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originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: Mandroid7
I don't think there's a mechanism for secession in the Constitution.
However, it does specifically say that we are duty bound to overthrow a filthy commie authoritarian government.
I'm feeling insurrectiony.
originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: Mandroid7
I don't think there's a mechanism for secession in the Constitution.
However, it does specifically say that we are duty bound to overthrow a filthy commie authoritarian government.
I'm feeling insurrectiony.
originally posted by: Byrd
a reply to: Violater1
Political theater and disadvantageous, actually.
Disney paid for its own policing and other services. Now Florida has to pick up the tab.
originally posted by: Violater1
originally posted by: Byrd
a reply to: Violater1
Political theater and disadvantageous, actually.
Disney paid for its own policing and other services. Now Florida has to pick up the tab.
Thank you for opining.
Do you think Disney has gone too far, ie, taking citizen homeowner's property via eminent domain, ... ?
The land of the free eh?
originally posted by: TzarChasm
originally posted by: angelchemuel
a reply to: Ilikesecrets
Unless he tries to (I forget the term) break away from the rest of the US. Then he'll be President of the Democratic Republic of Florida
Just jesting, I like him.
Rainbows
Jane
The word you're looking for is "secede" and it's definitively unconstitutional.
Do you think Disney has gone too far, ie, taking citizen homeowner's property via eminent domain, ... ?
originally posted by: namehere
florida is risky as it is because hurricanes so all this will do is drive disney out of the state, along with all their billions of dollars and might motivate universal and the various other companies to leave too. all these actions will do in the end is impoverish florida, all because ideals Republican voters dont even care about but seem to think they do, while not realizing its all rhetoric that ambitious opportunists are spouting, all the while laughing about how foolish the common person is for allowing emotion and false idealism to dictate their decisions, to allow themselves to be manipulated by politicians so easily with lies.
originally posted by: namehere
florida is risky as it is because hurricanes so all this will do is drive disney out of the state, along with all their billions of dollars and might motivate universal and the various other companies to leave too. all these actions will do in the end is impoverish florida, all because ideals Republican voters dont even care about but seem to think they do, while not realizing its all rhetoric that ambitious opportunists are spouting, all the while laughing about how foolish the common person is for allowing emotion and false idealism to dictate their decisions, to allow themselves to be manipulated by politicians so easily with lies.
originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: Violater1
Do you think Disney has gone too far, ie, taking citizen homeowner's property via eminent domain, ... ?
Did they though? As I recall, they used a lot of undeveloped swamp land to create Disney World, Epcot Center and the surrounding housing developments.
Who do you think was displaced when Disney brokered the land deals for Disney World and Epcot Center?
originally posted by: Mandroid7
I want to like him but...
Apparently he is partners in a diamond mine with Fauci and has some underage girl party issues.
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Good move with Disney though.
They are a big part of producing this woke propaganda and are "islanders."
For one thing, the only active diamond mine in the United States is in Murfreesboro, Arkansas — not Oklahoma.
Bryan Griffin, press secretary to DeSantis, confirmed to PolitiFact that the claim is "completely false."
The claim includes a screenshot of a form, a Uniform Commercial Code Financing Statement, or UCC, as supposed evidence.
That said, "In theory, anyone can file a UCC-1 against anyone else," according to Wolters Kluwer, an information services company. In a June 2021 article, the company noted two cases that "show how easy it is for unauthorized UCC-1s to be filed," one of which involved a man suing movie studios for $400 million because he said they based the movie "Titanic" on his life story (a case that was dismissed).
In the diamond mine claim, Paul Michael Walters filed the Uniform Commercial Code Financing Statement that was screenshotted in the Instagram post. He told PolitiFact that he filed it in January 2021 to protest public safety protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Two locations in the United States have been worked as commercial diamond mines. The first was a mine near Murfreesboro, Arkansas. It was worked as a commercial diamond mine by a succession of operators in the early 1900s but closed because the deposit was subeconomic. Today it is known as the "Crater of Diamonds" and is operated by the State of Arkansas as a tourist "pay-to-dig mine" where anyone can pay a fee, look for diamonds, and keep any that they find. Up to a few hundred carats of diamonds are found there each year.
The second was the Kelsey Lake Diamond Mine near Fort Collins, Colorado. It produced small amounts of diamonds between 1996 and 2002, when the mine was closed due to legal problems.
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: infolurker
Trump certainly seems to think DeSantis was partying it up with underage girls considering he shared the image multiple times today.
IDK, please tell and include links.
The parcel of land that is Disney World today was once a collection of cow pastures and swamps. Disney selected the site because of its close proximity to Orlando and because Florida’s highway department was, at the time, in the process of building a massive road network across central Florida.
"After a period during which some minor landowners within the boundaries opted out, the Drainage District was incorporated on May 13, 1966, as a public corporation.
Walt Disney Productions created dozens of dummy corporations to purchase the land in smaller parcels.
Disney knew that people would eventually figure out who was really buying the land, but he was able to maintain a veil of secrecy for several years.
Do you think Disney has gone too far, ie, taking citizen homeowner's property via eminent domain, ... ?
originally posted by: angelchemuel
a reply to: TzarChasm
That's the word! Thank you!
Unconstitutional?
Maybe it should be constitutional right if you want to secede? Sounds more democratic to me. Unconstitutional can be read as bully boy rules and laws to control, no?
Anyway..... off topic.
Rainbows
Jane
originally posted by: Turquosie
a reply to: nugget1
Yup as long as he appeases the anti-woke crowd people will look past any shady past he may have. The key to winning a republican primary today is trolling the woke crowd. Forget about uniting the country and finding solutions to national problems. Just show those woke commies whose boss!
Just forget allegations of corruption and torture of GITMO prisoners. Whats important is that we get a POTUS that troll those dang lefties again!