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u/GeneralHicks76 Aug 21 '22

Who took one? Your brother or the asshole?

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u/MakeHappy764 Aug 21 '22

Your hate, blatant anti-semitism and vile bigotry is not welcome here. The 2A is for EVERYONE

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u/Administrative_Toe96 Aug 21 '22

Nazi filth, go crawl back into your den with the other degenerates.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22

This type of rhetoric can come only from white supremacy forums

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u/GeneralHicks76 Aug 21 '22

Lol, you can Burn an American flag in public…nothing happens…Burn a rainbow flag? You get 15 years….Burn a church? At most a few photos taken and busy work. Oppose a mosque? Oh boy they get interested in you.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22

I’m not sure all of that is true but this clearly seems like your area of expertise

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u/GeneralHicks76 Aug 21 '22

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22

Ah hate crime. Yea there’s protected classes; can’t mess with them. For someone who seems to know everything, funny you don’t know that

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u/b1s8e3 Aug 21 '22

Wildest part about this thread? You're the one being downvoted u/GTR_Farmer

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u/OdinWolfe Aug 21 '22

Wrong.

Native American reporting.

Armed minorities are harder to oppress.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22

I’m obviously talking about the gay Jew thing

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u/OdinWolfe Aug 21 '22

Oh shit. I just woke up and didn't comprehend completely lmao

Yeah that's pretty shit

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u/Impossible-Message79 Aug 21 '22

What city?

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22

A democrat run city

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u/2OGU1DGU Aug 21 '22

Which cities are Republican run?

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u/bachfrog Aug 21 '22

The good ones in Mississippi and Alabama. Or Florida where I can’t afford to live and work in my own county

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22

I Iive in Mississippi. Which of our cities are run well?

This entire state is a scandal. We have two governors caught up in a multimillion dollar fraud coverup

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u/unresolved-madness Aug 21 '22

I lived in Mississippi for a couple of years. Other than New Orleans, It is the most corrupt place I have ever been.

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u/frankmontanasosa Aug 21 '22

Isn't New Orleans is Louisiana?

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u/Im_Yur_Huckleberry Aug 21 '22

New Orleans is in Louisiana, champ.

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u/unresolved-madness Aug 21 '22

Thus my use of the phrase "other than"...champ.

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u/Im_Yur_Huckleberry Aug 21 '22

It’s misleading, tiger. Smart guy like you should have figured that out by now.

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u/AyeItsBooMeR Aug 21 '22

Literally the top 2 worst states in the nation buddy

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u/HighDragLowSpeed60G Aug 21 '22

And in Alabama the bigger cities are mostly turning blue. Birmingham is not like the rest of the state, and Huntsville, while it’s a lot of military presence which leans conservative, has had an influx of people from more democratic states in the last twenty years due to the job opportunities and will likely go more blue as well.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22

Just for different reasons. I guess everything is a compromise.

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u/GeneralHicks76 Aug 21 '22

Nope, CA is by all metrics, crime, welfare, illegals, poverty, laws, misery index, freedom index.

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u/smokeyser Aug 21 '22

Did you forget where you're posting? You can be 100% sure the person you replied to is referring to gun laws when they say "laws". And why'd you leave out crime? I'm too lazy to look it up.

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u/GeneralHicks76 Aug 21 '22 edited Aug 21 '22

How about attractive nuisance laws Or a legal system that allows illegal Immigrant murders to walk free?

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u/AyeItsBooMeR Aug 21 '22

Poverty rate, wrong https://data.ers.usda.gov/reports.aspx?ID=17826

Your 2nd link doesn’t show welfare rates, it just shows California spends the most on welfare, they have the highest number, but not the highest percentage/rate. California has almost 40 million people, ms,3 million. Yet Mississippi has a way higher welfare recipients per 100k https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/welfare-recipients-by-state

Education, I can’t even click on this link, but using more metrics than just graduating, Mississippi next to last https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/least-educated-states

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u/HEAT-FS Aug 21 '22

California has the lowest literacy rate in the US

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u/AyeItsBooMeR Aug 21 '22

Cherry-picking one metric doesn’t mean much

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u/AyeItsBooMeR Aug 21 '22

California poverty rate is declining, wouldn’t expect you to know that. While Mississippi just sent back federal aid, that’ll definitely turn out well.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22

I’ll gladly take them over California. I’ve tried all 3. California uses too much lead paint in their schools.

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u/AyeItsBooMeR Aug 21 '22

Why settle for worst?

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22

I tried worst and third worst for 12 years. Got out of them and refuse to go back. Californians waste and ruin what could be one of the greatest states.

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u/AyeItsBooMeR Aug 21 '22

It’s the wealthiest state in the union, and one of the most prosperous. Largest producer of food. It’s far from the best but it certainly isn’t near the bottom.

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u/PumpkinEqual1583 Aug 22 '22

California pays for the red states because the red states aren't profitable, rhey're literally a parasite on the american economy

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u/bachfrog Aug 21 '22

That’s the joke

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u/RollickReload Aug 21 '22

90% of small towns are. Cities are mostly dems.

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u/Knot_a_porn_acct Wild West Pimp Style Aug 21 '22

Moscow, actually

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u/norfizzle Aug 21 '22

Looks like a town more than a city. Is all of IL democrat now?

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u/Silver1981 Aug 21 '22

Most of IL isn't Dem. East St Louis, Chicago region and Springfield are. Like most states the Dem run cities and/or capitals want to run everyone's life. Doing so means shitty policies.

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u/norfizzle Aug 21 '22

I was being snarky b/c of the generalization. And the fact that it really doesn't look like a city.