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ajax18 wrote: The Constitution was an agreement amongst the victors in the Revolutionary war.

You know, for being a 9 year old, time-travelling viking, you sure have a piss-poor knowledge of history.

ajax18 wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 15, 2020 10:36 pm

Oh no. Now you are just being totally dishonest. You've expressed a number of reasons that you feel contempt for me. Among them, after decades of working my ass off, I don't work. After decades of living below my means, the only thing I'm in hock for is the food on my table, the utilities, insurance, etc. And as I've stated many times on the previous board, I still live below my means.

All of this is commendable and I have no reason to resent any of this. I never have.

Now you're attempting to twist the conversation to what you would like it to be. I'm not giving away crap to anyone and if it doesn't belong to me, then it doesn't belong to you to "fight for" in the imaginary war you're having in your head. Now I'm giving away an entire country. Such reasoning skills are not to be believed.

That's exactly what Democrats and Brackite like Republicans have done.

The land we inherited? You mean the land we slaughtered and forced relocated indigenous tribes for? That land? We inherited exactly nothing. We STOLE it and not only that, we forced human beings into slavery to develop it. You know what, bury my heart at Wounded Knee, let freedom ring, and take every opportunity to go screw yourself as you see fit for as long as you feel a need to.

Then give your own land and inheritance away if you think it was obtained immorally. That still gives you no right to give mine away.

Okay, here it is ajax. Cards totally on the table. When I attempt to engage you, I feel like you are shape shifting right before my very eyes. I don't know if you are even aware that you're changing the subject of what you previously wrote.

I credit myself with being able to connect and communicate with most anyone. I credit myself with being able to connect and with communicate with young humans who have very few words with which to express themselves and so I read their behavior and I'm very, very, good at that.

I'm interested in people. I want to know what they think, believe, and why they make the choices and take the positions that they do. I don't look at people as a faceless group with a label on it as if the label accurately identified everything each one of the persons in the group thinks, believes, or how they behave. From my earliest beginnings in life (and I am not embellishing here)I saw people as individuals that think and behave differently and for differing reasons. And that is how I view every single person I encounter be it in real life or in unreal life on a board like this.

I look at you the same exact way.

But this is what I can't do. I can't make repeated attempts to communicate with and give someone an honest ride around here, when they aren't willing to do the same. I think Cam calls it a good faith argument. That's something you don't do, ajax. Either you don't know what it is, don't know how to do it or don't know that it's even an expectation.

Or maybe you are just in denial and when someone homes in on what you've said, you deflect because you can't see your way clear to acknowledging that the other guy might be right and I don't think you see challenge as something positive when challenge is at the very heart of learning something new.

In any case, life is too short for this crap. It just is. If there are folks here who want to keep trying to engage you they are free to do that. If there are folks here who play with you like you're a cat toy and if you are willing to play, feel free to do that.

But just know this. I was never playing.

ajax18 wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 15, 2020 10:44 pm

Yeah, thanks to your open borders politics in Arizona. If Arizona were a soveriegn state, Jan Brewer would have stopped the problem before it started. But thanks to the federal government Obama was able to unconstitutionally keep the border from being enforced!

Arizona here has pretty strict election laws with a voter ID law and with mail-in ballots having to be in by Election Day. Here is what our GOP Governor recently stated about our Arizona election laws.

“In Arizona, we have some of the strongest election laws in the country, laws that prioritize accountability and clearly lay out procedures for conducting, canvassing, and even contesting the results of an election. We’ve got ID at the polls. We review EVERY signature (every single one) on early ballots — by hand — unlike other states that use computers. Prohibitions on ballot harvesting. Bipartisan poll observers. Clear deadlines, including no ballots allowed after Election Day.” - Governor Doug Ducey

ajax18 wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 15, 2020 10:44 pm

The Hispanics in Georgia are not much different than the Cubans in Florida. It took massive voter fraud at the local level to turn Georgia blue. Democrats would never won the election in Georgia without cheat by mail voting. In contrast Governor De Santis was able to clean out the voter fraud before the 2020 election and Republicans won easily. And as the hispanics continue to multiply in the state, Republicans will continue winning because they understand what socialism means.

There have been two recounts in Georgia, and there hasn't been any evidence of "massive" voter fraud in that state. Link

There have been two recounts in Georgia, and there hasn't been any evidence of "massive" voter fraud in that state. Link

You kmow more about AZ than I do. I never lived there. But I know the Cuban and Venezuelan people see things a bit differently than Mexicans and Central Americans.

But there was massive voter fraud in GA and I'm predicting it's going to happen again. I hope I'm wrong but I really think the scales have tipped for the last time. Once the Democrats win the GA runoffs the good ole USA will become a one party country. We might as well be Venezuela at that point. We'll be occupied by Chinese troops within 20 years.

just so I'm clear,
now
the electoral college is no longer racist, outdated, and needs to be abolished.
right?

subgenius wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 16, 2020 1:16 am

just so I'm clear,
now
the electoral college is no longer racist, outdated, and needs to be abolished.
right?

Yes, it does. You seem to forget Biden won by more than 7 million votes in the popular count.

Dr. Todd Grande does not disappoint! Note: This is dated 3 Dec 2020. Keep that in mind.

Trump's Election Fraud Allegations | Denial vs. Delusion

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XKu_44DY9A

Philo, could you fix the title of this thread?

Ajax wrote:I'm not going anywhere. This is my land and it's my paycheck, not the federal governments. Some day I will drive your party off of both. The fact that I have to fight to keep it makes Philo Sofee's claim of booting Texas laughable.

Ajax, let's be reasonable, shall we? The taxes owed from your check belong to the federal government. It's theirs, not yours. And now that Biden is president, the federal government's share will increase. And you will pay it. You will pay it, and even though in the past you've said you'll work less in protest, that isn't true. You'll take extra cases on to cover the loss. And you're not going to be fighting anyone. When is the last time you shot a gun? The disparity between your combat skills and your skills as an eye doctor is so great that if there ever were a war, no one would let you take a gun and fight, you'll be a medic. Basically, you'll be fixing eyes for free for as long as the war lasts, and afterward, you'll be making a tenth of what you used to in the isolationist Texan economy.

And you don't want the war anyway, Ajax. No more, Ajax, then a ten-year-old who only gets computer 5 hours a day instead of 12 wants to run away from home and live on the street, even though that's the threat that gets made constantly.