Remember though, it's tough to group entire states into certain categories. I mean, Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio are fairly liberal by most standards, and El Paso and deep south Texas are as well. Perhaps it's not right to penalize an entire state simply because it leans 55/45 in a certain direction. I can't help it if our Governor belongs in an asylum -- our household didn't vote for him.
The only thing I can do in protest of these assnine laws is to not spend my $$$ in states like Florida screw them!
Please add to your protest Wyoming, Montana, Alaska, and Texas…nut’s to see there anyhow except for proud merica’s w/ loads of guns
Glad too I have no interest in visiting any of them! I’ll be spending most of my retirement between here NY & Chile
Muy bueno, sounds like a great plan. We just sold the last of our rental properties in Portugal to invest in Chile. We are heading there in a few weeks actually to finalize a few things. Chile is a fabulous country w/ so many things to do and cheap cheap cheap. It won’t be for long just like Portugal blew up the past decade.
that's pretty awesome. i always wanted to go to portugal. had the chance a few years ago when there was an international pediatric orthopaedic surgery convention there, but since i was the new guy in the practice i had to stay here and man the office/take phone calls. by all accounts i heard it was a beautiful country.
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Yeah, based on what I can tell, Pearl Jam is more popular in Portugal than any other country in terms of per capita album sales, etcetera. Perhaps it was Australia during the 1990s, but it's certainly Portugal now.
Yeah, based on what I can tell, Pearl Jam is more popular in Portugal than any other country in terms of per capita album sales, etcetera. Perhaps it was Australia during the 1990s, but it's certainly Portugal now.
that's pretty sweet. i would have figured somewhere in south america. those people love iron maiden down there. they are absolutely mad for it.
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It will only take about a quarter of a million people to fill all those jobs and tens of billions of dollars to pay them all.
The failure of this plan is so apparently obvious, but gun advocates blatantly ignore it and pretend this problem doesnt exist outside of schools. We'd have to go complete martial law in order to protect every other public space in the country (retail stores, churches, parks, beaches, etc.). Stupidest argument ever is arming teachers or adding armed security. More fucking guns isn't the solution.
It will only take about a quarter of a million people to fill all those jobs and tens of billions of dollars to pay them all.
The failure of this plan is so apparently obvious, but gun advocates blatantly ignore it and pretend this problem doesnt exist outside of schools. We'd have to go complete martial law in order to protect every other public space in the country (retail stores, churches, parks, beaches, etc.). Stupidest argument ever is arming teachers or adding armed security. More fucking guns isn't the solution.
But more guns IS the solution when more profit from gun sales is your end goal. The social chaos that goes along w/ it is a bonus.
They don't f'ing care about the dead kids. They care about their bottom line. The massacres are good for the bottom line, so why would they want them to stop?
It will only take about a quarter of a million people to fill all those jobs and tens of billions of dollars to pay them all.
The failure of this plan is so apparently obvious, but gun advocates blatantly ignore it and pretend this problem doesnt exist outside of schools. We'd have to go complete martial law in order to protect every other public space in the country (retail stores, churches, parks, beaches, etc.). Stupidest argument ever is arming teachers or adding armed security. More fucking guns isn't the solution.
But more guns IS the solution when more profit from gun sales is your end goal. The social chaos that goes along w/ it is a bonus.
They don't f'ing care about the dead kids. They care about their bottom line. The massacres are good for the bottom line, so why would they want them to stop?
I think this solution is something that just sounds simple enough that their base will like it. It also sounds less dumb than arming teachers. But it's pretty fucking dumb the moment you think about it for more than a few seconds though...which most of their base will refuse to do.
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My wife and I work in a middle school in the same town. It is nice knowing that they are one to two armed police patrolling our hallways on a daily basis.
It was nice knowing that my middle school didn't require any such personnel during the early 1980s.
Exactly and my kids schools either! It’s absurd to think that the only way to keep kids & teachers safe at schools is by having armed guards roaming the hallways! I’m sorry but I find that to be a god damn shame
Waking up to videos of execution style killings in queens at smoke shops and now another mass shooting. What’s a fucking joke this is honestly. Never ending.
It’s amazing how in the boroughs here in NYC arguments literally turn into a gunshot to the head in a split second. No regard for human life anywhere in this country.
Ummm, sure. Every goddamn day is an “active danger” in ‘Murica.
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At least five people have been killedin a shooting in Louisville, Kentucky, law enforcement said. At least six people were transported to a local hospital, including one police officer.
The shooter is confirmed to be dead, police said, and the circumstances of the shooter's death are unknown. There is no active danger at this time, police added.
Ummm, sure. Every goddamn day is an “active danger” in ‘Murica.
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At least five people have been killedin a shooting in Louisville, Kentucky, law enforcement said. At least six people were transported to a local hospital, including one police officer.
The shooter is confirmed to be dead, police said, and the circumstances of the shooter's death are unknown. There is no active danger at this time, police added.
4 dead, 7 civilians injured, 2 police officers injured, millions further traumatized.
Time to listen to gun advocates talk about how we need armed police at every bank, but not to protect the assets, to protect the customers and employees from being shot. You know, the normal risk of living in wild America.
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They don't f'ing care about the dead kids. They care about their bottom line. The massacres are good for the bottom line, so why would they want them to stop?
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At least yesterday seemed quiet on the massacre front! Back to business as usual
one Police officer down...
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Time to listen to gun advocates talk about how we need armed police at every bank, but not to protect the assets, to protect the customers and employees from being shot. You know, the normal risk of living in wild America.
have to blame the "shooter", not the instrument.
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