8 Time Felon Running For State House

[Centrehalf]

And put distance between you and others.

Agree.

 

[Johnny Tremain]

Agree.

It's funny when you think about it--realistically--it is over-population and crowding for space, food, water and resources--which are the big problem.

Fuel to the fire is the insane explosion numerically by primitive cultures and the boatload of problems--which are legion and without end--that come along with them.

Disease and mortality used to curb this somewhat--but great inroads to solving this have ironically exacerbated the situation.

It is a recipe that is hard to digest.
And add to that religions, cultural lunacy, bigotries of all sorts and moralities--not pretty.
Which is why we have a First, Second and Third World.
And now--probably a Fourth and Fifth as well.

 

[Cruella]

let's see, you have 5 names out of how many? Anyone from Wayne or Hamtramck won't ever have a chance of enacting Sharia law. Kalamazoo is never going to go muslim. And there's no way you could have known this, but I know Dr. Syed Taj,M.D. IRL. He's not ever going to push for Sharia law.

You on the other hand are from California. You have far more to worry about than I do.

You on the other hand are from California. You have far more to worry about than I do.

Of course it's happening here. It's happening in every state. Your that one touting that the people in your state won't allow

These animals can get away with whatever they want to do in Dearborn but the rest of the area has made it very clear over the last 10 years that we are not going to tolerate any of their muslim bullsh*t

What ever inroads they make in all of our institutions will affect your state eventually. I don't see how it's going to be stopped, and Sharia will creep in. Just look at Europe.
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[Centrehalf]

Of course it's happening here. It's happening in every state. Your that one touting that the people in your state won't allow


What ever inroads they make in all of our institutions will affect your state eventually. I don't see how it's going to be stopped, and Sharia will creep in. Just look at Europe.
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I have been looking at Europe and I'm actually starting to see some pushback there. Europe is by no means a done deal yet.

The reason Sharia won't happen here (in my state) is precisely due to the fact that we do have so much experience with the animals in Dearborn. If those people were transplanted to San Fran or Berkeley they would probably be considered prominent members of the community by the extremely naive and misguided progs out there.

I also think I may have given the wrong impression. I don't like the radical Islamists in Dearborn but I also don't freak out when I see an Arab name. We have plenty of muslims in the suburbs who have integrated into American society and are not a threat in any way. An arab name also doesn't mean that someone is muslim, there are a lot of Lebanese and Egyptians here, many of whom have Arab sounding names but are Catholic. If someone is second or third generation American they very well may not be religious at all even though they have an Arab name. We also have a lot of Chaldeans here, many of them have Arab names but they're also Catholic.

I have a Mosque three blocks away from me, never had a problem with them. My next door neighbors are muslims from Pakistan, they moved here to get away from Sharia law, not to see it enacted here. Dr. Syed Taj is one of the names you posted, there's no way you could have known this ahead of time but trying to make the point that Sharia law is creeping in and listing him as proof of this is comical.

The spread of muslims from Dearborn to our outer suburbs is actually a good thing. They move to Dearborn first and then move away because of how radical it is, not because they want to spread radicalism. My neighbors originally moved to Dearborn when they came to this country. They told me that they had to move away from Dearborn because they came to this country to get away from radicals yet when they got to Dearborn, they still had to deal with them. So they moved again. They won't even go to any of the Mosques in Dearborn, they don't want to deal with the nonsense any more than I do.

If you ever get muslims in your area who propose anything at all in the name of "fairness" and "understanding", watch out. Two common ones are suggesting that the EWS be used to broadcast the call to prayer and having muslim students set up their prayer rugs on busy hallways or sidewalks on a college campus. These are subtle attempts to get you to accept the idea that their rights supercede your rights. If you don't these sorts of actions, you've got nothing to worry about.

 

[Centrehalf]

It's funny when you think about it--realistically--it is over-population and crowding for space, food, water and resources--which are the big problem.

Fuel to the fire is the insane explosion numerically by primitive cultures and the boatload of problems--which are legion and without end--that come along with them.

Disease and mortality used to curb this somewhat--but great inroads to solving this have ironically exacerbated the situation.

It is a recipe that is hard to digest.
And add to that religions, cultural lunacy, bigotries of all sorts and moralities--not pretty.
Which is why we have a First, Second and Third World.
And now--probably a Fourth and Fifth as well.

I hear what you're saying, and I agree. This winter is my last in Michigan, I'm moving to North Dakota in the Spring. The buildup here over the last 20 years has just been unbelievable. I think that living in a crowded area actually shortens some people's lifespans.

 

[Johnny Tremain]

I hear what you're saying, and I agree. This winter is my last in Michigan, I'm moving to North Dakota in the Spring. The buildup here over the last 20 years has just been unbelievable. I think that living in a crowded area actually shortens some people's lifespans.

Glad to hear you are going to North Dakota.
You are quite right about shortened life span--I retired when I was 48 and got a little feeble.
Big city life would have bumped me off long ago.

I think everyone should move around a lot in their lives--just to experience another side of the national spectrum.
The Dakotas is a great place with even greater people.
Was up in Minot a few times in my life.
Wide open spaces--you can buy a big house for a nice price.

Did you choose North Dakota for the balmy winters?

 

[Centrehalf]

Did you choose North Dakota for the balmy winters?

A balmy 90 below. Without going into too much detail, the state is starting to horn in on my business so I decided to move. There are a lot of places I could have gone but I chose North Dakota for several reasons, and not just professional. You can't go hunting or fishing in Michigan anymore without some DNR stooge getting in your way. My property in ND is right on a big lake, I can go hunting right outside my backdoor, the economy there is starting to boom, and there's a pretty big town not too far from me there. It's just a good deal all around.

 

[Johnny Tremain]

A balmy 90 below. Without going into too much detail, the state is starting to horn in on my business so I decided to move. There are a lot of places I could have gone but I chose North Dakota for several reasons, and not just professional. You can't go hunting or fishing in Michigan anymore without some DNR stooge getting in your way. My property in ND is right on a big lake, I can go hunting right outside my backdoor, the economy there is starting to boom, and there's a pretty big town not too far from me there. It's just a good deal all around.

You are in the right place at the right time.
The Dakotas are booming--and it will take awhile for the place to get too crowded.
Lake property--nothing could be better.
Just be sure your don't build on a flood plain!

I was up there in the winter once--outside at night in January--on an AF base.
OMG--was it cold. Wind--well, pretty damn brutal.
But--Michigan is not bad training for that. It can get pretty cold up there in the U.P.

 

[Cruella]

NC State Senate Candidate Arrested For Trafficking Heroin

Bender, who was challenging Republican Buck Newton, has been charged with "with three counts of trafficking opium or heroin and maintaining a place for keeping and storage of a controlled substance."
He is being held in jail under a $300,000 bond.

 

[PLC1]

NC State Senate Candidate Arrested For Trafficking Heroin

Bender, who was challenging Republican Buck Newton, has been charged with "with three counts of trafficking opium or heroin and maintaining a place for keeping and storage of a controlled substance."
He is being held in jail under a $300,000 bond.

At least, that's one felon who won't make his way to Washington.

 

[Texas_tea]

At least, that's one felon who won't make his way to Washington.

Don't you mean democrat? Isn't this a hallmark of the socialist democrats?

 

[steveox]

Don't you mean democrat? Isn't this a hallmark of the socialist democrats?

Yup,,,

 

[PLC1]

Don't you mean democrat? Isn't this a hallmark of the socialist democrats?

Extreme partisans can be funny at times.

 

[Texas_tea]

Extreme partisans can be funny at times.

I don't see this as extreme partisan.

I see the socialist democrat party as extreme.
We are not talking about the democrat party
of Bill Clinton.

Clearly, under B. Hussein Obama the democrat
party has become a socialist party.

 

[PLC1]

I don't see this as extreme partisan.

I see the socialist democrat party as extreme.
We are not talking about the democrat party
of Bill Clinton.

Clearly, under B. Hussein Obama the democrat
party has become a socialist party.

Do you really see that big of a difference between the Tweedledumocrats and the Tweedledeeblicans?