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originally posted by: beezzer
a reply to: Gryphon66
I'm only one voter. It's not like I live in Chicago and can vote several times.
Your beef is with the voters that would elect these people.
If the majority votes them in, then that would indicate that the majority agreed with what the politician is selling.
You do still want free elections, don't you?
originally posted by: Gryphon66
originally posted by: beezzer
a reply to: Gryphon66
I'm only one voter. It's not like I live in Chicago and can vote several times.
Your beef is with the voters that would elect these people.
If the majority votes them in, then that would indicate that the majority agreed with what the politician is selling.
You do still want free elections, don't you?
Oh puhleez ...
You're only one voter?
Forget Chicago, just buy the voting machine companies and then you can save time.
My "beef" is with you on this specific topic claming that the "radical pastors" in the OP are "just Christians who want to be involved."
So, it's okay with you to vote in those whose stated goal is to ignore the Constitution?
If the majority wants to do away with our Constitution, that's okay with you?
You're in favor of the tyranny of the majority then?
Good to know.
originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
a reply to: beezzer
weak. Get some Benadryl.
This state is THE state that has "tried on" the Theocrat suit. And my house, by the way, is not in a corn-field (that's Nebraska and Iowa, mostly). My house is a mile south of the Missouri river, in a very hilly, forested, area. We are really nice folks. Our Governor is a tool.
Oh I'm voting for Sanders just to vote against Hillary. I feel it's that important.
originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
a reply to: beezzer
Oh oh - and, are you allergic to the fact that we who live in Kansas can ALL conceal-carry guns now? We can open carry, too - in my county (the tiniest one) - unless there's a sign on the door of the business that says "no guns allowed". No alcohol before noon on Sundays, though - or at ALL on Christmas, Easter, or Thanksgiving.
originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
a reply to: derfreebie
Rather than insinuate drift, I consider the SCOTUS more than qualified by
precedent already to take away all our protections without firing a shot.
I'm not understanding what you're trying to point out.
What have you lost?