Leave. Just leave.
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“Don’t let the door hit ya where the Good Lord split ya.”
It’ll be mildly interesting to see if this snowflake actually goes through with it and no longer has to endure the horror of the grocery store and bagged salads.
She might find Canada more appealing, if they would let her in.
@George-K said in Leave. Just leave.:
“Don’t let the door hit ya where the Good Lord split ya.”
It’ll be mildly interesting to see if this snowflake actually goes through with it and no longer has to endure the horror of the grocery store and bagged salads.
She might find Canada more appealing, if they would let her in.
H-E-B is kinda neat, concerning produce. You bag your own, weigh it in the produce department and the scale prints out a bar coded label for your bag. The checker, or self-checkout never weighs anything
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Her departure is validating one of the main reasons why we have states. Go live where your local legislature (or even culture and demographics) fit your preferences.
How one-sided of her, too. How do you think conservative Texans felt (and feel) with the influx of liberal citizens? I would've thought she believed in diversity.
Also her comment about women being forced to give birth. That highlights another fundamental difference. Many pro-life folks would argue that women make that decision at the time of conception (for most abortion scenarios), so the time to decide not to give birth should be before you even get pregnant. It's like getting on an airplane then half way through the flight deciding you don't want to go to the destination. The right to decide was made at the gate.
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@Mik said in Leave. Just leave.:
In Canda they have to have some reason to let you in other than you want to be there.
Exactly. I haven’t looked in a while, but one requirement used to be that you’d bring a million dollars’ worth of assets and/or investment to the country to be allowed to immigrate.
Perhaps we should do that at the southern border?
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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My paranoia grew. Every man who walked past me in the produce section felt more menacing. A question kept flashing through my mind: How many of you think I should be forced to have your child??
That’s insane. And I think she knows it. This woman has extreme issues.
Advocates are pushing for political change by trying to get liberal candidates like Beto O’Rourke elected. And I hope he wins. But after years of gerrymandering and Governor Greg Abbott’s absolute drive to remain in power, I have slim hope.
So she’s an idiot, too. The Governor of Texas is not elected by electors… It’s a simple up/down popular vote. Gerrymandering would have no effect.
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I'm guilty. Stuff like this gets thrown up on the web, chasing clicks. Either by people who agree with her or think she's nuts. But since I use the standard homepage for Microsoft's browser, this is the kind of crap they throw on the wall.
I just wonder how many fellow idiots think this woman is sane?
You know, with all the silliness in social media and even in MSM, are we defining sanity downwards?
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@Mik said in Leave. Just leave.:
In Canda they have to have some reason to let you in other than you want to be there.
Exactly. I haven’t looked in a while, but one requirement used to be that you’d bring a million dollars’ worth of assets and/or investment to the country to be allowed to immigrate.
Perhaps we should do that at the southern border?
@George-K said in Leave. Just leave.:
I haven’t looked in a while, but one requirement used to be that you’d bring a million dollars’ worth of assets and/or investment to the country to be allowed to immigrate.
No, you don't. If I remember correctly, there's a points system - you get points for age, occupation, work experience, qualifications etc. It might be that past a certain age you need to be very rich, as you're getting universal healthcare.
Having experienced both, I'd say the Canadian system is a lot better managed than the US one. We waited about 6 years for a green card, and then out of the blue the lawyer told us we suddenly had 48 hours to get all our medicals and stuff taken care of as a position opened.
I was only joking
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I'm guilty. Stuff like this gets thrown up on the web, chasing clicks. Either by people who agree with her or think she's nuts. But since I use the standard homepage for Microsoft's browser, this is the kind of crap they throw on the wall.
I just wonder how many fellow idiots think this woman is sane?
You know, with all the silliness in social media and even in MSM, are we defining sanity downwards?
@Jolly said in Leave. Just leave.:
I'm guilty. Stuff like this gets thrown up on the web, chasing clicks. Either by people who agree with her or think she's nuts. But since I use the standard homepage for Microsoft's browser, this is the kind of crap they throw on the wall.
I just wonder how many fellow idiots think this woman is sane?
You know, with all the silliness in social media and even in MSM, are we defining sanity downwards?
We are certainly placing a high value on strong emotional reactions against conservative politics. The stronger the emotion, the better. In the absence of real problems, we rely on people acting like they have real problems. How else are we supposed to motivate people to vote Democrat? Appeals to their bank accounts?
This sort of fetishization of emotion is a fixture in high status leftist discussions. I listen to them. They can be seen and heard competing with one another over how solemn, shocked, histrionic, don't-know-whether-to-laugh-or-cry, name it, they are. Even nominally intelligent, sane centrists like John Stewart are consumed by this stuff. It's pervasive. If you place a value on keeping politics in perspective, don't look to the left. That's not their game, and they don't intend to return to sanity any time soon.
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Stupid. Just like all the celebrities who were saying they were going to leave the country if X won or Y lost or whatever.
Be part of the solution, not part of the problem.
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Stupid. Just like all the celebrities who were saying they were going to leave the country if X won or Y lost or whatever.
Be part of the solution, not part of the problem.
@taiwan_girl said in Leave. Just leave.:
Be part of the solution, not part of the problem.
One person’s solution may be another person’s problem.
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@George-K said in Leave. Just leave.:
I haven’t looked in a while, but one requirement used to be that you’d bring a million dollars’ worth of assets and/or investment to the country to be allowed to immigrate.
No, you don't. If I remember correctly, there's a points system - you get points for age, occupation, work experience, qualifications etc. It might be that past a certain age you need to be very rich, as you're getting universal healthcare.
Having experienced both, I'd say the Canadian system is a lot better managed than the US one. We waited about 6 years for a green card, and then out of the blue the lawyer told us we suddenly had 48 hours to get all our medicals and stuff taken care of as a position opened.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Leave. Just leave.:
@George-K said in Leave. Just leave.:
I haven’t looked in a while, but one requirement used to be that you’d bring a million dollars’ worth of assets and/or investment to the country to be allowed to immigrate.
No, you don't. If I remember correctly, there's a points system - you get points for age, occupation, work experience, qualifications etc. It might be that past a certain age you need to be very rich, as you're getting universal healthcare.
Having experienced both, I'd say the Canadian system is a lot better managed than the US one. We waited about 6 years for a green card, and then out of the blue the lawyer told us we suddenly had 48 hours to get all our medicals and stuff taken care of as a position opened.
Look, I think there's broad agreement on fixing the American immigration system. You can't fix anything, though, if you're inundated with millions pouring across the most porous border of any first world nation. Or second world nation. Or probably third world nation.
So, get a handle on the border. After that, take a hard look at immigration. We need a guest worker program similar to the Braceros program of the 40's. We need to overhaul the visa and green card system to make it more efficient, user friendly and for the benefit of the U.S.
And we need to crucify (and I dunno, that might be literal) any illegals found within the borders of the U.S. No mercy. No lengthy appeals. No drawn out court procedures. And if you commit a capital crime in the U.S. as an illegal, you get one appeal and then the Death Penalty. I want them to receive good legal representation, I want the guilty verdict to be beyond a shadow of a doubt, I want the appeal to be heard before a judge and jury and I want everything done from arrest to trial to appeal to release or execution within 24 months.
As an immigrant, legal or illegal, I want the system to work.
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@taiwan_girl said in Leave. Just leave.:
Be part of the solution, not part of the problem.
One person’s solution may be another person’s problem.
@Axtremus said in Leave. Just leave.:
@taiwan_girl said in Leave. Just leave.:
Be part of the solution, not part of the problem.
One person’s solution may be another person’s problem.
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