California wrote:RIP FPHLemonade wrote:We FPH now?
It's still going strong at Voat.
My mom's Mormon; I miss the society Mormonism enjoys, but liberty is a sweet mistress, not compatible with messages from God passed through the lips of prophets on Earth.StCapps wrote:Not that Hash would ever admit it.apeman wrote:Whatever they do to Mormon kids apparently works.
Agreed on both counts.Martin Hash wrote:There's an eerie correlation between "low fat" diets (that require 3x as much sugar to get the same taste) and the increase in obese people. Also, if no one's noticed, the optimistic American narrative has suffered tremendously since the advent of Social Media let the misfits coalesce.
What atheist nations are beacons of liberty again? Oh wait that's right, atheists haven't yet built a single non-religious society that is compatible with liberty yet.Martin Hash wrote:My mom's Mormon; I miss the society Mormonism enjoys, but liberty is a sweet mistress, not compatible with messages from God passed through the lips of prophets on Earth.StCapps wrote:Not that Hash would ever admit it.apeman wrote:Whatever they do to Mormon kids apparently works.
OH SNAP!StCapps wrote:What atheist nations are beacons of liberty again? Oh that's right atheists haven't yet built a single society that is compatible with liberty yet.
That is the heart of the problem and it doesn't mean campaigning is a total waste. You haven't served at the local level, right? That's where bipartisan support starts. I won with more Republican votes than Democratic ones and that remained consistent through 3 elections. Before people know you have good ideas, they have to know they can trust you. Then you can win as an independent, but that usually happens at a local level. Its a way to bypass a moribund local political party leadership.Martin Hash wrote:
Another amazing indicator, only 1 person recognized me as their 3-time candidate (and he was the candidate for the other seat). My face has been on 8X4 signs for literally years, my picture has been in multiple Voter's pamphlets, my name has been listed 100s of times, yet no one recognized my face or my name when I introduced myself. Wow, that campaigning stuff is a total waste.
Gee. I wonder how democrats are still a party? Oh that's right. Immigration.Martin Hash wrote:Last night, my wife, Gwynne & I, went to our first Democratic Party meeting is almost a year. Like has happened several times over the past decade I've been attending these things, virtually all the attendees were new, including the entire leadership. Out of 50 people, maybe I'd seen 10 before? It's absolutely bizarre that the turnover is so complete & predictable, but this was the most attendees I've ever seen.
Another amazing indicator, only 1 person recognized me as their 3-time candidate (and he was the candidate for the other seat). My face has been on 8X4 signs for literally years, my picture has been in multiple Voter's pamphlets, my name has been listed 100s of times, yet no one recognized my face or my name when I introduced myself. Wow, that campaigning stuff is a total waste.
Thirdly, after 3-1/2 hours, the only person who ever discussed actual politics was me. Nobody ever says a thing, they're all acclimated to the slogans. And my interjection was all bad, and also indicative of the rot. A union organizer was trying to get an anti-Right-To-Work endorsement to send to the State Committee. Everybody was just going to vote for it but I stood up & quoted the U.N. amendments that specifically disallow forcing people to join unions. I prefaced & ended my 3 minute speech with my commitment as a Democrat not to vote against the Party Platform but unionism is knee-jerk for Dems, and my mia culpa was inadequate. What makes it really bad was that the other candidate who did know me, talked to me after the meeting and basically made the admission that UNION CAMPAIGN DONATIONS dictated his position, regardless of the facts!
Just another day in Democratland.
How do you possibly know that?I won with more Republican votes than Democratic ones and that remained consistent through 3 elections
StCapps wrote:What atheist nations are beacons of liberty again? Oh wait that's right, atheists haven't yet built a single non-religious society that is compatible with liberty yet.Martin Hash wrote:My mom's Mormon; I miss the society Mormonism enjoys, but liberty is a sweet mistress, not compatible with messages from God passed through the lips of prophets on Earth.StCapps wrote:Not that Hash would ever admit it.
GrumpyCatFace wrote:Dumb slut partied too hard and woke up in a weird house. Ran out the door, weeping for her failed life choices, concerned townsfolk notes her appearance and alerted the fuzz.
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