@Vision said: @CalvinAndHobo I'm just going to ask. Am I looking at the singular, larger message of the meme or are we going with both messages? I can only assume you don't agree with the response in the meme as you have never led me to believe such.
The gun meme is in reply to Nick Fuentes saying what he said. Then the second meme is separate. Thanks for asking for clarification.
@Vision said: @CalvinAndHobo I wasn't trolling. I just wanted to point that part out. I didn't think that was your sentiment.
I thought you were wondering if Nick Fuentes was the one who replied after the meme was posted. Nick posted that first, then the meme was posted in reply to him (which I agree with, if you try to assault someone, you get what's coming to you)
@TRayB said:
This is YUUUUGGGGE. All 7 swing states.
I knew the first five were over, just found out this morning that NV was called, and WTF are they doing in AZ, counting 1 ballot per day??
Never understood the instant gratification crowd. Maybe it's a result of an on-demand world and maybe it's the result of a millennial or gen z mentality. These **** don't get sworn in until January. I'd rather have it slow and correct then fast and recounted.
Besides, the complete vote is never counted within a couple of days or hours. It's always weeks after. Are people just realizing this now?
Point taken. It's just a bit odd when 49 states are reporting 98-99% (meaning they still have some provisional and mail-in ballots to review and count) and 1 state is reporting 85% for several days after the election.
@TRayB said:
This is YUUUUGGGGE. All 7 swing states.
I knew the first five were over, just found out this morning that NV was called, and WTF are they doing in AZ, counting 1 ballot per day??
Never understood the instant gratification crowd. Maybe it's a result of an on-demand world and maybe it's the result of a millennial or gen z mentality. These **** don't get sworn in until January. I'd rather have it slow and correct then fast and recounted.
Besides, the complete vote is never counted within a couple of days or hours. It's always weeks after. Are people just realizing this now?
Point taken. It's just a bit odd when 49 states are reporting 98-99% (meaning they still have some provisional and mail-in ballots to review and count) and 1 state is reporting 85% for several days after the election.
I think the average age of the pollsters in Arizona is probably 97 🤓
@TRayB said:
This is YUUUUGGGGE. All 7 swing states.
I knew the first five were over, just found out this morning that NV was called, and WTF are they doing in AZ, counting 1 ballot per day??
Never understood the instant gratification crowd. Maybe it's a result of an on-demand world and maybe it's the result of a millennial or gen z mentality. These **** don't get sworn in until January. I'd rather have it slow and correct then fast and recounted.
Besides, the complete vote is never counted within a couple of days or hours. It's always weeks after. Are people just realizing this now?
Point taken. It's just a bit odd when 49 states are reporting 98-99% (meaning they still have some provisional and mail-in ballots to review and count) and 1 state is reporting 85% for several days after the election.
In Nevada, ballots had to be postmarked by election day, and were due into the state on Friday. Then they have to verify each signature against the one on file with the state to ensure election integrity, despite what mass media says. It just takes time and when the race is close, this is what you get.
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Donald Trump Wins Arizona, Reversing the State’s Blue Trend
Donald Trump triumphed in Arizona, winning all seven battleground states and bringing his final Electoral College tally to 312.
I'm rooting for the plane and/or the clogged artery.
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I'm rooting for the plane and/or the clogged artery.
@VegasFrank I'm super surprised you didn’t say bullet 🤐🫣
I don't want to be put on a watch list but I wouldn't be heartbroken. Also anything that happened in pulp fiction would be acceptable.
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residents in Colorado Springs voted on one ballot initiative banning the sale of recreational marijuana and another allowing the sale of recreational marijuana.23 24 25 “Both,” said the city in a statement following the election, “have been approved.
New York City can’t use an unconstitutional, two-century-old “anti-pauper” law to block the state of Texas from offering migrants free bus rides to the city from the southern border, a state judge has ruled.
New York City can’t use an unconstitutional, two-century-old “anti-pauper” law to block the state of Texas from offering migrants free bus rides to the city from the southern border, a state judge has ruled.
Im not that great with geography but isn't Mexico closer to Texas than New York? Last time I checked it was but I wasn't sure if Texas had moved. Seems like a smarter and probably (if Texas didn't move) cheaper option to give free bus rides south than north.
New York City can’t use an unconstitutional, two-century-old “anti-pauper” law to block the state of Texas from offering migrants free bus rides to the city from the southern border, a state judge has ruled.
Im not that great with geography but isn't Mexico closer to Texas than New York? Last time I checked it was but I wasn't sure if Texas had moved. Seems like a smarter and probably (if Texas didn't move) cheaper option to give free bus rides south than north.
Seems like a great idea but a state, (instead of the feds) deporting illegals from the country would trigger a whole lot of extra conflict. There are probably prohibitions against it already. But I like the idea.
If I recall, New York voters were all for "sanctuary", as long as it was Texas providing the sanctuary.
I could be wrong, I suppose, but it seems to me that if New York voters were all for it, well then, wouldn't they want to be part of the miracle? They should be thanking Texas for the opportunity.
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@Amos_Umwhat said:
If I recall, New York voters were all for "sanctuary", as long as it was Texas providing the sanctuary.
Anything to back up that statement or is that just conjecture?
Edit: and I will add this. If there is evidence that a state is voting for sanctuary, but does not provide it or deems other states to require the same, even though said state may not want it… I would say that's pretty effed up of New York.
@Amos_Umwhat said:
If I recall, New York voters were all for "sanctuary", as long as it was Texas providing the sanctuary.
Anything to back up that statement or is that just conjecture?
Edit: and I will add this. If there is evidence that a state is voting for sanctuary, but does not provide it or deems other states to require the same, even though said state may not want it… I would say that's pretty effed up of New York.
From a quick Google search, sanctuary status seems to be either from executive order or thru legislative action, voters haven't been involved.
Don't let the wife know what you spend on guns, ammo or cigars.
@Amos_Umwhat said:
If I recall, New York voters were all for "sanctuary", as long as it was Texas providing the sanctuary.
Anything to back up that statement or is that just conjecture?
Edit: and I will add this. If there is evidence that a state is voting for sanctuary, but does not provide it or deems other states to require the same, even though said state may not want it… I would say that's pretty effed up of New York.
From a quick Google search, sanctuary status seems to be either from executive order or thru legislative action, voters haven't been involved.
Voting could be interchanged with mandating. Wording does matter. That's on me. If it is done through legislation, I'm assuming that is through some sort of vote.
@Stubble said:
Texas taxes. You have no say in those. We paid to make it other peoples issues too. It worked. Maverick County went red for the first time since 1928.
You are correct, sir. Those are Texas taxpayers dollars. So are you saying that you guys don't pay enough in taxes? Shouldn't you guys be a blue state if you guys enjoy paying out taxes? Must be bizarro world down there in Texas! 😂🤣
Edit for spelling and adding...
We definitely have no say in your taxpayer dollars. But it doesn't sound like you do either.. 😝
@Amos_Umwhat said:
If I recall, New York voters were all for "sanctuary", as long as it was Texas providing the sanctuary.
Anything to back up that statement or is that just conjecture?
Edit: and I will add this. If there is evidence that a state is voting for sanctuary, but does not provide it or deems other states to require the same, even though said state may not want it… I would say that's pretty effed up of New York.
Just hearsay. May not apply. I have some family in southern Arizona, I think I may have gotten that impression from them.
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@Stubble said:
Texas taxes. You have no say in those. We paid to make it other peoples issues too. It worked. Maverick County went red for the first time since 1928.
You are correct, sir. Those are Texas taxpayers dollars. So are you saying that you guys don't pay enough in taxes? Shouldn't you guys be a blue state if you guys enjoy paying out taxes? Must be bizarro world down there in Texas! 😂🤣
Edit for spelling and adding...
We definitely have no say in your taxpayer dollars. But it doesn't sound like you do either.. 😝
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The gun meme is in reply to Nick Fuentes saying what he said. Then the second meme is separate. Thanks for asking for clarification.
@CalvinAndHobo I wasn't trolling. I just wanted to point that part out. I didn't think that was your sentiment.
I thought you were wondering if Nick Fuentes was the one who replied after the meme was posted. Nick posted that first, then the meme was posted in reply to him (which I agree with, if you try to assault someone, you get what's coming to you)
Point taken. It's just a bit odd when 49 states are reporting 98-99% (meaning they still have some provisional and mail-in ballots to review and count) and 1 state is reporting 85% for several days after the election.
I think the average age of the pollsters in Arizona is probably 97 🤓
A good cigar and whiskey solve most problems.
In Nevada, ballots had to be postmarked by election day, and were due into the state on Friday. Then they have to verify each signature against the one on file with the state to ensure election integrity, despite what mass media says. It just takes time and when the race is close, this is what you get.
Donald Trump Wins Arizona, Reversing the State’s Blue Trend
Donald Trump triumphed in Arizona, winning all seven battleground states and bringing his final Electoral College tally to 312.
A great feeling, isn't it Edward?
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
I'm rooting for the plane and/or the clogged artery.
@VegasFrank I'm super surprised you didn’t say bullet 🤐🫣
A good cigar and whiskey solve most problems.
I don't want to be put on a watch list but I wouldn't be heartbroken. Also anything that happened in pulp fiction would be acceptable.
Wow
Lol...
residents in Colorado Springs voted on one ballot initiative banning the sale of recreational marijuana and another allowing the sale of recreational marijuana.23 24 25 “Both,” said the city in a statement following the election, “have been approved.
I didn't think Colorado Springs was that high.
Don't let the wife know what you spend on guns, ammo or cigars.
https://apnews.com/article/new-york-migrant-bus-lawsuit-texas-1c8e515f9c57d50dbbd66606f995ec24#
New York City can’t use an unconstitutional, two-century-old “anti-pauper” law to block the state of Texas from offering migrants free bus rides to the city from the southern border, a state judge has ruled.
Im not that great with geography but isn't Mexico closer to Texas than New York? Last time I checked it was but I wasn't sure if Texas had moved. Seems like a smarter and probably (if Texas didn't move) cheaper option to give free bus rides south than north.
One of the reasons your girl lost!
@Vision
Not my girl bruh. My registration says (R). And the Tangerine Tinted Taint Tickler isn't my guy either. I voted for a milanesa torta.
Free bus rides.... when the government says "free" doesn't that really mean "tax payer dollars"?
Texas taxes. You have no say in those. We paid to make it other peoples issues too. It worked. Maverick County went red for the first time since 1928.
Seems like a great idea but a state, (instead of the feds) deporting illegals from the country would trigger a whole lot of extra conflict. There are probably prohibitions against it already. But I like the idea.
If I recall, New York voters were all for "sanctuary", as long as it was Texas providing the sanctuary.
I could be wrong, I suppose, but it seems to me that if New York voters were all for it, well then, wouldn't they want to be part of the miracle? They should be thanking Texas for the opportunity.
"If you do not read the newspapers you're uninformed. If you do read the newspapers, you're misinformed." -- Mark Twain
Anything to back up that statement or is that just conjecture?
Edit: and I will add this. If there is evidence that a state is voting for sanctuary, but does not provide it or deems other states to require the same, even though said state may not want it… I would say that's pretty effed up of New York.
From a quick Google search, sanctuary status seems to be either from executive order or thru legislative action, voters haven't been involved.
Don't let the wife know what you spend on guns, ammo or cigars.
Then these politicians should have to answer to their constituents for turning their cities into third world hell holes.
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
Voting could be interchanged with mandating. Wording does matter. That's on me. If it is done through legislation, I'm assuming that is through some sort of vote.
You are correct, sir. Those are Texas taxpayers dollars. So are you saying that you guys don't pay enough in taxes? Shouldn't you guys be a blue state if you guys enjoy paying out taxes? Must be bizarro world down there in Texas! 😂🤣
Edit for spelling and adding...
We definitely have no say in your taxpayer dollars. But it doesn't sound like you do either.. 😝
Just hearsay. May not apply. I have some family in southern Arizona, I think I may have gotten that impression from them.
"If you do not read the newspapers you're uninformed. If you do read the newspapers, you're misinformed." -- Mark Twain
I don't like your tone...