Dark Days Ahead

[PartyOf5]

Certain states are already no-go zones for me. CA, OR, WA, NY, IL, MN.

Some states are friendly to conservatives, but I still don't want to live there. WY and IA are good examples.

Other states have no-go zones, but as long as you stay out of those areas they would be good places to live. WI is a good example. Stay away from Milwaukee, Madison, and any college towns. The rest is solid red.

One of my greatest concerns is ending up in a situation where the Commies aren't occupying your area, but have enough control over things to make things miserable for you. The Feds are going to try and poke every single citizen in the eyes, even if they live in a deep red area.

[SilverEagle]

The Feds are going to try and poke every single citizen in the eyes, even if they live in a deep red area.

This is what greatly concerns me. That can and most likely will be the straw that breaks the camel’s back.

[The Conservative]

Certain states are already no-go zones for me. CA, OR, WA, NY, IL, MN.

Some states are friendly to conservatives, but I still don't want to live there. WY and IA are good examples.

Other states have no-go zones, but as long as you stay out of those areas they would be good places to live. WI is a good example. Stay away from Milwaukee, Madison, and any college towns. The rest is solid red.

One of my greatest concerns is ending up in a situation where the Commies aren't occupying your area, but have enough control over things to make things miserable for you. The Feds are going to try and poke every single citizen in the eyes, even if they live in a deep red area.

Add MA, RI, and might start thinking of adding SC. Not sure about it, but fucking hell I've seen some stupid come from there lately.

[SilverEagle]

Certain states are already no-go zones for me. CA, OR, WA, NY, IL, MN.

Some states are friendly to conservatives, but I still don't want to live there. WY and IA are good examples.

Other states have no-go zones, but as long as you stay out of those areas they would be good places to live. WI is a good example. Stay away from Milwaukee, Madison, and any college towns. The rest is solid red.

One of my greatest concerns is ending up in a situation where the Commies aren't occupying your area, but have enough control over things to make things miserable for you. The Feds are going to try and poke every single citizen in the eyes, even if they live in a deep red area.

Add MA, RI, and might start thinking of adding SC. Not sure about it, but fucking hell I've seen some stupid come from there lately.

You need to flee MA, we’ve been telling you that for a long time.

[Zlaxer]

This is a great example of why we need a national divorce.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022 ... til-birth/

71% of Californians are OK with abortion up to point of birth.

This is totally different than arguing over 5 weeks or 2 months.

Californians are OK with killing a kid just because of a few inches. There is no compromising with this. I don’t want to compromise with people who have this view. It makes me question their mind set and their decision framework. This leads to Solent Green.

You can bet your ass the left will implement this at the federal level one way or the other. Got to stop the unwashed masses from generating carbon and all that shit…

Its a fucking cult. No doubt about it now.

The elite think they are a different species and the proles are just a fucking virus. The leftist proles think they are saving the planet.

We need some SG1 Goa'uld or Ori memes.

The next step will be up to 2yrs of age - the leftest high priests are already making this case in academic papers.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Another way to look at this is that 71% of Californians want the State to stay completely out of the decision to abort.

The framing matters.

If you want to stand for freedom, that’s what it looks like. Obviously I don’t want anyone to abort at 9-months, but I don’t need a State Law to enforce it.

[Zlaxer]

Another way to look at this is that 71% of Californians want the State to stay completely out of the decision to abort.

The framing matters.

If you want to stand for freedom, that’s what it looks like. Obviously I don’t want anyone to abort at 9-months, but I don’t need a State Law to enforce it.

I could understand your point if the timeline was walked back - but this is up to birth - sorry, but I consider aborting a kid on their birthday murder 1 and the kid to be entitled to protection under the law.

Your position requires an explanation of why 3 inches should define whether a human gets rights or not.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Another way to look at this is that 71% of Californians want the State to stay completely out of the decision to abort.

The framing matters.

If you want to stand for freedom, that’s what it looks like. Obviously I don’t want anyone to abort at 9-months, but I don’t need a State Law to enforce it.

I could understand your point if the timeline was walked back - but this is up to birth - sorry, but I consider aborting a kid on their birthday murder 1 and the kid to be entitled to protection under the law.

I don’t disagree, and you’d have a hard time finding a doctor that would do it anyway.

But fewer laws are better.

[Zlaxer]

Another way to look at this is that 71% of Californians want the State to stay completely out of the decision to abort.

The framing matters.

If you want to stand for freedom, that’s what it looks like. Obviously I don’t want anyone to abort at 9-months, but I don’t need a State Law to enforce it.

I could understand your point if the timeline was walked back - but this is up to birth - sorry, but I consider aborting a kid on their birthday murder 1 and the kid to be entitled to protection under the law.

I don’t disagree, and you’d have a hard time finding a doctor that would do it anyway.

But fewer laws are better.

I agree fewer laws are best, but this makes the case as to why we need to separate from the leftist cult - they ignore plain meaning to suit their ends - they don’t follow laws they don’t like even when it takes rights away from others. Birthday abortions are already against murder statues but they twist the meaning of “human” to be whatever the fuck promotes their policy de jeur.


I usually sit abortion fights out as I think there is an arguable gray zone in early pregnancy - but birthdays abortions are so far past that line the issue becomes crystal clear to me.

[SuburbanFarmer]

I could understand your point if the timeline was walked back - but this is up to birth - sorry, but I consider aborting a kid on their birthday murder 1 and the kid to be entitled to protection under the law.

I don’t disagree, and you’d have a hard time finding a doctor that would do it anyway.

But fewer laws are better.

I agree fewer laws are best, but this makes the case as to why we need to separate from the leftist cult - they ignore plain meaning to suit their ends - they don’t follow laws they don’t like even when it takes rights away from others. Birthday abortions are already against murder statues but they twist the meaning of “human” to be whatever the fuck promotes their policy de jeur.


I usually sit abortion fights out as I think there is an arguable gray zone in early pregnancy - but birthdays abortions are so far past that line the issue becomes crystal clear to me.

I can’t imagine a case where it would realistically happen, but who knows. It would be an instant global news story, and that mothers life would be ruined.

Very few people are actually maniacs.