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Rando posted:Hop on over to MO. We're one of the states next on the to-do lists of various anti-prohibition activists. I like MO, esp the ozark area. Me and my special lady have narrowed our search down to WA, CO or NC. There's no way in hell we'll raise kids in KS.
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spacemang_spliff posted:There's no way in hell we'll raise kids in KS. You could probably do it cheap, but the schools must be staffed by idiots, idealists, and morlocks by this point.
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spacemang_spliff posted:Me and my special lady have narrowed our search down to WA, CO or NC. There's no way in hell we'll raise kids in KS. What do you plan on doing with your regular lady?
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Rando posted:What do you plan on doing with your regular lady? she's plowing a field
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for real though, Wichita has voted down water fluoridation multiple times http://www.kansas.com/news/article1102401.html Retarded rear end Kansans posted:They also contended that fluoridation is mass medication and would be forced on people who don’t want it if it were added to the water supply.
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My brother was on the town council of his 200 people town (he hates living there). More than once he had to remind his fellow councilmen (because lol if they'd elect a woman) that you can't refer to the one black family in town as "The Colored Family." He resigned because they really wanted to fire this guy for being too old, and he kept telling them that if they did they would get used for obvious age discrimination. They voted to go ahead with firing the old man, he resigned and then they got sued and lost. They couldn't renovate the 80 year old library because all their money went to a 70 year old man
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spacemang_spliff posted:for real though, Wichita has voted down water fluoridation multiple times so has portland lmao
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Rando posted:Hop on over to MO. We're one of the states next on the to-do lists of various anti-prohibition activists. i know they're trying to gather signatures but it's a bad idea. mo's legislature would just pass a law overturning it the next day like they did with puppy mills. medical marijuana is not going to happen in mo anytime soon
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The Taint Reaper posted:I've yet to ever get into an argument about Evolution. I used to get into them all the time, nowadays, less so. I even had to go before the school board to explain why the idiot who wanted to include creationism in the science course of study was, in fact, an idiot. Great times. I'm sure it is far worse in Kansas. But they do have the Kansas Cosmosphere. Not sure how they rated that, but it's there...
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spacemang_spliff posted:for real though, Wichita has voted down water fluoridation multiple times  im mandrake, jack d ripper is charles koch
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American conservatism is really loving godawful. If I could press a button and wipe out either ISIS or the Republican party I'd choose the latter in a heartbeat.
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drowningidiot posted:American conservatism is really loving godawful. If I could press a button and wipe out either ISIS or the Republican party I'd choose the latter in a heartbeat. So you would let extremely far right religious fundamentalists live while you wipe out ones who would be considered moderate? The conservatism is coming from inside your head.
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drowningidiot posted:American conservatism is really loving godawful. If I could press a button and wipe out either ISIS or the Republican party I'd choose the latter in a heartbeat. Don't waste the press. The Republican party is going to self-destruct if they can't get the tea party portion under control. They are going to piss off so many slightly-right-of-the-democrats republicans that they will lose a big part of their base. If some republican were to run using Reagan's platform, without calling up Reagan to identify with it, the candidate would be run out of the party.
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Thanks awfulapp My wife is in Kansas trying to stop you idiot babbies from shooting yourselves quite so frequently The local lobbyist has apologized multiple times that "there's no nice place to eat dinner" hahahaa
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genesplicer posted:Don't waste the press. The Republican party is going to self-destruct if they can't get the tea party portion under control. They are going to piss off so many slightly-right-of-the-democrats republicans that they will lose a big part of their base. If some republican were to run using Reagan's platform, without calling up Reagan to identify with it, the candidate would be run out of the party. Can we get a republican dead pool going?
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unironically the worst thread i've seen on this forum
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Quoting this post cause I ain't reading this poo poo
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mazzi Chart Czar posted:Can we get a republican dead pool going? Deadpool is a Libertarian.
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Reaganomics is all about making your buddies rich though so by that metric is it still failing?
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Goon Consensus: Reaganomics has not worked yet, it's time to scrap the system because people always abuse it.....let's try communism.
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Iseeyouseemeseeyou posted:unironically the worst thread i've seen on this forum  THE FORUM
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just realized that kansas spelled backwards is sasnak
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just let william h macy fix ur state already
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Concerned Citizen posted:the reality is that the local dem parties are completely and utterly irrelevant in congressional races. the dccc is a much larger factor than they are. i work on pol campaigns and i have had to elect dem candidates on two separate occasions that were opposed by the local party (silently, they can't be public or the state party would cut them off), and both times we won because they are a complete non-factor. they're like 20 people in a room that no one listens to and they have no money. In the special election the Democratic Party squashed the primary that (progressive) Jessica Ehrlich was leading so that they could force Alex Sink on us, who then lost despite outspending the Repubs; her message of "bipartisan deficit reduction" and being a Bank of America VP just didn't resonate with Democratic voters for some reason. This was probably more of a state or national party mistake though, happening with the enthusiastic endorsement of the local party. When we had a second shot at the seat in November the Pinellas County Democratic Party chairman left a message on a prominent black pastor's answering machine telling him that he would be "persona non grata" if he ran. Then the DCCC produced some guy nobody has heard of, that couldn't even be listed as a Democrat on the ballot legally. And then that guy dropped out so that the Republican could run unopposed. There's a little more to the story, but yeah the Pinellas County Democratic Party uses what little power and influence that they have in bad faith.
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spacemang_spliff posted:Johnson County has a lot of wealthy people. It's one of the wealthies counties in the country. What is the thought process that they use to blame Obama when they have been poor since well before he took office? Do they use ObamaCare and complain that their taxes are being wasted? Do they want it repealed so they can no longer afford medical aid? I can very much understand the Upper-Middle class baby-boomers voting Republican, as they already have theirs, but does the "temporarily embarrassed millionaire" condition really last decades with some people?
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Considering that Obama was supposed to better the country instead of flushing it down the Europeeing shitter after all these years. Maybe it should have been better after both his elections. How are the Middle Class Economics going over there doing? Oh... Scalding Coffee has issued a correction as of 17:18 on Mar 17, 2015 |
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City of Tampa posted:In the special election the Democratic Party squashed the primary that (progressive) Jessica Ehrlich was leading so that they could force Alex Sink on us, who then lost despite outspending the Repubs; her message of "bipartisan deficit reduction" and being a Bank of America VP just didn't resonate with Democratic voters for some reason. This was probably more of a state or national party mistake though, happening with the enthusiastic endorsement of the local party. alex sink was a really good recruit, though. she could raise money and win the seat in a tough, special election environment. remember the dccc's sole goal is to add more Ds to the D column, and sink was probably the only one who could pull that off. unfortunately the special election environment was more hostile than expected. november was obviously a gently caress up but largely it's more due to the fact that recruiting quality candidates is so difficult in florida, especially when the seat is not seen as particularly winnable. jany had seemed like a good recruit, and sykes is/was a disaster on multiple levels. obviously the pinellas county dem party is dumb as poo poo and shouldn't have threatened sykes (and this ended up backfiring badly since he's now a republican) but this is more reason why it's hard to take them seriously.
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Zig-Zag posted:I drove through Kansas once. There was like one tree. dsame, that was a cool tree
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genesplicer posted:If some republican were to run using Reagan's platform, without calling up Reagan to identify with it, the candidate would be run out of the party. Imagine if a Republican ran on Nixon's platform. Or even a Democrat.
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spacemang_spliff posted:Johnson County has a lot of wealthy people. It's one of the wealthies counties in the country. This is said because basically all the outskirts suburbs of St. Louis are retirement homes for rich people.
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I say we let these backwards worthless states crumble and burn. Smart useful citizens will move away and leave the group of uneducated white trash there. Then we can turn those states into manufacturing centers like in china. Use the white trash as a super cheap workforce. Oh wait...
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The Kansas City museum has an amazing collection of ancient chinese art and artifacts. It's on the Missouri side.
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:The Kansas City museum has an amazing collection of ancient chinese art and artifacts. I was just visiting last week. http://www.nelson-atkins.org/
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:The Kansas City museum has an amazing collection of ancient chinese art and artifacts. Lets go ahead and move that to a city on a coast. Where people will actually appreciate it. 
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The Taint Reaper posted:So you would let extremely far right religious fundamentalists live while you wipe out ones who would be considered moderate? yes
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