A conservative question
Jul 24, 2018 18:21:23 #
t***hiness wrote:
Really? Who cares where someone is from? ....
And where were those democrats from? The Southeast where many of today's hypocritical evangelicals are today. The "war of northern aggression" continues in a different format--same people, different name plates.
And where were those democrats from? The Southeast where many of today's hypocritical evangelicals are today. The "war of northern aggression" continues in a different format--same people, different name plates.
California used to be conservative. They are now as Socialist as anywhere in America.
You would do well to judge people by their actions. Not their skin, g*****ls, or birth place. Your bigotry would lessen if you do.
Jul 24, 2018 20:18:27 #
permafrost wrote:
why, yes i am... could you not recognize one? Not in your circle of talkers??
https://static.onepoliticalplaza.com/upload/2018/7/24/329837-01176_540452942440964082_n.jpg
Are you a Christian;
"why, yes i am... could you not recognize one? Not in your circle of talkers??" - Permafrost
Then there is hope for you.
Shall we pray together?
Dear Lord open my eyes that I may see the t***h, and seek it.
May We be successful in having Perms leave the godless Left, and seek forgiveness.
Then turn to the Book of Proverbs, and do a study.
Jul 24, 2018 21:09:07 #
Super Dave wrote:
Really? Who cares where someone is from?
California used to be conservative. They are now as Socialist as anywhere in America.
You would do well to judge people by their actions. Not their skin, g*****ls, or birth place. Your bigotry would lessen if you do.
California used to be conservative. They are now as Socialist as anywhere in America.
You would do well to judge people by their actions. Not their skin, g*****ls, or birth place. Your bigotry would lessen if you do.
....
Yes, really. Thanks for the unsolicited advice, Dave. The democrats who were promoted on the previous chart that we were referring to were for the most part from the southeast---at one time their ilk were called Dixiecrats and were 'democratic' in name only: r****t would be a good place to begin a list of descriptors.
"...socialist as anywhere in America." Do you really think Texans and Arizonans are 'Socialist?'
'Who cares where someone is from'? I am a displaced Texan, and I care where I am from. Yes, geography itself does not determine politics, but often regions of the country find large populations of people of the same political persuasion there. No bigotry here, Dave, just a fact supported by obvious v****g patterns that I am surprised you have not noticed. Maybe you are from there and can't see outside the hypocritical bubble; if so, then I understand. I stand by my previous statement as a non-bigot. Peddle your sermons somewhere else.
Jul 24, 2018 21:15:45 #
t***hiness wrote:
.... br Yes, really. Thanks for the unsolicited a... (show quote)
So God Made A Liberal...
https://youtu.be/EUzMPlQb2G4
Jul 24, 2018 21:17:06 #
t***hiness wrote:
.... br Yes, really. Thanks for the unsolicited a... (show quote)
You are confused. I was speaking about California, not Texas or Arizona
If you think every county colored red is r****t, perhaps you should look in the mirror.
Jul 24, 2018 23:18:04 #
Super Dave wrote:
You are confused. I was speaking about California, not Texas or Arizona
If you think every county colored red is r****t, perhaps you should look in the mirror.
If you think every county colored red is r****t, perhaps you should look in the mirror.
...
Dave, Your unlabeled map is as confusing as your ambiguous writing. California is a singular
'it' not a plural 'they.' So it is appropriate for the antecedent of 'they' to be the collective 'someone.' Not sure where you learned to write--maybe in that Realityville bubble. To reiterate: peddle your sanctimonious sermons somewhere else.
Jul 24, 2018 23:19:44 #
t***hiness wrote:
...
Dave, Your unlabeled map is as confusing as your ambiguous writing. California is a singular
'it' not a plural 'they.' So it is appropriate for the antecedent of 'they' to be the collective 'someone.' Not sure where you learned to write--maybe in that Realityville bubble. To reiterate: peddle your sanctimonious sermons somewhere else.
Dave, Your unlabeled map is as confusing as your ambiguous writing. California is a singular
'it' not a plural 'they.' So it is appropriate for the antecedent of 'they' to be the collective 'someone.' Not sure where you learned to write--maybe in that Realityville bubble. To reiterate: peddle your sanctimonious sermons somewhere else.
IOW - You are without logical argument and surrender the point with no conditions.
BTW - California is a collective of disparate sects of humanity. I embraced their diversity.............Nahhh.. Who gives a crap if you don't like my grammar?
Jul 25, 2018 00:34:40 #
Super Dave wrote:
IOW - You are without logical argument and surrender the point with no conditions.
BTW - California is a collective of disparate sects of humanity. I embraced their diversity.............Nahhh.. Who gives a crap if you don't like my grammar?
BTW - California is a collective of disparate sects of humanity. I embraced their diversity.............Nahhh.. Who gives a crap if you don't like my grammar?
...
Dave, Sorry about the comment about writing--completely uncalled for: mea culpa. t
Jul 25, 2018 03:45:16 #
t***hiness wrote:
...
Dave, Sorry about the comment about writing--completely uncalled for: mea culpa. t
Dave, Sorry about the comment about writing--completely uncalled for: mea culpa. t
No problem.
Jul 25, 2018 04:01:02 #
Oct 4, 2018 14:24:35 #
The majority of Americans are unaffiliated with either the Democratic or Republican parties. The majority of Americans are either strict centrists, or center left or center right. Yep, when the majority finally get tired of the goofs on the far right and far left taking up all the oxygen in the room, they'll come out of their mouse holes and take their responsibilities as citizens seriously, stuff dirty gym socks in the loudest mouths..................and we'll get some peace and quiet for the first time in 150 years.
If you want to reply, then register here. Registration is free and your account is created instantly, so you can post right away.