caravan that was invading our country- rapists and murderers I believe made up 90 percent of them. Also SD i was calling trump a racist because he is one, [B]but never did i imply anyone else including chico and certainly not all conservatives were. Dont pin that crap on me.[/B][/quote] Hey, I said if...🍻🍻🍻 |
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[quote=punch it in;1294182][B]Except that the idea has been around since 92. Populist party idea.[/B]
I would just inject bleach into the economy or perhaps nuke a tornado. Hysterical that a trump guy jumps all over some notion of a trillion dollar coin but doesn’t even research first before he blames biden for a retarded idea. This on the heels of his messiah literally spouting retarded ideas for four years. The bleach n the nukes are just my favorites. Perhaps if we had taken advantage of the airports during the civil war we wouldn’t be in this situation. [emoji848][/quote] Can we use it to purchase Greenland? |
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[quote=Chico23231;1294224]It certainly does tax the rich in the red states. Texas is like 3 or 4 where it’s claimed the most.[/quote]
Youre right, I just looked that up. I thought Texas was a no property tax state and they are. But somehow they are one of the top 6 states that benefit from SALT itemized deductions? I guess the local property taxes are big? They dont have a state property tax. This was still a President targeting a certain group of Americans bc they didnt vote for him. Tax ALL the rich. |
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[quote=SunnySide;1294239]Youre right, I just looked that up.
I thought Texas was a no property tax state and they are. But somehow they are one of the top 6 states that benefit from SALT itemized deductions? I guess the local property taxes are big? They dont have a state property tax. This was still a President targeting a certain group of Americans bc they didnt vote for him. Tax ALL the rich.[/quote] The thing with salt and why it’s generally associated with blue states is the tax policy of those states. But people take the salt deduc all over the country…most likelly wealthy counties. Florida, North Carolina, Virginia…all over. The main problem with blue states and overbearing tax policy, combined with out of controlled spending… is folks in California and New York were leaving. Instead of belt tightening which never seems to be an option…they want no accountability, it’s ALWAYS bigger government. Why is accountability never the answer here? Accountability within federal, state and city government should be the number 1 goal in taxing and spending policy. Like why is there hundreds of billions not spent, sitting in the coffers of state and city governments from previous covid bailout bills? Shouldn’t we be asking these questions? I just don’t think folks know or even care about these numbers. |
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[quote=Chico23231;1294240]The thing with salt and why it’s generally associated with blue states is the tax policy of those states. But people take the salt deduc all over the country….[/quote]
I like good schools and health care and good housing market If you dont have kids, young and healthy, dont own a home .. then yeah, you dont care about those things. |
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[QUOTE=sdskinsfan2001;1294237]Hey, I said if...[emoji482][emoji482][emoji482][/QUOTE]
Fair enough and yes you may purchase Greenland with the coin! |
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This is the kind of shit that makes anything any other President ever does not that bad. Lol. I mean you will never and have never before seen any mans name let alone a politician (not that Trump is a politician he is just a puppet) on a sign with Jesus. If there is a hell Trump is literally going straight to it. Him and Jesus could not be more different in their philosophies. The really fucked up thing is these people are lying. Trump is their savior and they dont give a rats ass about Jesus. It is fuckin bat shit crazy folks. And why him? He literally is nothing like his base except for the racist crap which many of them applaud. Clown, draft dodger, shyster. Why do they think he is some tough guy or some hero. It is honestly the fucking weirdest thing ive witnessed in my lifetime. I know the cult is not news to anyone but when i see this shit i just take a step back and sort of ponder how many nut jobs are living amongst us. |
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Another school shooting. Another example of how the NRA funding the Republican party is getting in the way of gun control (I REPEAT GUN CONTROL NOT TAKING YOUR GUNS AWAY) and killing people. I mean all ya gotta do is look at almost any other country in the world to see we have a major fucking problem and there is a solution.
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This is the kind of shit that makes anything any other President ever does not that bad. Lol. I mean you will never and have never before seen any mans name let alone a politician (not that Trump is a politician he is just a puppet) on a sign with Jesus. If there is a hell Trump is literally going straight to it. Him and Jesus could not be more different in their philosophies. The really fucked up thing is these people are lying. Trump is their savior and they dont give a rats ass about Jesus. It is fuckin bat shit crazy folks. And why him? He literally is nothing like his base except for the racist crap which many of them applaud. Clown, draft dodger, shyster. Why do they think he is some tough guy or some hero. It is honestly the fucking weirdest thing ive witnessed in my lifetime. I know the cult is not news to anyone but when i see this shit i just take a step back and sort of ponder how many nut jobs are living amongst us.[/quote] Yeah it's hard to wrap your head around how someone can claim to be a follower of Jesus, yet also support a no class, morally objectionable piece of shit like Trump. Proof the religious right are perfectly fine with moving the goal posts when it suits them. |
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[quote=punch it in;1294250]Another school shooting. Another example of how the NRA funding the Republican party is getting in the way of gun control (I REPEAT GUN CONTROL NOT TAKING YOUR GUNS AWAY) and killing people. I mean all ya gotta do is look at almost any other country in the world to see we have a major fucking problem and there is a solution.
[url]https://abc13.com/texas-high-school-shooting-active-timberview-arlington/11089609/[/url][/quote] Now is not the time to talk about gun control. Next week, month and year aint looking good either. Seriously though ... I havent heard any great gun control ideas that would actually work but its alarming how many people in this country have military stock piles of weapons. [IMG]https://media.timesfreepress.com/img/photos/2020/06/05/1591380051_Greene-gun1_gs_t1070_h77c41ca0cad6d16f2f601006d75cc52e04cfe2c9.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]https://cdn1.opensecrets.org/news/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/08142254/majgreen.png.png[/IMG] [IMG]https://www.wfla.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/71/2020/09/Marjorie-Taylor-Greene.jpg?w=1920&h=1080&crop=1[/IMG] [IMG]https://i.insider.com/5f526b5ee6ff30001d4e7263?width=750&format=jpeg&auto=webp[/IMG] [IMG]https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2020/06/marjorie-taylor-greene-2.jpg?quality=80&strip=all[/IMG] [IMG]https://i.insider.com/607f8b6c44f4540019207dd6?width=1200&format=jpeg[/IMG] [IMG]https://arc-anglerfish-washpost-prod-washpost.s3.amazonaws.com/public/UVCUXSH6VQI6VMHEGUHE4YGMSE.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]https://cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/200922185526-03-marjorie-taylor-greene-qanon-congress-invs-large-169.jpg[/IMG] This is not healthy Campaign playbook is to have some random lady run for House in a solid red district and she runs a AR 15 giveaway for publicity Then we have nut bags in the house doing nut bag shit |
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[quote=punch it in;1294182]Except that the idea has been around since 92. Populist party idea.
I would just inject bleach into the economy or perhaps nuke a tornado. Hysterical that a trump guy jumps all over some notion of a trillion dollar coin but doesn’t even research first before he blames biden for a retarded idea. This on the heels of his messiah literally spouting retarded ideas for four years. The bleach n the nukes are just my favorites. Perhaps if we had taken advantage of the airports during the civil war we wouldn’t be in this situation. [emoji848][/quote] Populist party….lololol The frame is amazing. To be honest, I woulda loved a Press conference with President Trump explaining what it is. “You see we mint a coin. It’s a perfect coin, a beautiful trillion dollar coin. One side the glarious eagle and the flag. The other side me, President 45. I’m gonna take this coin, walk down the street and put it in the US Treasury Piggy Bank…and deposit a trillion dollars and like that, everything is paid for. |
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[quote=Chico23231;1294240]The thing with salt and why it’s generally associated with blue states is the tax policy of those states. But people take the salt deduc all over the country…most likelly wealthy counties. Florida, North Carolina, Virginia…all over. The main problem with blue states and overbearing tax policy, combined with out of controlled spending… is folks in California and New York were leaving. Instead of belt tightening which never seems to be an option…they want no accountability, it’s ALWAYS bigger government.
Why is accountability never the answer here? Accountability within federal, state and city government should be the number 1 goal in taxing and spending policy. Like why is there hundreds of billions not spent, sitting in the coffers of state and city governments from previous covid bailout bills? Shouldn’t we be asking these questions? I just don’t think folks know or even care about these numbers.[/quote] Were you asking these questions before Jan. 20th? You stay on script like the rest of them. |
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[quote=mooby;1294257]Were you asking these questions before Jan. 20th?
You stay on script like the rest of them.[/quote] No Moobs I’ve always asked them. Trump spent too damn much, no question about it. But remember who actually taxed the rich and who is now trying to give the wealthy a Tax break by eliminating and/or raising the SALT limits. |
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[quote=SunnySide;1294252]Now is not the time to talk about gun control.
Next week, month and year aint looking good either. Seriously though ... I havent heard any great gun control ideas that would actually work but its alarming how many people in this country have military stock piles of weapons. [IMG]https://media.timesfreepress.com/img/photos/2020/06/05/1591380051_Greene-gun1_gs_t1070_h77c41ca0cad6d16f2f601006d75cc52e04cfe2c9.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]https://cdn1.opensecrets.org/news/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/08142254/majgreen.png.png[/IMG] [IMG]https://www.wfla.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/71/2020/09/Marjorie-Taylor-Greene.jpg?w=1920&h=1080&crop=1[/IMG] [IMG]https://i.insider.com/5f526b5ee6ff30001d4e7263?width=750&format=jpeg&auto=webp[/IMG] [IMG]https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2020/06/marjorie-taylor-greene-2.jpg?quality=80&strip=all[/IMG] [IMG]https://i.insider.com/607f8b6c44f4540019207dd6?width=1200&format=jpeg[/IMG] [IMG]https://arc-anglerfish-washpost-prod-washpost.s3.amazonaws.com/public/UVCUXSH6VQI6VMHEGUHE4YGMSE.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]https://cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/200922185526-03-marjorie-taylor-greene-qanon-congress-invs-large-169.jpg[/IMG] This is not healthy Campaign playbook is to have some random lady run for House in a solid red district and she runs a AR 15 giveaway for publicity Then we have nut bags in the house doing nut bag shit[/quote] The over the top gun fanatic culture is cringe AF A gun giveaway? I mean WTF |
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[QUOTE=Chico23231;1294256]Populist party….lololol
The frame is amazing. To be honest, I woulda loved a Press conference with President Trump explaining what it is. “You see we mint a coin. It’s a perfect coin, a beautiful trillion dollar coin. One side the glarious eagle and the flag. The other side me, President 45. I’m gonna take this coin, walk down the street and put it in the US Treasury Piggy Bank…and deposit a trillion dollars and like that, everything is paid for.[/QUOTE] Bo Gritz. Populist party candidate. 1992. All ya gotta do is google it. Nobody is framing anyone. |
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I really cannot believe the audacity of the GOP with this debt ceiling. After Trump raised it three effin times. Now all of the sudden Mitch is putting his foot down. What a clown. He knows “the base” doesn’t even understand what is going on and could care less if the rest of us know he is hypocritical AF.
He is honestly the biggest two face ever. |
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[quote=punch it in;1294269]I really cannot believe the audacity of the GOP with this debt ceiling. After Trump raised it three effin times. Now all of the sudden Mitch is putting his foot down. What a clown. He knows “the base” doesn’t even understand what is going on and could care less if the rest of us know he is hypocritical AF.
He is honestly the biggest two face ever.[/quote] The audacity here is Senator Biden doing in 2006 Then-Senator Joe Biden refused to support a GOP-led effort to increase the debt ceiling, making arguments that closely reflect those advanced by Mitch McConnell and the Republican Party today. "My vote against the debt limit increase cannot change the fact that we have incurred this debt already, and will no doubt incur more," Senator Biden said following his "nay" vote in 2006. "It is a statement that I refuse to be associated with the policies that brought us to this point." Also today Alpha Predator Mitch McConnell made this offer, giving Dems more time WASHINGTON —Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says he will not block a debt limit extension into December, making an offer to temporarily end a partisan standoff just 12 days before the government's deadline to avert default. McConnell announced Wednesday that Republicans will not filibuster an extension of the debt limit “into December” to give Democrats more time to enact a long-term solution on their own. The statement from McConnell would appear to offer a short-term fix as the nation faces an October 18 deadline to lift the limit. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., said it’s not clear if Democrats will accept McConnell’s offer, as they have yet to digest and discuss it. The Senate is scheduled to vote on a procedural motion Wednesday that would suspend the borrowing limit into next year. The motion needs 60 votes to avert what the Treasury Department warns would be an economic calamity if the country blows past the deadline. "This will moot Democrats’ excuses about the time crunch they created and give the unified Democratic government more than enough time to pass standalone debt limit legislation through reconciliation," said McConnell in a statement. |
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[QUOTE=Chico23231;1294272]The audacity here is Senator Biden doing in 2006
Then-Senator Joe Biden refused to support a GOP-led effort to increase the debt ceiling, making arguments that closely reflect those advanced by Mitch McConnell and the Republican Party today. "My vote against the debt limit increase cannot change the fact that we have incurred this debt already, and will no doubt incur more," Senator Biden said following his "nay" vote in 2006. "It is a statement that I refuse to be associated with the policies that brought us to this point." Also today Alpha Predator Mitch McConnell made this offer, giving Dems more time WASHINGTON —Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says he will not block a debt limit extension into December, making an offer to temporarily end a partisan standoff just 12 days before the government's deadline to avert default. McConnell announced Wednesday that Republicans will not filibuster an extension of the debt limit “into December” to give Democrats more time to enact a long-term solution on their own. The statement from McConnell would appear to offer a short-term fix as the nation faces an October 18 deadline to lift the limit. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., said it’s not clear if Democrats will accept McConnell’s offer, as they have yet to digest and discuss it. The Senate is scheduled to vote on a procedural motion Wednesday that would suspend the borrowing limit into next year. The motion needs 60 votes to avert what the Treasury Department warns would be an economic calamity if the country blows past the deadline. "This will moot Democrats’ excuses about the time crunch they created and give the unified Democratic government more than enough time to pass standalone debt limit legislation through reconciliation," said McConnell in a statement.[/QUOTE] Sure you are feeling good and proud about your post. Sorry to shed light on these two important caveats. 1) The current state of affairs, and reason this needs to be done is because of Trumps spending. A Republican. You know who was President before Biden opposed and while Biden opposed? Thats right Bush. A Republican. 2) While Trump was President the Democrats supported three raises to the debt ceiling. So, McConnell needs to do the same. If it was a Democrat that put us in this position than I would have no problem with McConnell doing this. Honestly if Obama was the Potus last four years and spent like that I would totally understand Mitch saying you guys fucked up you guys fix it. But that isn’t the case. Not now and not in 2006. Wasn’t Bidens job to dig us out of Bush’s hole. It is McConnells job to dig us out of Trumps. Add in the fact that the Dems extended three olive branches to ole Mitch in extremely recent history and guess what? The audacity is back in your court brother. Thank you, come again. |
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Lol Trump. Y’all brains are so broken, literally thinking about him all the time. This has zero to do with him
Like the Washington Post and other Democrat Senators have admitted, Schumer doesn’t need 1 GOP vote to raise the debt. Budget reconciliation vote to avoid the filibuster needs just 50 which he has…Dems could do this at anytime folks |
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[QUOTE=Chico23231;1294284]Lol Trump. Y’all brains are so broken, literally thinking about him all the time. This has zero to do with him
Like the Washington Post and other Democrat Senators have admitted, Schumer doesn’t need 1 GOP vote to raise the debt. Budget reconciliation vote to avoid the filibuster needs just 50 which he has…Dems could do this at anytime folks[/QUOTE] Omg this response is so old and tired about our brains being broken and forget Trump. Yes Chico the debt ceiling situation has nothing to do with the man who raised our debt more in a four year period than anyone in history. Like literally up until last year. [emoji23] [emoji1787] [emoji12] [emoji12] Wait what? No really, what? Did you just…..what?!? And for the last time when one party does something with zero support from the other they catch all the heat - even when it is because the other sides guy put us here , even when it is necessary, so please stop with Biden can act in a partisan manner. No shit but it isn’t the ideal way to do things. You and Mitch now …you dont need us just do it. You and Mitch after we do it …believe what those fuckers did? Didn’t even wanna talk about. Just went all willy nilly and raised the debt ceiling. Unbelievable they are. Vote for us we would never do that. (Did it three times in the last four years.) It is fuckin unbelievable that u can say this situation has nothing to do with Trump though. Unbelievable. Wrong. And unbelievable. I keep saying this and it isn’t an insult, more of a reckoning- but you may not be as smart as i thought u were. It is a compliment actually but posts like that make me think im very wrong about your intelligence level. Someone on the right please help me out in good faith and explain to your comrade (pun totally intended) that Trump has EVERYTHING to do with this and doing anything without bipartisanship is playing with fire. You dont have to agree with the move, just the situation. It doesn’t mean you are a libtard just coherent. |
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he controversial ruler of Dubai has acquired a land and property empire in Britain that appears to exceed 40,000 hectares (100,000 acres), making him one of the country’s largest landowners, according to a Guardian analysis.
The huge property portfolio apparently owned by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum and his close family ranges from mansions, stables and training gallops across Newmarket, to white stucco houses in some of London’s most exclusive addresses and extensive moorland including the 25,000-hectare Inverinate estate in the Scottish Highlands. The Guardian has mapped these expansive private holdings linked to Sheikh Mohammed, who is vice-president and prime minister of the United Arab Emirates, using Land Registry records and company filings. The exact scale of his British landholding is not known because most of the properties connected to him are owned via offshore companies in the tax havens of Guernsey and Jersey. That raises familiar questions about the secretive nature of large amounts of property ownership in Britain, and whether it is structured in ways to avoid paying UK taxes when the properties are sold. [url]https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/apr/14/revealed-the-huge-british-property-empire-of-sheikh-mohammed[/url] Perhaps Im being xenophobic but I think we need to do something about limiting the amount of land and business foreigners and foreign companies run by state agencies can buy. During covid and this housing crisis .. I feel like its rich people and investments just buying up homes making it impossible for us 9-5 people to compete in this market. Anecdotally my well to do brother and some of his well to do friends all just went up to Bethany Beach and just bough houses. He bought his home without even seeing or touring it. Money laying around? Fuck it buy a second house. Just weekend getaway things for 600k to a few mil. That just inflates the market and makes its unattainable for native Bethany Beach residents. My little brother sold his home above asking on day 1 to some foreign guy out of NYC. That guy never toured or viewed the home. Rich people are just plucking up houses for shits and giggles and investments and rentals. Meanwhile Im looking for a single family home in the 500k range and everything is inflated and over valued. Gotta wait for some collapse at this point. Frustrating. |
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The push to drain China’s influence from the U.S. economy has reached America’s farm country, as congressional lawmakers from both parties are looking at measures to crack down on foreign purchases of prime agricultural real estate.
House lawmakers recently advanced legislation to that effect, warning that China’s presence in the American food system poses a national security risk. And key Senate lawmakers have already shown interest in efforts to keep American farms in American hands. The debate over farm ownership comes amid broader efforts by Congress and the Biden administration to curb the nation’s economic reliance on China, especially in key industries like food, semiconductors and minerals deemed crucial to the supply chain. The call for tighter limits on who owns America’s farms has come from a wide range of political leaders, from former Vice President Mike Pence to Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), after gaining momentum seeded in farm states. “America cannot allow China to control our food supply,” Pence said Wednesday during a speech at the conservative Heritage Foundation, urging President Joe Biden and Congress to “end all farm subsidies for land owned by foreign nationals.” Chinese firms have expanded their presence in American agriculture over the last decade by snapping up farmland and purchasing major agribusinesses, like pork processing giant Smithfield Foods. By the start of 2020, Chinese owners controlled about 192,000 agricultural acres in the U.S., worth $1.9 billion, including land used for farming, ranching and forestry, according to the Agriculture Department. [url]https://www.politico.com/news/2021/07/19/china-buying-us-farms-foreign-purchase-499893[/url] |
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This image just slayed me...
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More great news for CA:
[url]https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/07/business/tesla-headquarters-texas-elon-musk/index.html[/url] Bye Tesla!!! |
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[quote=punch it in;1294250]Another school shooting. Another example of how the NRA funding the Republican party is getting in the way of gun control (I REPEAT GUN CONTROL NOT TAKING YOUR GUNS AWAY) and killing people. I mean all ya gotta do is look at almost any other country in the world to see we have a major fucking problem and there is a solution.
[url]https://abc13.com/texas-high-school-shooting-active-timberview-arlington/11089609/[/url][/quote] Are we still blaming the NRA for this school shooting? I know no one here knew anything beforehand but just blamed the NRA anyways, the moment it happened. Oh, and that young adult is already out of prison on bond. Damn NRA again. And I'm just asking for a friend. |
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[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1294393]Are we still blaming the NRA for this school shooting? I know no one here knew anything beforehand but just blamed the NRA anyways, the moment it happened. Oh, and that young adult is already out of prison on bond. Damn NRA again. And I'm just asking for a friend.[/quote]
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[QUOTE=sdskinsfan2001;1294393]Are we still blaming the NRA for this school shooting? I know no one here knew anything beforehand but just blamed the NRA anyways, the moment it happened. Oh, and that young adult is already out of prison on bond. Damn NRA again. And I'm just asking for a friend.[/QUOTE]
What do you mean “just blamed the nra anyway “? Lol. This isn’t a lets way to all the facts come out. Only way NRA isn’t ultimately responsible is if Junior built his own gun SD. Otherwise it was bought somewhere and as long as guns are as easy to buy as baseball cards there will be plenty of them in circulation for nut jobs and children to getvtheir hands on them. The NRA is the obstacle between what we have now, and what we could have with better gun control laws. They obviously want every man woman and child no matter their age or mental health to have a gun. And as long as they are funding the GOP, the GOP will never allow stricter gun control laws. Stop acting like playing connect the dots there is the Pythagorean theorem when it is clearly 1+1. No they did not pull the trigger. Yes that gun was super easy for junior to get his hands on, and it doesn’t have to be. [url]https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/guns-crime/reports/2019/04/24/468951/guns-lies-fear/[/url] |
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[quote=punch it in;1294250]Another school shooting. Another example of how the NRA funding the Republican party is getting in the way of gun control (I REPEAT GUN CONTROL NOT TAKING YOUR GUNS AWAY) and killing people. I mean all ya gotta do is look at almost any other country in the world to see we have a major fucking problem and there is a solution.
[url]https://abc13.com/texas-high-school-shooting-active-timberview-arlington/11089609/[/url][/quote] From the article: [B]Rockhold said he has served in the military and he drew on that experience to instruct his son, telling him to keep his head down and be still to stay safe. When asked whether he had thought a shooting could happen at the school, he said his military training is also a reminder of life's dangerous realities.[/B] I cannot stress this enough but in an active shooter situation this is one of the worst things you can do. If you guys ever find yourself in the situation do not put your head down and play dead. Working in a school we receive annual training from BCPD on how to appropriately handle active shooters. 1. If possible and you can safely evacuate 2. Lock down in a room, closet etc. they are looking for easy targets like the guy sitting still with their head down 3. Counterattack throw anything you have at the assailant and run at him/her and scream. Less than 10% of police officers hit their target when under duress and it is significantly less for citizens. Once distracted assailants are easy to subdue. Especially in a work place where you are likely to outnumber the assailant. |
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[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1294392]More great news for CA:
[url]https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/07/business/tesla-headquarters-texas-elon-musk/index.html[/url] Bye Tesla!!![/quote] So he is moving from one state with electrical grid issues to another state with electrical grid issues? Being a genius does not equate to common sense. |
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[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1294393]Are we still blaming the NRA for this school shooting? I know no one here knew anything beforehand but just blamed the NRA anyways, the moment it happened. Oh, and that young adult is already out of prison on bond. Damn NRA again. And I'm just asking for a friend.[/quote]
It’s amazing he got bond. Here is why gun violence is spiking in shitholes across the country like Chicago: [url]https://chicago.cbslocal.com/2021/10/04/mayor-lightfoot-cook-county-states-attorney-west-side-gunfight-no-charges/[/url] It’s not really a cop issue, it’s the district attorney’s like Foxx who thinks not prosecuting criminals is somehow equity. It happening in Philly, Minneapolis, nyc, LA, Seattle, etc. The district attorney are personally responsible in the violence spikes across the country because instead of prosecuting based on laws on the books, they are activist who are enabling the acts of a violence across democratic run cities. |
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[quote=BaltimoreSkins;1294402]So he is moving from one state with electrical grid issues to another state with electrical grid issues? Being a genius does not equate to common sense.[/quote]
Moving costs money. So even assuming the grids are equal, there are obviously other reasons why they are leaving for Texas. And they are hardly the 1st CA company to leave for there. CA is doing something wrong that is making businesses pack up shop and leave. |
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[quote=punch it in;1294396]What do you mean “just blamed the nra anyway “? Lol. This isn’t a lets way to all the facts come out. Only way NRA isn’t ultimately responsible is if Junior built his own gun SD. Otherwise it was bought somewhere and as long as guns are as easy to buy as baseball cards there will be plenty of them in circulation for nut jobs and children to getvtheir hands on them.
The NRA is the obstacle between what we have now, and what we could have with better gun control laws. They obviously want every man woman and child no matter their age or mental health to have a gun. And as long as they are funding the GOP, the GOP will never allow stricter gun control laws. Stop acting like playing connect the dots there is the Pythagorean theorem when it is clearly 1+1. No they did not pull the trigger. Yes that gun was super easy for junior to get his hands on, and it doesn’t have to be. [url]https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/guns-crime/reports/2019/04/24/468951/guns-lies-fear/[/url][/quote] This argument will never change any minds that disagree with you. So no matter what the gun used is or the circumstances surrounding the shooting, every single shooting is the NRA's and republicans' fault? And let's not wait for the facts to come out to make a judgment? I think waiting for the facts for every situation is a good idea, and especially for something like this. This shooting, like 99% of all shootings, is one person's fault: The person that pulled the trigger. |
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[quote=BaltimoreSkins;1294401]From the article:
[B]Rockhold said he has served in the military and he drew on that experience to instruct his son, telling him to keep his head down and be still to stay safe. When asked whether he had thought a shooting could happen at the school, he said his military training is also a reminder of life's dangerous realities.[/B] I cannot stress this enough but in an active shooter situation this is one of the worst things you can do. If you guys ever find yourself in the situation do not put your head down and play dead. Working in a school we receive annual training from BCPD on how to appropriately handle active shooters. 1. If possible and you can safely evacuate 2. Lock down in a room, closet etc. they are looking for easy targets like the guy sitting still with their head down 3. Counterattack throw anything you have at the assailant and run at him/her and scream. Less than 10% of police officers hit their target when under duress and it is significantly less for citizens. Once distracted assailants are easy to subdue. Especially in a work place where you are likely to outnumber the assailant.[/quote] I understand but I will disagree with you here or maybe I'm just misunderstanding you.. The wife and daughters are school teachers and all teach young ones, Kindergarten,1st and 2nd grades if they can't evacuate to hunker down(my word) and yes cover up in a locked classroom . In their school all the doors are Steele with a 6by6 window(I think). If an "assailant" brings an AK 47 they aren't aiming they're spraying . |
Re: Fresh Start Political Thread
[QUOTE=sdskinsfan2001;1294430]This argument will never change any minds that disagree with you.
So no matter what the gun used is or the circumstances surrounding the shooting, every single shooting is the NRA's and republicans' fault? And let's not wait for the facts to come out to make a judgment? I think waiting for the facts for every situation is a good idea, and especially for something like this. This shooting, like 99% of all shootings, is one person's fault: The person that pulled the trigger.[/QUOTE] Come on man. In no other country in the world, for the most part, can anyone get their hands on a gun so easy. It is an epidemic in this country, and that is because there are so many guns in circulation and that is because they are too easy to get. The NRA funds the Republican party so the Republican party leaves gun control alone. None of what I just wrote is opinion. It is all fact. In too many other countries these morons cant get their hands on guns so easy to pull the trigger SD. It is why this happens so much in the United States. Nobody is saying they want to take your guns away man. Maybe just make it harder for every twisted fuck who wants to use them to kill other people to get their hands on one? Is that really an opinion that you do not share? Should it be so easy for almost anyone to buy a freakin gun?? My father in law owns several and trust me when I tell you that nobody is getting their hands on one of them. They are for the deer. It is inexcusable that so many of these people can get a gun at the drop of a hat. And it is a problem that can be solved if the Republicans would get more involved. They dont for one reason. The NRA’s money. You can call that an opinion but than you might as well call oxygen being necessary for breathing an opinion. Im not trying to change your mind about the second amendment dude. Nobody is. At this point we might as well sell them in 7-11’s though and that is a fuckin problem. [url]https://www.theregreview.org/2018/11/05/braga-cook-guns-do-kill-people/[/url] |
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There is no argument really SD. The NRA wants you to think there is an argument and so do the politicians they put in power. They want you to think that we want to take your guns away, abolish the second amendment. Make you and your families vulnerable. Etc. It is the total opposite. You and your families aren’t safe because idiots get guns as easy as they get candy.
We want it to be harder for these idiots to get em and we want to save lives by doing so. That cuts into the NRA’s bottom line. And that cuts into the politicians they keep in power from staying in power. Oh well. As usual money, power, and greed are pumping propaganda out to the masses in order to keep the status quo. That is wrong. We are all in favor of good people owning guns for protection. Not for moving metal for money and putting innocent Americans lives at risk for money. |
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[quote=Giantone;1294432]I understand but I will disagree with you here or maybe I'm just misunderstanding you.. The wife and daughters are school teachers and all teach young ones, Kindergarten,1st and 2nd grades if they can't evacuate to hunker down(my word) and yes cover up in a locked classroom . In their school all the doors are Steele with a 6by6 window(I think). If an "assailant" brings an AK 47 they aren't aiming they're spraying .[/quote]
That is a lock down. You lock and barricade. Not the same as lying still and putting your head down. Once they are in though your best course of action is to counter. They might be spraying but if you have twenty kids all scattered and throwing objects it would be distracting. I certainly wouldn't just sit there if they come through the door. |
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[quote=punch it in;1294441]Come on man. In no other country in the world, for the most part, can anyone get their hands on a gun so easy.
It is an epidemic in this country, and that is because there are so many guns in circulation and that is because they are too easy to get. The NRA funds the Republican party so the Republican party leaves gun control alone. None of what I just wrote is opinion. It is all fact. In too many other countries these morons cant get their hands on guns so easy to pull the trigger SD. It is why this happens so much in the United States. Nobody is saying they want to take your guns away man. Maybe just make it harder for every twisted fuck who wants to use them to kill other people to get their hands on one? Is that really an opinion that you do not share? Should it be so easy for almost anyone to buy a freakin gun?? My father in law owns several and trust me when I tell you that nobody is getting their hands on one of them. They are for the deer. It is inexcusable that so many of these people can get a gun at the drop of a hat. And it is a problem that can be solved if the Republicans would get more involved. They dont for one reason. The NRA’s money. You can call that an opinion but than you might as well call oxygen being necessary for breathing an opinion. Im not trying to change your mind about the second amendment dude. Nobody is. At this point we might as well sell them in 7-11’s though and that is a fuckin problem. [url]https://www.theregreview.org/2018/11/05/braga-cook-guns-do-kill-people/[/url][/quote] I think it should be easy for every American that is legally allowed to own a gun to get one. And I absolutely oppose trying to limit what type of gun people can get. I'd rather live in a free society with our constitutional rights and possibly die in a random shooting, than live in an oppressed society where the government tells me what I can and can't have. I'll take my chances with my fellow Americans over giving the government control over my life. I'm not opposed to background checks and improving that process. We have background checks for lots of things, like a job, line of credit, etc. As a country, we need to spend a lot more time, energy, and money on mental health. And normalizing talking about it and receiving help. I'm a work on progress on this myself, as I think people my age and older often consider people soft for being sensitive, needing help, etc. In actuality, asking for help if needed is probably the most strong-minded thing anyone can do. It takes toughness to let someone in. I know I struggle with sharing things with people I know. Also, I'm huge on freedoms but with that I'm huge on serious punishment. I'm for legalizing all drugs, but if you are proven guilty of committing a crime while under the influence, then you will face severe prison time. And I think the same for guns, if you are proven guilty of committing a crime with a gun then you face severe prison time. With great power comes great responsibilities. |
Re: Fresh Start Political Thread
[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1294429]Moving costs money. So even assuming the grids are equal, there are obviously other reasons why they are leaving for Texas. And they are hardly the 1st CA company to leave for there. CA is doing something wrong that is making businesses pack up shop and leave.[/quote]
In addition to political ineptitude I would wager the population of California is way higher than the resources can sustain. Have to import a lot of their energy. The state is built ass backwards. 75% of water is in the upper 50% of the state while 75% of the population is in the lower 50% of the state. Unlike more established regions of the world the United States is still trying to find it's population middle ground. In Texas more space greater access to resources in particular water and electricity do make sense. I am still going to make fun of them for having to turn off the heat when it gets cold and their favorite senator deciding to go to Cancun though. |
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[quote=BaltimoreSkins;1294445]In addition to political ineptitude I would wager the population of California is way higher than the resources can sustain. Have to import a lot of their energy. The state is built ass backwards. 75% of water is in the upper 50% of the state while 75% of the population is in the lower 50% of the state. Unlike more established regions of the world the United States is still trying to find it's population middle ground. In Texas more space greater access to resources in particular water and electricity do make sense. [B]I am still going to make fun of them for having to turn off the heat when it gets cold and their favorite senator deciding to go to Cancun though.[/B][/quote]
It's definitely a weird state. The total money people have here is insane. But it's in the hands of a select few. The rich are extremely rich but I believe we still the highest % of poor, homeless, destitute people in the country as well. I still can't believe that. Exame 1A of politicians being put of you with reality and their constituents. |
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[QUOTE=sdskinsfan2001;1294444]I think it should be easy for every American that is legally allowed to own a gun to get one. And I absolutely oppose trying to limit what type of gun people can get.
I'd rather live in a free society with our constitutional rights and possibly die in a random shooting, than live in an oppressed society where the government tells me what I can and can't have. I'll take my chances with my fellow Americans over giving the government control over my life. I'm not opposed to background checks and improving that process. We have background checks for lots of things, like a job, line of credit, etc. As a country, we need to spend a lot more time, energy, and money on mental health. And normalizing talking about it and receiving help. I'm a work on progress on this myself, as I think people my age and older often consider people soft for being sensitive, needing help, etc. In actuality, asking for help if needed is probably the most strong-minded thing anyone can do. It takes toughness to let someone in. I know I struggle with sharing things with people I know. Also, I'm huge on freedoms but with that I'm huge on serious punishment. I'm for legalizing all drugs, but if you are proven guilty of committing a crime while under the influence, then you will face severe prison time. And I think the same for guns, if you are proven guilty of committing a crime with a gun then you face severe prison time. With great power comes great responsibilities.[/QUOTE] It isn’t easy to buy a car SD. Or a house. Why should guns be so easy? And why do you need an assault rifle? By your standards you should be able to drive down a neighborhood street doing 110 cus the government shouldn’t be able to tell you how fast to drive. You should be able to light fires in the woods. Maybe fly planes without a pilots license while you are at it. This isn’t the fuckin wild west. If it was the whole country would be a damn ghost town. That kind of attitude is the reason we need laws and rules in place. And being told you cannot own a grenade launcher doesn’t make you oppressed. Not even close. I agree about addressing mental health 100 percent though. I hope you get whatever help you need SD - in my book you are the tits. We disagree on shit thats all. My daughter is going through some stuff right now and it is the toughest thing ive ever dealt with. Good luck brother. |
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