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  • #436
    Re: The 114th Congress: How Low Can They Go?

    Originally posted by joecct View Post
    You can't fight City Hall. But you can surely rent a politician.

    Money talks. The TPP lessees paid more than the Warrenites.
    You know, that is probably sadly spot on.
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    • #437
      Re: The 114th Congress: How Low Can They Go?

      Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View Post
      Why not create some more states, like maybe 137 of them? I seem to remember a joke map like that if every single state secession movement actually happened.
      http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/...62_964x662.jpg

      What are the chief outliers for red urban and blue rural?

      Red urban: Phoenix, Oklahoma City, Fort Worth, Salt Lake City.

      Blue rural: um...?
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      • #438
        Re: The 114th Congress: How Low Can They Go?

        Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View Post
        It does effectively look to be rural vs. urban. And unfortunately, the urbans try to cookie cutter their policies onto rurals
        It works the other way, too. Rural gun laws make sense if your neighbor is a bear; not so much if it's a day care.
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        • #439
          Re: The 114th Congress: How Low Can They Go?

          Originally posted by Kepler View Post
          http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/...62_964x662.jpg

          What are the chief outliers for red urban and blue rural?

          Red urban: Phoenix, Oklahoma City, Fort Worth, Salt Lake City.

          Blue rural: um...?
          I would have easily said Vermont, although someone else isn't so sure. How about Nebraska?

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          • #440
            Re: The 114th Congress: How Low Can They Go?

            Originally posted by Kepler View Post
            It works the other way, too. Rural gun laws make sense if your neighbor is a bear; not so much if it's a day care.
            You do know that an overwhelming majority of mass shootings took place in "gun free zones", yes? Easier target; you don't have to think twice about it because someone may fight back.

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            • #441
              Re: The 114th Congress: How Low Can They Go?

              Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View Post
              You do know that an overwhelming majority of mass shootings took place in "gun free zones", yes? Easier target; you don't have to think twice about it because someone may fight back.
              The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun.

              Duh.
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              • #442
                Re: The 114th Congress: How Low Can They Go?

                Originally posted by ScoobyDoo View Post
                The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun.

                Duh.
                Now that your sarcastic moment is over, why don't you try actually answering it, and don't forget to include a utopian paragraph on how criminals follow laws.

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                • #443
                  Re: The 114th Congress: How Low Can They Go?

                  Originally posted by TimP
                  THe snark is strong with F@gdude, but mass-shootings don't happen in countries where guns are banned. #Fact
                  And yet, Europe has more mass murders than us. http://www.thecrimsonpirate.com/blog/?p=1871

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                  • #444
                    Re: The 114th Congress: How Low Can They Go?

                    Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View Post
                    And yet, Europe has more mass murders than us. http://www.thecrimsonpirate.com/blog/?p=1871
                    We all know what's really going on.
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                    • #445
                      Re: The 114th Congress: How Low Can They Go?

                      Notice how Kepler avoids the very recent mass shooting in Tunisia, folks. Oh, and their arms ownership rate? Very very very very LOW. http://www.canberratimes.com.au/worl...26-ghz0wh.html

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                      • #446
                        Re: The 114th Congress: How Low Can They Go?

                        Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View Post
                        Notice how Kepler avoids the very recent mass shooting in Tunisia, folks.
                        Don't they use Chrome?
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                        • #447
                          Re: The 114th Congress: How Low Can They Go?

                          Originally posted by Kepler View Post
                          Don't they use Chrome?
                          Opera.

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                          • #448
                            Re: The 114th Congress: How Low Can They Go?

                            Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View Post
                            Opera.
                            That's Egypt.
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                            • #449
                              Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View Post
                              I would have easily said Vermont, although someone else isn't so sure. How about Nebraska?
                              Perhaps rural southern Michigan, where folks live in the country but commute to their Union jobs?
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                              • #450
                                Originally posted by LynahFan View Post
                                Perhaps rural southern Michigan, where folks live in the country but commute to their Union jobs?
                                It sure as sh.t isn't Nebraska. Omaha is trending blue, but the rest of the state is redder than the south in many ways.

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