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26 minutes ago, pronstar said:

 

 


Too many progressive voters are making things look bleak for us thinking folk...

 

I live in MA  - you have no idea ... :sick:

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I live in MA  - you have no idea ... :sick:


I moved from Los Angeles to Texas[emoji106]

Job wanted to move me back to LA and I let them fire me...


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I don't know what all the whining is about.

Take democracy into your hands! And think about what you're spending money on. At the end, the money going to the share holders is YOURS!

 

“Every time you spend money, you're casting a vote for the kind of world you want.”

Anna Lappe

 

So true!!

 

so long

j-ten-ner

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2 hours ago, pronstar said:

 


I moved from Los Angeles to Texasemoji106.png

Job wanted to move me back to LA and I let them fire me...
 

 

So you know EXACTLY what I mean! :D

 

 

1 hour ago, j-ten-ner said:

I don't know what all the whining is about.

Take democracy into your hands! And think about what you're spending money on. At the end, the money going to the share holders is YOURS!

 

“Every time you spend money, you're casting a vote for the kind of world you want.”

Anna Lappe

 

So true!!

 

so long

j-ten-ner

Yep, I've been TRYING to do that for 8+ years now. I seem to be one of FEW.  

 

I used to love Ben & Jerry's ice cream, and Starbucks Frappuccinos sold the 4-pack of bottles, but I dropped both like a bad transmission - the ice cream over 10 years ago, and the coffee 4 or so years ago. More recently, Nike and Dick's are on my shit-list.

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It's the least we can do... How's The 'Clinton Tour' doing?  They are worried. 

 

90% of all the media in the civilized world is owned by 6 corporations, and they all have the same message..."You are stupid/smart, let us tell you what/how to think."  Coincidence? 

 

They fall apart if we make up our own minds.  The truth is not on TV.  It's at your fingertips.

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I love all the talk of EVs, the only problem is electric power plants are usually powered by fossil fuels. In the high demand days they already have rolling brown outs. As far as the best policy a little test. Which administrations had the best economies? Reagan, Clinton, Trump. They cut taxes, regulations and welfare reform. Which states have the best economy? Conservative ones. You want socialism? Russia, Cuba, Venezuela anyone? You want open borders? Sponsor a immigrant on your dime. I’m tired of 50 percent total taxation. I give to charity of my choosing.


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Read up on the largest estimate of continuous oil that USGS has ever assessed in the United States. Fact is the United States has enough oil to keep internal combustion cars on the roads for years to come. Screw Tesla, screw Marcone. Screw Barra. Screw the globalists. Until a more efficient, less costly way of transportation is perfected the internal combustion engine is here to stay as long as people don't buy into the BS. Wonder why the schools are nothing but indoctrination centers?

 

https://www.usgs.gov/news/usgs-estimates-20-billion-barrels-oil-texas-wolfcamp-shale-formation

 

https://www.ogj.com/articles/uogr/print/volume-1/issue-3/urtec-wolfcamp/wolfcamp-shale-graduates-to-world-class-play.html

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America was is not supposed to be a democracy.  Democracies always fail from within.  The United States is supposed to be a Constitutional Republic where the Constitution governs men's actions, not mob rule.

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2 hours ago, swathdiver said:

America was is not supposed to be a democracy.  Democracies always fail from within.  The United States is supposed to be a Constitutional Republic where the Constitution governs men's actions, not mob rule.

lol

I always say democracy sucks!

Everybody thinks that he's entitled to offer his opinion and is expecting everyone else to follow :rolleyes:

 

so long

j-ten-ner

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America was is not supposed to be a democracy.  Democracies always fail from within.  The United States is supposed to be a Constitutional Republic where the Constitution governs men's actions, not mob rule.


At this point in time, we aren’t even a Constitutional Republic, we are a Plutocratic Oligarchy!


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