Chief_Broom
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So who here votes?
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potroastV2
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Every election since 1972, even when I was overseas.
rkymtnman
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we only do mail in here in CO. can i have your address to send my reply to?
Sir Napsalot
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Every election since 1972, even when I was overseas.
In 1972 I was still in highschool, but I remember the slogan "don't change dicks in the middle of a screw- vote for Nixon in '72!"
I voted for Jimmy Carter when I was in the navy
dandyrandy
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I had a 15% mortgage.
abandonconflict
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stay home be safe
Sir Napsalot
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In '72 or when I was in the navy?
Chief_Broom
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I try to vote in every election. Sometimes I’ll miss a special election for something but I’ve always seen it as a civic duty to vote. But the real reason I vote is that politicians only worry about people who vote, and while what you do in the ballot box is secret who actually goes to the polls to vote is public information. That means anyone even thinking of running for office can easily get a list of names of all the people who will vote in the next election so they know exactly who to reach out to and what agenda that they need to articulate in order to win a majority of the people they know will vote.
dandyrandy
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Mid to late seventies. The embargoes etc. had the loan rates crazy. But back then my savings was bringing 6% plus. The market had not developed into the Ponzi scheme it is now. Banks were required to have a much larger % of cash to loan balance then as well. No computer trading. But you could get a job out of high school and buy a car and a house on the wages. Insurance was zero pay. But alas I've watched the manufacturing sectors automate and decimate employment. The replacement was the service industry. And housing is a joke. The goal is to get where China and Russia is with apartment style housing. Perpetual income. Miners store etc. The god of the people is stuff. I have some framed newspaper clippings of the times. I found them at a flea market. I was getting out of the air force early 70's. Lots of manufacturing jobs. And homes. I bought a new ~2000 sq ft ranch on 3 acres for $42k. Which was a bit much. $9 an hour electronic maintenance. Good times.
UncleBuck
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Do you ever not cry like a bitch?
mysunnyboy
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Of course
Rob Roy
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I never cry like a bitch. What does it feel like to do that ?
I may grimace, roar or bellow like an injured Lion on the rare occasion I sustain an injury.
jimihendrix1
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Until Beshear took office in , being a convicted felon for marijuana cultivation, Ernie Fletcher took away my right to vote in the early 2000s.
Beshear restored them. Beshears dad had restored them, but Bevin rescinded them.
You can bet your ass Ill vote. I used to always vote. Im 61 and had voted since I was able to.
Beshear restored them. Beshears dad had restored them, but Bevin rescinded them.
You can bet your ass Ill vote. I used to always vote. Im 61 and had voted since I was able to.
Rob Roy
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Have you been mainlining Psilocybin mushrooms again ?
I have no objections to laws which are consistent with equal rights. (the real kind of equal individual rights, not the kind which are contradictions and you fail miserably at defending )
I'm not interested in kids, pretty happy being a hetero monogamous sexy grandpa.
Speaking of rapist tactics, you seem to get excited at the prospect of forcibly injecting children and making unwilling minorities serve you against their will.
UncleBuck
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You cry like a little bitch because parents vaccinate their children against deadly diseases
UncleBuck
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you cry like a little bitch because black people can shop at the store
Rob Roy
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Other peoples children are under other peoples care and protection, those choices aren't mine to make.
I cry like a little bitch at the prospect of government or corpo / government actors / beneficiaries like Bill Gates advancing ideas of mandatory vaccinations.
Get your baseline story right and then we can argue and you can cry like a little bitch when all your arguments fail.
Rob Roy
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No, I cry like a little bitch when people who wish to associate are forcibly prevented from doing so and when people who don't wish to associate are forcibly made to.
If I had a store, I wouldn't discriminate based on race, gender etc. If another person owns a store, how they run their business, isn't up to me. (see above for the consistent argument) .
You cry like a little bitch when Donald Trump kicks Hillary's ass and he is now your "Commander in Chief".