mark it down, the entire state of Minn will be gay in a decade. The population will plummet since pregnancy will only happen during experimental bisexuality.@Heelicious
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Minnesota teachers to be required to push CRT, support trans identity to obtain teacher’s licenses
By 2025, Minnesota’s teacher licensing board will require all aspiring teachers to teach and promote the core tenets of LGBTQ ideology and critical race theory.www.foxnews.com
Think really hard... it shouldn't take long.I just do not get the wild paranoia over mail in voting when there haven't even been any issues with it.
Perfect!mark it down, the entire state of Minn will be gay in a decade. The population will plummet since pregnancy will only happen during experimental bisexuality.
The allegation is not that gas stoves themselves cause brain damage (mostly to the youth apparently), but that the gases produced from the things that are cooked on gas stoves are responsible. In other words, it's really an exhaust problem. Guess those above need to stop breathing exhaust vent fumes.
My main concern is how does this impact BBQ restaurants. If this forces more of them to cook with wood, then this is a great idea.The allegation is not that gas stoves themselves cause brain damage (mostly to the youth apparently), but that the gases produced from the things that are cooked on gas stoves are responsible. In other words, it's really an exhaust problem. Guess those above need to stop breathing exhaust vent fumes.
I just do not get the wild paranoia over mail in voting when there haven't even been any issues with it. Seems to me like it's a red herring more than anything else.
There is a good chunk where we have common ground in the above. It's the following comments that gives me pause:Well I'm glad we agree on the Election Day part.
As far public education, let me rephrase. The way it's funded should be changed. And I'm deeply suspicious of people who emphasize charter schools as a substitution (ala Betsy DeVos). I should mention I think too many places in our country don't place enough emphasis on education itself. Again, a topic for another day.
Look, technology has changed drastically since the 1860s, which goes without saying. I'm quite sure if the wife of a soldier could have the option of mail in voting the way we do now, she'd take it. I just do not get the wild paranoia over mail in voting when there haven't even been any issues with it. Seems to me like it's a red herring more than anything else.
We can't fall into the trap of politicizing everything to the point where rational thought goes out the window.
And ironically, we had mail service starting in 1775 (remember Postmaster Benjamin Franklin?). Why did we ever have in person voting to start with when we could have just mailed it in? It seems like we are not modernizing in any respect but actually going backwards.Look, technology has changed drastically since the 1860s, which goes without saying.
First, there is no need for mail in voting. I have made it clear that my position is that voting should take some modicum of effort. I just don't think it's asking too much to have someone show up in person, particularly with all the early voting days. And the problem with mail in voting is not absentee voting where someone asks for a ballot and properly returns it. The problem is when everyone gets a ballot mailed out to them. You have no assurance that the person even lives there, let alone received their ballot. As such, there is no assurance that any returned ballot was actually filled out and returned by the person who was casting their vote. It is potentially a minefield of problems that can be easily manipulated by shady characters. There is just too much money and power involved to think that this won't happen regardless of party or candidate. And, it's just not needed. Somehow, we got along with in person voting predominately all this time and the republic is still standing. Why fix what ain't broken unless there is some motivation you aren't considering?I just do not get the wild paranoia over mail in voting when there haven't even been any issues with it. Seems to me like it's a red herring more than anything else.
Well I'm glad we agree on the Election Day part.
As far public education, let me rephrase. The way it's funded should be changed. And I'm deeply suspicious of people who emphasize charter schools as a substitution (ala Betsy DeVos). I should mention I think too many places in our country don't place enough emphasis on education itself. Again, a topic for another day.
Look, technology has changed drastically since the 1860s, which goes without saying. I'm quite sure if the wife of a soldier could have the option of mail in voting the way we do now, she'd take it. I just do not get the wild paranoia over mail in voting when there haven't even been any issues with it. Seems to me like it's a red herring more than anything else.
We can't fall into the trap of politicizing everything to the point where rational thought goes out the window.
mark it down, the entire state of Minn will be gay in a decade. The population will plummet since pregnancy will only happen during experimental bisexuality.
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First, there is no need for mail in voting. I have made it clear that my position is that voting should take some modicum of effort. I just don't think it's asking too much to have someone show up in person, particularly with all the early voting days. And the problem with mail in voting is not absentee voting where someone asks for a ballot and properly returns it. The problem is when everyone gets a ballot mailed out to them. You have no assurance that the person even lives there, let alone received their ballot. As such, there is no assurance that any returned ballot was actually filled out and returned by the person who was casting their vote. It is potentially a minefield of problems that can be easily manipulated by shady characters. There is just too much money and power involved to think that this won't happen regardless of party or candidate. And, it's just not needed. Somehow, we got along with in person voting predominately all this time and the republic is still standing. Why fix what ain't broken unless there is some motivation you aren't considering?
you mean flatulence? They're going to outlaw farts? If they make farting criminal, only criminals will be farting.the gases produced from the things that are cooked on gas stoves
There is a good chunk where we have common ground in the above. It's the following comments that gives me pause:
And ironically, we had mail service starting in 1775 (remember Postmaster Benjamin Franklin?). Why did we ever have in person voting to start with when we could have just mailed it in? It seems like we are not modernizing in any respect but actually going backwards.
First, there is no need for mail in voting. I have made it clear that my position is that voting should take some modicum of effort. I just don't think it's asking too much to have someone show up in person, particularly with all the early voting days. And the problem with mail in voting is not absentee voting where someone asks for a ballot and properly returns it. The problem is when everyone gets a ballot mailed out to them. You have no assurance that the person even lives there, let alone received their ballot. As such, there is no assurance that any returned ballot was actually filled out and returned by the person who was casting their vote. It is potentially a minefield of problems that can be easily manipulated by shady characters. There is just too much money and power involved to think that this won't happen regardless of party or candidate. And, it's just not needed. Somehow, we got along with in person voting predominately all this time and the republic is still standing. Why fix what ain't broken unless there is some motivation you aren't considering?
Well I think saying there's no need for mail in voting is kind of a moot point. It's here to stay as an option whether we like it or not. And to insinuate or claim it's used for cheating stems from sour grapes (much of the time from Republicans) or an unfounded fear that it could be abused. We have a pretty air tight election system. It's not to say that mistakes aren't made or couldn't be made, but not to the point where it would swing an election.
It's a pretty easy question to answer why mail in voting wasn't a thing in 1775 lol. There was no advantage or practical reason to send in votes by horse buggy. I happen to think that this option is helpful to a lot of people who can't vote in person: the elderly, disabled, the sick, etc. And it's pretty convenient for those who are so busy they can't get to the polls on time.
If someone not named randman can offer anything beyond fear of possible abuse of this system, please do so. Otherwise, there's nothing to worry about.
We can only hopemark it down, the entire state of Minn will be gay in a decade. The population will plummet since pregnancy will only happen during experimental bisexuality.
There is no doubt in my mind that "Biden's Lawyers" are turning over everything they are "finding". Especially the stuff from Ukraine and China.“But you see, this is clearly different.”
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Biden aides discover second batch of classified docs at another location
Aides to President Biden have reporatedly found more classified documents at a location other than the one that he used after the Obama administration.www.foxnews.com
Lol
This state of MN is done. Put a fork in it. Irredeemable. Like almost all other states with urban rural mixes, the urban / metro areas (Minneapolis / St. Paul) and their woke, anti-cop, crime infested, liberal, incompetent leadership, insane high taxes, high dependency on govt subsidies for many of the city dwellers - ruins it for the whole state including more responsible, independent, productive, low crime, freedom loving and police supporting people who live in suburbs, exurbs, and especially rural areas.I don’t give a f*ck. I don’t live in that shithole. They probably won’t make it to gay time anyway because all the women will abort them or if they get to breathe outside the womb, they’ll probably be killed by the violent BLM protestors. So have it.
And when I want your opinion, I’ll ask for it. I was asking @Heelicious as he lives there. Like usual, you didn’t have anything to offer except a “joke” that missed the mark. Which I knew and why I didn’t tag you.
"Because ol perma dementia, diaper-always-full, drooling incoherent Joe is a GOOD GUY with good intentions or something, not like that evil Orange Man. So yes it is different" - the leftist clown apologists in the media“But you see, this is clearly different.”
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Biden aides discover second batch of classified docs at another location
Aides to President Biden have reporatedly found more classified documents at a location other than the one that he used after the Obama administration.www.foxnews.com
Lol
Oh, but he has no idea what papers were there. To be fair he probably doesn't anymore, hell he can't remember where he pissed last."Because ol perma dementia, diaper-always-full, drooling incoherent Joe is a GOOD GUY with good intentions or something, not like that evil Orange Man. So yes it is different" - the leftist clown apologists in the media
Carolinablue34:
”No regerts”.
I wonder why his lawyers are "finding" these papers. What could they ever be looking for? But I'm sure they have full security clearance. There's no way things are being "found" since a committee is about to begin investigating this clown.Hahahaha. In the garage? Seems secure.
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More classified documents found in Biden's Delaware garage, White House reveals
White House lawyers discovered another batch of classified documents inside one of President Biden's homes in Delaware, the White House Counsel's Office announced Thursday.www.foxnews.com
don't try to make more of this than meets the eye. Lawyers just happened upon these docs while they were straightening out his garage a little.I wonder why his lawyers are "finding" these papers. What could they ever be looking for? But I'm sure they have full security clearance. There's no way things are being "found" since a committee is about to begin investigating this clown.
And closets. And there's no reason to question if they turned everything in.don't try to make more of this than meets the eye. Lawyers just happened upon these docs while they were straightening out his garage a little.
I want her side to be 'tails'. No, 'heads'. Wait, 'tails'...definitely 'tails'.Lol you and AOC are just the flip side of the same coin Arch.
Says the guy who believes dems are hacking thermostatsGood point.