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Editorial/Opinion/Blogs / Re: No driving on the weekends?
« Last post by LMAO on Today at 12:54:59 pm »
Just because there won't be an overt ban doesn't mean those who hold those views won't push regulatory and tax policy in that direction.  So even if it doesn't accomplish that specific goal, it can still cause economic damage and reduce the ability of ordinary people to afford/use their cars.

That's how the left does it.  The activists push hard for something extreme and bitch when they only get half.  And in the meantime, our lives have been degraded by their actions.   Even if Xeno's paradox says we never quite get there, the damage and impact can still be massive, especially when you look at the aggregate impact across a broad swathe of issues.


This reminds me of a debate I had with a liberal over the green new deal. He insisted that there is no way that it would pass into law  so why would I worry about it?


I told him it may not pass into law, but that doesn’t mean that aspects of it couldn’t be maneuvered into regulations by government agencies
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National/Breaking News / Re: Drinking Water Warning Issued Nationwide
« Last post by LMAO on Today at 12:51:26 pm »
I do...

With an RO filter in-between...

Same here
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Editorial/Opinion/Blogs / Re: No driving on the weekends?
« Last post by Maj. Bill Martin on Today at 12:51:11 pm »
No one is going to take away your car or stop you from driving on weekends or any other time. It would destroy our economy for starters. Even the German greenies said it was a stupid idea.

That AT did not mention the greenies and politicians said it was stupid and would never happen tell you all you need to know about AT.

RW Misinformation and scaremongery at it's  finest.

Just because there won't be an overt ban doesn't mean those who hold those views won't push regulatory and tax policy in that direction.  So even if it doesn't accomplish that specific goal, it can still cause economic damage and reduce the ability of ordinary people to afford/use their cars.

That's how the left does it.  The activists push hard for something extreme and bitch when they only get half.  And in the meantime, our lives have been degraded by their actions.   Even if Xeno's paradox says we never quite get there, the damage and impact can still be massive, especially when you look at the aggregate impact across a broad swathe of issues.
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Yep, innuendo at this point, but there is no doubting the visuals supporting evidence of dialated pupils, and huge behavioral differences in "speaking joe"

Different in the manner of days, you can see either the dithering, mumbling, stumbling joe....  or the jacked up joe who is the angry man shaking his fist at the cloud.  I beleve the guy, but some proof would be nice to add as a campaign point.
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Elections 2024 / Could Trump Tap Paxton As Attorney General?
« Last post by Elderberry on Today at 12:48:12 pm »
Lawrence Person's BattleSwarm Blog 5/20/2024

Here’s news that will be catnip to conservative activists.

    Former President Donald Trump has strongly hinted at considering Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton for a cabinet spot should he win in November, but now he’s made it explicit.

    Over the weekend at the National Rifle Association’s convention in Dallas, Trump was asked by Fox 4’s Steven Dial whether Paxton is a name worth considering for U.S. attorney general. He told Dial, “I would, actually [consider Paxton]. He’s very very talented. We have a lot of people that want that one and will be very good at it.”

    “But he’s a very talented guy. I fought for him when he had the difficulty [in impeachment] and he won. He had some people after him and I thought it was very unfair. He’s been a great attorney general.”

    Paxton’s legal team defeated the impeachment effort last year, and then the long-running case against him over alleged securities fraud was dropped just before he was set to go to trial. The Whistleblower case against the Office of the Attorney General, which served as a basis for impeachment, remains underway, though depositions were paused.

    This isn’t the first time Trump has gestured about a Paxton appointment should he win another term in the White House. Back in November, he mentioned Paxton among others in an interview with The Texan. The former president also mentioned Paxton in a February interview with Fox News alongside Gov. Greg Abbott, during which he noted the governor as a potential candidate for vice president. Abbott has since said he’s not interested.

More: https://www.battleswarmblog.com/?p=58138
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In all reality, LBJs great society was like going to an AA meeting and offering all you can drink free beer.

The choice to sign up was on those who did, and remains with those who continue to do so.

Unfortunately, the society that has been created demands conformity to its lack of values and makes it more difficult to really improve and become free of the Government issued miasma that has fallen over so many. Whites are affected, too, as are others who opt in, and the effects are quite similar. Dependency, crime, poverty sponsored by the state.

There is always a choice, and there are plenty of folks who will give those looking to better themselves a chance. The rest is up to the individual. Do they have the inner strength to overcome their situation? Will they take the chances with being ostracized and make their own, personal progress from the projects to prosperity?


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At summer house, so am missing the fireworks.  How's it looking?
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Biden has been president for three years

So is he admitting to these graduates that their lives suck under him?
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