Brent in Az
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The only thing that is repugnant, is a Limey, who thinks his political opinion is relevant to American Patriots.
The Democrat party website four days ago was emblazoned with an "ad" stating "order your Ga absentee ballots here"This Presidential election was stolen. What will keep the dark forces from stealing the Georgia runoff?
Only point I've ever made has been confirmed by analysis of those in the business, and now on here, that Trump lost because voters didn't like him, per se, than the republican party policies. I never like him, and not only have the balls to say so, but why - which now seems why he lost. But the fad of crying foul over electorate fraud has been more frequently used over the past 20yrs - that by now you'd think some legislative moves (if fraud is evident) would've been made against this: but as far as I'm aware, it hasn't. Therefore it would seem either crying foul on the grounds of electoral fraud is now just part of the post-election game, or there's no fraud to speak of. And you're right, the issue is proving it. All the US political parties know the ease of accusing it, against the difficulty of actually proving it. That's why its so easy to not only to besmirch, but to also obfuscate the electoral process too.@Timbo I am honestly not sure what point you are trying to make as something got lost there.
The media never did really report the protests accurately, please google mostly peaceful protest and have a laugh.
There is a bunch of options between crying and civil war. I am hoping this is a wake up call for Republican State Legislators to tighten up there voting laws. There is a loophole for ballot harvesting in GA...they have the power to close it and should do it now. Ban mail in ballots. Require an ID. Simple steps need to be taken but can be taken and Republicans have the power to do it.
The issue is proving fraud...as example, you go 60km in 1 hour, but the speed limit is 50km...mathematical speaking you broke the law...you go no I didn't prove I was speeding. I show you the math, and you go prove exactly what stretch of road I was speeding in. Meanwhile, the media is saying I am a sore loser and need to just shut up about speeding.
You're just upset, and venting your (wildly inaccurate!) xenophobia, that someone other than a repugnant party member or demonrat has an opinion on this forum. By the vitriol some have expressed through the mainstream media (yes, I know it's all 150% incorrect if not pro-repugnant), it's seeming to come down to an "either, or" situation: people will either have to eventually bow to the law of the land, and meekly accept Trump's loss - or - show their patriotism and rise up against their own government. Which will you choose?The only thing that is repugnant, is a Limey, who thinks his political opinion is relevant to American Patriots.
Arrogance and cluelessness is a common combination in liberal thought. I have no idea what your political ideologies are, and I honestly don't care. Nonetheless, your replies are typical of every liberal that I have ever heard in that you can eloquently spew the rhetoric on cue, but have no facts or substantive arguments to make to support your wildly asinine assertions.You're just upset, and venting your (wildly inaccurate!) xenophobia, that someone other than a repugnant party member or demonrat has an opinion on this forum. By the vitriol some have expressed through the mainstream media (yes, I know it's all 150% incorrect if not pro-repugnant), it's seeming to come down to an "either, or" situation: people will either have to eventually bow to the law of the land, and meekly accept Trump's loss - or - show their patriotism and rise up against their own government. Which will you choose?
All too true in regard to state and local laws in most of these blue states and cities. Florida has a "stand your ground law" which was recently expanded during the recent civil violence to include armed defense of businesses, and your personal vehicles. Our Governor is a badass when it comes to citizens rights to self-defense and property protection. However, I would point out that Gov. DeSantis won by a razor thin margin in Florida, defeating a hugely progressive liberal candidate who we have now come to learn was a sexual deviant and a meth addict.. Same can be said for the Georgia governor's race. Comrade Stacy Abrams only lost by a terrifyingly thin margin.. It just goes to show you how some of these states are clinging to control affirming your point on the critical importance of the Georgia Senate races... With the very real threat of an open-borders policy and express pass to citizenship, I fear it's just a matter of time before traditionally red states go blue forever.Regrettably, much of that defense of property ability is governed very punitive state and local laws (witness MO). Fortunately, here in Texas property rights are almost as important as personal self-defense.
If you can guarantee me that Texas remains red, I might take you up on that..! Make my scotch a Jameson and you got a deal!I genuinely honor your service. Consider Texas in your future plans. Would love to continue this discussion over a good scotch.
In defense of Florida voters, this was not known at the time. But apparently he is a hell of a wedding guest.defeating a hugely progressive liberal candidate who we have now come to learn was a sexual deviant and a meth addict..
LOL... Yes, But what was know is what an aggressively progressive liberal he was, and still almost won. He was proposing legislation that would have made AOC look like a Trump supporter. That's the scary part....In defense of Florida voters, this was not known at the time. But apparently he is a hell of a wedding guest.
Now, there you are being a deliberate bomb thrower. You know that is simply not done in polite society. Though perhaps, in this case, being called a "Limey" could be considered provocation - if you weren't obviously having so much fun.You're just upset, and venting your (wildly inaccurate!) xenophobia, that someone other than a repugnant party member or demonrat has an opinion on this forum. By the vitriol some have expressed through the mainstream media (yes, I know it's all 150% incorrect if not pro-repugnant), it's seeming to come down to an "either, or" situation: people will either have to eventually bow to the law of the land, and meekly accept Trump's loss - or - show their patriotism and rise up against their own government. Which will you choose?
No, The Bolsheviks had gone off the track long ago. Just look at how they treated Robert Bork. It was so extreme it led to a new term in the English language- Being "Borked". Then there was Justice Thomas- one would think they would have given an African American some slack- but NO, resuming such terms as Oreo. Ever since the people in congress were educated by draft dodgers the Hate America has become the norm and it had little to do with President Trump, other than to bring things to a boil. Don't look for anything to change other than to get really bad after Ms Horrible starts running the show.Did Trump catalyse the liberals becoming hyper nuts, and can we expect them to calm down to plain loony with him out of office? Or is this radical dispensation the new normal?