dimitrig said:bearister said:
At least nine people are shot as gunfire erupts on Florida boardwalk
https://mol.im/a/12137781
Clearly HB 543 did not go into effect fast enough to save lives.
GoOskie said:
Texas and Florida have become the $h1tholes that tRump had complained so much about.
On another board I follow, there's a guy from Nashville that posts angry screeds weekly about how all the people from California moving to Nashville are ruining everything there. No mention of the local politicians failing to improve the infrastructure to keep up with the growth.dimitrig said:GoOskie said:
Texas and Florida have become the $h1tholes that tRump had complained so much about.
Well, they sort of always were.
And when they finally start to vote blue they will blame their problems on an influx of Dems from other states instead of their decades of poor leadership.
Eastern Oregon Bear said:On another board I follow, there's a guy from Nashville that posts angry screeds weekly about how all the people from California moving to Nashville are ruining everything there. No mention of the local politicians failing to improve the infrastructure to keep up with the growth.dimitrig said:GoOskie said:
Texas and Florida have become the $h1tholes that tRump had complained so much about.
Well, they sort of always were.
And when they finally start to vote blue they will blame their problems on an influx of Dems from other states instead of their decades of poor leadership.
He also posts stuff about how San Francisco's massive decline and imminent demise despite having never been to the Bay Area in a few decades. Also, he was a failed sports reporter and worked for the Colorado Athletic Department for a time about 30 years ago, so he claims to have the inside scoop about the PAC-12 which he's been claiming will collapse in a week or two since last summer. It's basically the SEC/Big 12 spin on things.
Eastern Oregon Bear said:On another board I follow, there's a guy from Nashville that posts angry screeds weekly about how all the people from California moving to Nashville are ruining everything there. No mention of the local politicians failing to improve the infrastructure to keep up with the growth.dimitrig said:GoOskie said:
Texas and Florida have become the $h1tholes that tRump had complained so much about.
Well, they sort of always were.
And when they finally start to vote blue they will blame their problems on an influx of Dems from other states instead of their decades of poor leadership.
He also posts stuff about how San Francisco's massive decline and imminent demise despite having never been to the Bay Area in a few decades. Also, he was a failed sports reporter and worked for the Colorado Athletic Department for a time about 30 years ago, so he claims to have the inside scoop about the PAC-12 which he's been claiming will collapse in a week or two since last summer. It's basically the SEC/Big 12 spin on things.
Most of the people I know that move out of California do it because they can't afford to live here and it has zero to do with politics.dimitrig said:The nice thing about folks leaving California is that for the most part we are exporting our malcontents, underachievers, and right wing nut jobs. They can go be malcontent in their new locale. I am already hearing it from people who moved out of state including one who moved to Knoxville who complains about how backward things are there.Eastern Oregon Bear said:On another board I follow, there's a guy from Nashville that posts angry screeds weekly about how all the people from California moving to Nashville are ruining everything there. No mention of the local politicians failing to improve the infrastructure to keep up with the growth.dimitrig said:GoOskie said:
Texas and Florida have become the $h1tholes that tRump had complained so much about.
Well, they sort of always were.
And when they finally start to vote blue they will blame their problems on an influx of Dems from other states instead of their decades of poor leadership.
He also posts stuff about how San Francisco's massive decline and imminent demise despite having never been to the Bay Area in a few decades. Also, he was a failed sports reporter and worked for the Colorado Athletic Department for a time about 30 years ago, so he claims to have the inside scoop about the PAC-12 which he's been claiming will collapse in a week or two since last summer. It's basically the SEC/Big 12 spin on things.
I am sort of glad that these people are self-identifying and moving out while at the same time slanting the politics of their new states leftward because even a conservative Republican from California is a liberal compared to most people in Tennessee.
It's a win-win.
Goldener Bar said:Most of the people I know that move out of California do it because they can't afford to live here and it has zero to do with politics.dimitrig said:The nice thing about folks leaving California is that for the most part we are exporting our malcontents, underachievers, and right wing nut jobs. They can go be malcontent in their new locale. I am already hearing it from people who moved out of state including one who moved to Knoxville who complains about how backward things are there.Eastern Oregon Bear said:On another board I follow, there's a guy from Nashville that posts angry screeds weekly about how all the people from California moving to Nashville are ruining everything there. No mention of the local politicians failing to improve the infrastructure to keep up with the growth.dimitrig said:GoOskie said:
Texas and Florida have become the $h1tholes that tRump had complained so much about.
Well, they sort of always were.
And when they finally start to vote blue they will blame their problems on an influx of Dems from other states instead of their decades of poor leadership.
He also posts stuff about how San Francisco's massive decline and imminent demise despite having never been to the Bay Area in a few decades. Also, he was a failed sports reporter and worked for the Colorado Athletic Department for a time about 30 years ago, so he claims to have the inside scoop about the PAC-12 which he's been claiming will collapse in a week or two since last summer. It's basically the SEC/Big 12 spin on things.
I am sort of glad that these people are self-identifying and moving out while at the same time slanting the politics of their new states leftward because even a conservative Republican from California is a liberal compared to most people in Tennessee.
It's a win-win.
If you are going to blame the whole state for a district voting for a representative, ignoring that Colorado has elected senators who are both Democrats, you do know that our state also elected McCarthy and previously Nunes.dimitrig said:Goldener Bar said:Most of the people I know that move out of California do it because they can't afford to live here and it has zero to do with politics.dimitrig said:The nice thing about folks leaving California is that for the most part we are exporting our malcontents, underachievers, and right wing nut jobs. They can go be malcontent in their new locale. I am already hearing it from people who moved out of state including one who moved to Knoxville who complains about how backward things are there.Eastern Oregon Bear said:On another board I follow, there's a guy from Nashville that posts angry screeds weekly about how all the people from California moving to Nashville are ruining everything there. No mention of the local politicians failing to improve the infrastructure to keep up with the growth.dimitrig said:GoOskie said:
Texas and Florida have become the $h1tholes that tRump had complained so much about.
Well, they sort of always were.
And when they finally start to vote blue they will blame their problems on an influx of Dems from other states instead of their decades of poor leadership.
He also posts stuff about how San Francisco's massive decline and imminent demise despite having never been to the Bay Area in a few decades. Also, he was a failed sports reporter and worked for the Colorado Athletic Department for a time about 30 years ago, so he claims to have the inside scoop about the PAC-12 which he's been claiming will collapse in a week or two since last summer. It's basically the SEC/Big 12 spin on things.
I am sort of glad that these people are self-identifying and moving out while at the same time slanting the politics of their new states leftward because even a conservative Republican from California is a liberal compared to most people in Tennessee.
It's a win-win.
Not my experience but I can see how that would be true.
In my experience the people are already settled here (homeowners for decades) and they say something like "I just had to get out of California" or "I just can't stand it here anymore" which is code for politics. They might mention homeless, taxes, illegal immigration, or some other right wing talking points just to confirm my suspicions.
Then they move to Texas or North Carolina or Ohio or South Dakota or Tennessee or something like that to drive the point home although some have moved to Colorado which elected Lauren Boebert twice so maybe isn't as purple as we like to think.
calbear93 said:If you are going to blame the whole state for a district voting for a representative, ignoring that Colorado has elected senators who are both Democrats, you do know that our state also elected McCarthy and previously Nunes.dimitrig said:Goldener Bar said:Most of the people I know that move out of California do it because they can't afford to live here and it has zero to do with politics.dimitrig said:The nice thing about folks leaving California is that for the most part we are exporting our malcontents, underachievers, and right wing nut jobs. They can go be malcontent in their new locale. I am already hearing it from people who moved out of state including one who moved to Knoxville who complains about how backward things are there.Eastern Oregon Bear said:On another board I follow, there's a guy from Nashville that posts angry screeds weekly about how all the people from California moving to Nashville are ruining everything there. No mention of the local politicians failing to improve the infrastructure to keep up with the growth.dimitrig said:GoOskie said:
Texas and Florida have become the $h1tholes that tRump had complained so much about.
Well, they sort of always were.
And when they finally start to vote blue they will blame their problems on an influx of Dems from other states instead of their decades of poor leadership.
He also posts stuff about how San Francisco's massive decline and imminent demise despite having never been to the Bay Area in a few decades. Also, he was a failed sports reporter and worked for the Colorado Athletic Department for a time about 30 years ago, so he claims to have the inside scoop about the PAC-12 which he's been claiming will collapse in a week or two since last summer. It's basically the SEC/Big 12 spin on things.
I am sort of glad that these people are self-identifying and moving out while at the same time slanting the politics of their new states leftward because even a conservative Republican from California is a liberal compared to most people in Tennessee.
It's a win-win.
Not my experience but I can see how that would be true.
In my experience the people are already settled here (homeowners for decades) and they say something like "I just had to get out of California" or "I just can't stand it here anymore" which is code for politics. They might mention homeless, taxes, illegal immigration, or some other right wing talking points just to confirm my suspicions.
Then they move to Texas or North Carolina or Ohio or South Dakota or Tennessee or something like that to drive the point home although some have moved to Colorado which elected Lauren Boebert twice so maybe isn't as purple as we like to think.
Nunes was a joke and a sycophant for his Trump overlord. McCarthy was a reasonable lieutenant for the moderate Boehner. Then he became ambitious and sold his soul to MGTdimitrig said:calbear93 said:If you are going to blame the whole state for a district voting for a representative, ignoring that Colorado has elected senators who are both Democrats, you do know that our state also elected McCarthy and previously Nunes.dimitrig said:Goldener Bar said:Most of the people I know that move out of California do it because they can't afford to live here and it has zero to do with politics.dimitrig said:The nice thing about folks leaving California is that for the most part we are exporting our malcontents, underachievers, and right wing nut jobs. They can go be malcontent in their new locale. I am already hearing it from people who moved out of state including one who moved to Knoxville who complains about how backward things are there.Eastern Oregon Bear said:On another board I follow, there's a guy from Nashville that posts angry screeds weekly about how all the people from California moving to Nashville are ruining everything there. No mention of the local politicians failing to improve the infrastructure to keep up with the growth.dimitrig said:GoOskie said:
Texas and Florida have become the $h1tholes that tRump had complained so much about.
Well, they sort of always were.
And when they finally start to vote blue they will blame their problems on an influx of Dems from other states instead of their decades of poor leadership.
He also posts stuff about how San Francisco's massive decline and imminent demise despite having never been to the Bay Area in a few decades. Also, he was a failed sports reporter and worked for the Colorado Athletic Department for a time about 30 years ago, so he claims to have the inside scoop about the PAC-12 which he's been claiming will collapse in a week or two since last summer. It's basically the SEC/Big 12 spin on things.
I am sort of glad that these people are self-identifying and moving out while at the same time slanting the politics of their new states leftward because even a conservative Republican from California is a liberal compared to most people in Tennessee.
It's a win-win.
Not my experience but I can see how that would be true.
In my experience the people are already settled here (homeowners for decades) and they say something like "I just had to get out of California" or "I just can't stand it here anymore" which is code for politics. They might mention homeless, taxes, illegal immigration, or some other right wing talking points just to confirm my suspicions.
Then they move to Texas or North Carolina or Ohio or South Dakota or Tennessee or something like that to drive the point home although some have moved to Colorado which elected Lauren Boebert twice so maybe isn't as purple as we like to think.
Yes, and while I disagree with their politics I think they are good representatives for their districts.
Lauren Boebert is a farce who should not be allowed anywhere near Washington, DC.
Stunning stats:
— Dan Munro (@DanMunro) June 2, 2023
Before "2007, people in the US never purchased more than 7M guns in a single year. By the time Barack Obama left office, the US was purchasing almost 17M guns a year."
In 2020 US consumers "bought almost 23M guns in a single year."https://t.co/Hh5Irrogn3
Yes, moving is expensive. Most could stay, but want to stretch money.AunBear89 said:
It's not so much about not affording California, it's that your money goes much further outside of California.
Six of one, half dozen of the other. . .
Last night there was a mass shooting at a campground in Washington state near a music festival 2 dead, many injured.
— ProfessorBlackTruth (@ProfBlacktruth) June 18, 2023
It's been nearly 24 hours since this incident. But we know the shooter was taken alive and the white media's not showing his face, so....https://t.co/RdThjVrcDu
Today's Crime Report
— ProfessorBlackTruth (@ProfBlacktruth) June 16, 2023
A few weeks ago a man in Utah killed his wife and her parents and then killed three of their dogs. He had been planning this crime for days before he did it.
But terrible as this act was there's been no white media coverage of it.https://t.co/EDcvb721Jr
I am sickened by this act of gun violence in Jacksonville. Another disgusting and racially motivated attack has devastated this community, this state, and our country. We have become a nation that accepts the unacceptable. This HAS TO STOP. No más!https://t.co/6UK4H8daGe
— Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (@DebbieforFL) August 27, 2023
Deputies are investigating an apparent triple murder-suicide after four people, including a teenager, were killed in a shooting Saturday morning in a Harford County apartment. https://t.co/Cr4ae65IWo
— WJZ | CBS Baltimore (@wjz) August 28, 2023
Where did they get the guns, and could we have prevented this by providing diversion program?chazzed said:
There were at least two mass shootings this past weekend:I am sickened by this act of gun violence in Jacksonville. Another disgusting and racially motivated attack has devastated this community, this state, and our country. We have become a nation that accepts the unacceptable. This HAS TO STOP. No más!https://t.co/6UK4H8daGe
— Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (@DebbieforFL) August 27, 2023Deputies are investigating an apparent triple murder-suicide after four people, including a teenager, were killed in a shooting Saturday morning in a Harford County apartment. https://t.co/Cr4ae65IWo
— WJZ | CBS Baltimore (@wjz) August 28, 2023
From the Facebook page for Schemengees Bar and Grill posted 6 hours ago:bearister said:
Active shooter situation with multiple injurie in Lewiston, Maine
https://mol.im/a/12673433
dajo9 said:
Thr very first thing Trump did as President was to sign an executive order making it easier for people with mental health issues to get a gun
cal83dls79 said:
Was just in Lewiston on Monday. Entire state is on shutdown.
Horrible
